Local Government Unanimously Advances Flood Prevention and Land Development Ordinances; Considers Special Needs Registry

Overview: In a recent council meeting, members unanimously passed the first readings of two ordinances aimed at overhauling the borough’s flood prevention regulations and amending land development fees. Meanwhile, the council addressed community concerns about emergency care for individuals with special needs, with Mayor Don Cabrera highlighting existing emergency resources and suggesting collaboration with the Emergency Medical Services. The meeting also delved into the potential sale of municipal land for residential development, discussing financial implications and strategies to optimize the sale process. Moreover, the council approved a licensing agreement with the Dolphin Swim Club and authorized expenditures for various municipal projects, including infrastructure upgrades and recreational improvements. The proposed pay-to-park regulations, ongoing project updates, and expressions of appreciation for Public Works’ efforts further marked the session’s comprehensive agenda.

Wildwood Crest Borough Council Advances Infrastructure and Public Safety Initiatives

Overview: The Wildwood Crest Borough Council moved forward with key infrastructure projects and public safety enhancements in their recent meeting, which included the swearing-in of new police officers and the discussion of significant flood mitigation projects. The council passed Ordinance 1421 concerning construction fees, authorized an emergency temporary budget for 2024, and appointed Stephanie Alicia to the tourism commission.