In a recent government meeting, several resolutions were unanimously adopted, focusing on budget amendments and infrastructure improvements.

The first resolution, 30612, appropriated $250,000 to amend the solid waste landfill budget, funded by unrestricted net assets. This was followed by resolution 3614, which allocated $65,100 for the library budget to purchase computer equipment and software, sourced from a state grant. Commissioner Barnwell emphasized that this funding is a matching grant, with no new local funds required.

Another significant resolution, 30615, allocated $22,000 to improve convenience centers, utilizing grant funds to replace aging equipment. Commissioner Hayes highlighted the importance of these upgrades for better service delivery.

Additionally, resolution 30616 addressed safety concerns at a problematic intersection by appropriating up to $15,000 for the installation of traffic lights. Commissioners Hayes and Lynch stressed the urgency of this measure, citing previous accidents and the need for enhanced safety measures. They noted that despite efforts from the Highway Department to improve the area, the installation of lights is crucial to prevent further tragedies.

Overall, the meeting underscored the government's commitment to enhancing community services and safety through strategic budget allocations and infrastructure improvements.