Gloucester Township School Board Discusses Upcoming Budget and Infrastructure Improvements

Overview: In a recent Gloucester Township School Board meeting, the main focus was on the presentation and approval of the 2024-2025 budget which includes infrastructure improvements and the addition of new staff. The budget, up notably due to capital reserve utilization, addresses rising costs in special education and the depletion of COVID-19 federal aid funds.

Washington Township Approves PBA Local 318 Contract Amid Community Events

Overview: In a recent Washington Township Town Council meeting, the council approved a contract with PBA local 318, honored community volunteers, and discussed upcoming local initiatives and events. The agreement with PBA local 318 and the recognition of community volunteers stood out as notable topics of the session.

Gloucester Town Council Debates Sale of MUA and Cannabis Dispensaries

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council tackled issues in its recent meeting, most notably the potential sale of the Municipal Utility Authority (MUA) and the management of cannabis dispensaries within the township. The council introduced the 2024 Municipal budget with appropriations of $79,519,147.35 and discussed the implications of a local purpose tax levy increase. Additionally, the public expressed concerns about the number of medical dispensaries transitioning to recreational use and the use of funds from the sale of the MUA.

Washington (Gloucester County) Town Council to Address Open Space Litigation and Community Events

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Washington Township Town Council, the body addressed a range of topics with focus on community events and a resident’s concerns about open space violations currently in litigation. The council also recognized local sports achievements, announced upcoming events, and moved to adopt various resolutions and ordinances.

Gloucester Council Grapples with Local Development and MUA Sale

Overview: The Gloucester Town Council meeting addressed a variety of community concerns, with discussions centering on local development, the sale of the Municipal Utilities Authority (MUA), and environmental conservation. Residents raised issues about new construction near the freeway Golf Course, potential privatization of the MUA, and the environmental impact of the gems landfill cleanup.