Concerns Over Playground Safety and Property Sale Dominate Lambertville City Council Meeting

Overview: The recent Lambertville City Council meeting was marked by discussions about playground safety and the sale of city-owned property. Residents expressed concern over the lack of inspections at a playground used by children and questioned the transparency of an upcoming property sale to Fisherman’s Market. Council members heard public input on various city operations, including property transactions, safety regulations, and financial responsibilities.

Lambertville City Council Considers Limiting Cannabis Licenses Amidst Environmental and Property Management Concerns

Overview: The Lambertville City Council meeting was primarily focused on proposed amendments to the city’s cannabis ordinance, with considerable discussion surrounding the potential reduction of retail cannabis licenses from four to three. Alongside this, the council addressed concerns about vacant property management, environmental initiatives, and stormwater system updates.

Lambertville City Council Targets Budget Transparency Amid Staffing and Infrastructure Challenges

Overview: The Lambertville City Council meeting delved into numerous budgetary considerations for 2026, underlined by a focus on transparency in administrative budget hearings, ongoing staffing challenges, and the need for infrastructure upgrades. The session provided a platform for various department heads to discuss operational needs, present budget requests, and address current fiscal challenges facing the city.

South Hunterdon School Board Eyes $1.1 Million Sale of West Amwell School to Scutter Realty LLC

Overview: The South Hunterdon School Board meeting, conducted via Zoom, highlighted several key developments, including the impending sale of the West Amwell School for $1.1 million to Scutter Realty LLC, updates on student use of internet devices legislation, and budgetary challenges facing the district. The meeting also touched on student achievements, safety reports, and community engagement initiatives.

Lambertville City Council Addresses Tax Assessment Error and Celebrates Cannabis Tax Windfall

Overview: At the recent Lambertville City Council meeting, the mayor delivered the state of the city address, addressing a significant tax assessment error that led to a tax collection gap for 2025 but assuring residents of the city’s financial stability through existing reserves. Positive financial news was shared, with cannabis transfer tax revenue exceeding expectations, contributing to the city’s robust fiscal health.