Mayor Schwager Says Goodbye, Council Proceeds with Patriots Way Bridge Project, and Residents Raise Concerns Over Lakes

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Oakland Borough Council, Mayor Linda H. Schwager bid farewell, with intentions to focus on family and health. The council also proceeded with discussions on the Patriots Way Bridge project, and residents raised concerns over the potential development and sale of Crystal and Mirror Lakes.

Oakland Borough Council Moves Forward with Community Beautification Project

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Oakland Borough Council discussed several issues, central among them being a significant community beautification project. The Council also deliberated on updates to the Open Public Meetings Law, local events, infrastructure projects, and policy revisions.

Grant Funding Secures Patriots Way Bridge Replacement; New Recycling Center Opposition Highlighted at Oakland Council Meeting

Overview: During a recent Oakland Borough Council meetings, Mayor Linda H. Schwager announced that the Patriots Way Bridge replacement project received extensive grant funding. The project’s bids came in significantly lower than the estimated cost, allowing for the possibility of additional work. The issue of water treatment was also addressed, with the completion of PFOA/PFAS treatments anticipated by February 2024. Mayor Schwager expressed her opposition to the proposed Class B recycling facility, urging residents to voice their resistance as well.

Oakland Borough Council Raises Alarm Over Election Process Woes, Calls for County Action Amid Infrastructure Discussions

Overview: The recent meeting of the Oakland Borough Council unfolded with several concerns, including the election process, environmental issues, and infrastructure projects. The council members voiced their dissatisfaction with the recent election process, and a letter was proposed to the county requesting action. Environmental concerns were brought to light, particularly regarding a proposed Class B recycle facility and the impact of various developments. Amidst such concerns, infrastructure projects were discussed and updated.

Oakland Borough Council and Mayor Fight Proposed Recycling Facility, 3,000 Residents Sign Petition

Overview: In a recently held mayor and council meeting of the Oakland Borough, the foremost topic of discussion was the proposed Class B recycling facility at 342 West Oakland Avenue. Anticipated to handle 900 tons of waste every day, the facility’s location near residential areas has sparked significant community pushback. A strong opposition has emerged with approximately 3,000 signatures gathered against the recycling plant’s establishment.