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Resident raises parking-sign concern; Highlands announces 24/7 medication drop box
Summary
During public comment a resident asked about re-erecting parking signs on Washington Avenue; the mayor announced a new 24/7 medication drop box at the police department for safe disposal of unused prescriptions (no liquids).
A resident from Washington Avenue sought an update on re‑erecting parking signs, telling council they had not seen the signs reinstalled. Council responses indicated confusion about whether the work had been completed.
Mayor Boulan announced that the borough’s police department now has an approved, secure medication drop box available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for safe disposal of unused prescriptions (liquids are excluded). "If you have your used medication to do a safe drop off right here in the building at the police department downstairs...It's open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year," the mayor said.
After public comment the council closed the public portion and proceeded to an executive session later in the meeting.
