Delanco Considers Parking Solutions Amid Safety Concerns for Upcoming Summer Events

Overview: During the Delanco Town Council meeting, the committee addressed community concerns surrounding parking and safety for upcoming summer events at the historic waterfront park. Residents shared apprehensions about traffic congestion on Delaware Avenue, particularly during concerts, and the council discussed potential solutions, including temporary parking arrangements.

Atlantic County Board Urges Governor to Restore Community College Funding Amid Budget Cuts

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners’ recent meeting was marked by a resolution urging New Jersey Governor to reinstate funding priorities for community colleges in the state’s fiscal year 2026 budget. The resolution, which was brought forward in response to potential budget cuts that could severely impact local institutions like Atlantic Cape Community College (ACCC), highlights concerns over declining enrollment and the need for continued financial support to sustain educational programs.

Delanco Appoints New Township Administrator as Long-Serving Predecessor Retires

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting on June 16th centered around the retirement of Township Administrator Richard Schwab and the appointment of his successor, Deborah Seminara. Schwab, who served Delanco for 15 years, will retire at the end of June. The council unanimously approved Seminara to step into the role.

Delanco Township Welcomes New Administrator as Long-Time Leader Retires

Overview: The Delanco Township Committee announced the appointment of Deborah Simmonro as the new township administrator, effective June 30, following the retirement of Richard Schwab after 15 years of service. Schwab’s impending departure was the focal point of the meeting.

Delanco Township Council Reviews Union Avenue Boat Ramp Extension Amid Public Concerns

Overview: The Delanco Township Council meeting on June 2nd focused heavily on infrastructure projects and community concerns, with particular attention given to the Union Avenue boat ramp extension proposal and issues surrounding flood prevention and affordable housing. The meeting was attended by several council members, who discussed both local developments and broader environmental challenges.