Trenton City Council Faces Foreclosure Issues and Plans to Rename Athletic Complex

Overview: In a recent Trenton City Council meeting, attention was given to foreclosure issues faced by local property owners, the renaming of an athletic complex, and ongoing community initiatives. Key discussions included public testimonies about unexpected property foreclosures, a resolution to rename the Athletic Complex after Sharon Grady, and various community-focused projects.

Trenton City Council Faces Community Frustration Over Parade Disruptions and Parking Issues

Overview: The Trenton City Council convened on September 5th to address a range of local issues, with residents voicing concerns over parade disruptions to church services, parking regulations, and the city’s handling of property demolitions and workers’ compensation cases.

Trenton Residents Advocate for Renaming City Hall Annex After Former Mayor Douglas H. Palmer

Overview: During the recent Trenton City Council meeting, attention was given to a proposal to rename the City Hall Annex in honor of the Honorable Douglas H. Palmer, the first African American mayor of Trenton, who served from 1990 to 2010. Multiple residents presented a petition with hundreds of signatures, emphasizing Palmer’s contributions to the city, particularly in economic development, public safety, and education. This central topic dominated the meeting.

Trenton School Board Debates $2.6 Million Building Purchase Amid Concerns Over Renovation Costs

Overview: The Trenton School Board meeting on August 15, 2023, saw discussions on several topics, with the potential purchase of two properties for $2.6 million dominating the agenda. Other matters included updates on dual enrollment programs, recognition of an outstanding educator, and detailed reports on various summer programs.

Trenton City Council Appoints Four Interim Directors to Oversee Key City Departments

Overview: During a recent meeting of the Trenton City Council, Mayor Reed Gusciora introduced four interim directors for crucial city departments, emphasizing their roles and qualifications to improve city operations. The appointments, set for an initial 90-day period, included Maria Richardson as the interim business administrator, Paul Harris as the interim director of recreation, natural resources, and culture, an interim director of Health and Human Services, and Arch Liston for Housing and Economic Development.