Delanco Town Council Approves $3.6 Million Bonding Project Amid Economic Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Delanco Town Council, several pivotal discussions took place, with the council approving a $3.6 million bonding project despite concerns about its financial impact on taxpayers. The council also addressed community concerns about infrastructure, law enforcement, and local environmental projects, reflecting both the challenges and aspirations of the township.

Atlantic County Board Allocates Opioid Settlement Funds, Debates Future of Skates Zone Ice Rink

Overview: The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners meeting focused on issues including the allocation of opioid settlement funds, the future of the Skates Zone ice rink, and the ongoing budget process for fiscal year 2025. Key discussions also touched on federal procurement processes and the financial relationship between Atlantic County and Atlantic City.

New Police Chief and Infrastructure Developments Highlight Delanco Town Council Meeting

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting on March 3, 2025, focused on appointments, infrastructure project updates, and discussions surrounding future planning processes. The appointment of Basil Waring as the new Chief of Police and the presentation of the Lawrence D. Sterns Officer of the Year Award to Patrolman Jacob Lner were key highlights. Additionally, the meeting covered detailed reports on ongoing infrastructure projects and the township’s budget planning efforts.

Delanco Town Council Welcomes New Police Chief and Honors Officer of the Year

Overview: The Delanco Town Council meeting was highlighted by the induction of Chief Waring, the presentation of the Lawrence D. Sterns Officer of the Year Award to Patrolman Jacob Lner, and updates on several infrastructure projects.

Delanco School Board Addresses School District’s State Evaluation and Traffic Concerns

Overview: At the recent Delanco School Board meeting, attention was given to the acceptance of a critical document by the state department of education, which serves as a report card for the district. The board also discussed traffic safety concerns around the school, recognizing the municipality’s efforts but acknowledging ongoing issues. Additional topics included a potential collaboration with the local library, grant funding updates, and personnel matters.