Lower Township Recognized as Community Partner of the Year by Volunteers in Medicine

Overview: In a recent Lower Town Council meeting, the township was honored with the Community Partner of the Year award by Volunteers in Medicine. Additionally, the Council discussed updates to the personnel policy and highlighted upcoming events for Veterans Day.

Lower Town Council Approves Safety Upgrades and Bids Farewell to Longtime Employee

Overview: In a recent Lower Town Council meeting, key developments included the approval of a pedestrian safety project on Sunset Boulevard and the retirement acknowledgment of Eileen Christ, a dedicated township employee with over 26 years of service. Additionally, various ordinances were passed, capital projects were discussed, and community events were announced, reflecting the council’s focus on safety, infrastructure, and community engagement.

Lower Town Council Addresses Budget, Celebrates Student Athletes, and Highlights Autism Awareness Month

Overview: In the latest Lower Town Council meeting, members unanimously adopted the 2025 municipal budget, celebrated the achievements of local student athletes, and formally recognized April as Autism Awareness Month. The meeting also covered several ordinances and public concerns about local transportation issues, concluding with a closed session on attorney-client matters.

Lower Town Council Approves Bamboo Planting Ban and Advances Multiple Infrastructure Projects

Overview: The Lower Town Council has passed an ordinance prohibiting the planting of bamboo within the township, citing its invasive nature. The meeting also covered updates on various capital projects, including the renovation of the Rotary Community Park and the extension of bay outfalls. The council expressed gratitude to volunteers who quickly cleaned defaced public bathrooms.

Lower Town Council Pushes Back Against 17.23% Electric Rate Increase Proposal

Overview: The Lower Town Council meeting focused on several topics, including opposition to a proposed 17.23% electric rate increase by Atlantic City Electric, updates on infrastructure projects, and budget discussions for the 2025 fiscal year. The council expressed its intent to challenge the rate increase, citing concerns over the financial burden on residents, while also addressing various community and environmental issues.