Delran Town Council Approves Phased Construction Plan for Hunter Glenn Development

Overview: During its recent meeting, the Delran Town Council approved an amendment to a resolution allowing phased construction of the Hunter Glenn development, specifically addressing the construction of building 103 while deferring further compliance requirements for buildings 104 and 105. This decision followed discussions to clarify the phased approach to the project.

Atlantic County Board Honors Community Leader Ray Ellis, Debates Jail Facility Plans

Overview: In a meeting that combined community recognition with pressing administrative discussions, the Atlantic County Board of Commissioners honored Ray Ellis for his contributions to the local community and youth services, while also addressing the contentious issue of the county jail facilities’ future.

Atlantic County Faces Challenges with Jail Infrastructure Amid Plans for a New Facility

Overview: In a recent meeting of the Atlantic County Board of Commissioners, attention was given to the state of the county jail and its infrastructure challenges. The Public Safety Director and Warden Michael Kelly highlighted ongoing issues, including heating failures and aging equipment, while discussing plans for a potential new 900-bed facility with an estimated cost of $561 million.

Delanco Town Council Prioritizes Affordable Housing, Historic Preservation, and Public Safety in Latest Meeting

Overview: In the recent Delanco Town Council meeting, discussions focused on several issues, including the affordable housing ordinance, preservation of a historic town map, and public safety measures.

Delanco Town Council Tackles Affordable Housing, Police Staffing Changes, and Historic Preservation

Overview: The recent Delanco Town Council meeting focused on various topics, including proposed changes to affordable housing regulations, updates on police department staffing, and initiatives for historic preservation. Notably, discussions highlighted the need for updating affordable housing policies, the hiring of new police personnel, including the township’s first female officer, and the restoration of a historic 1856 town map.