During a recent government meeting, discussions highlighted ongoing challenges within the city’s new program aimed at regulating property structures. Concerns were raised about some property owners opting to incur fines rather than comply with the new regulations, indicating a potential trend of circumventing the system. Officials expressed hope that these issues would be resolved in the coming months.

Another significant topic addressed was the compensation of home health aides, who reportedly work 24-hour shifts but are only compensated for 13 hours. This issue has garnered attention from the city council, particularly from Council Member Marte, who has been advocating for legislative changes. However, it was noted that the mayor has been blocking progress on this matter, leading to questions about the legislative process and the reasons behind the mayor's inaction. Officials committed to investigating the current status of the proposed legislation and the obstacles preventing its advancement.

The meeting concluded without further questions, leaving attendees eager for updates on these pressing issues.