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Highlands mayor reports January emergency-service statistics, project delays and a clam-plant grant
Summary
Mayor Bulan reported January emergency-service activity (first-aid 27, fire 17, police 853), building and code-enforcement figures, a delayed Overlook project due to frozen ground, scheduled tide-valve replacements and a grant to stream JT White Clam Depuration Plant footage to municipal displays.
Mayor Bulan delivered the borough's January report at the Feb. 4 meeting, giving residents and council members an overview of public-safety activity, building and code-enforcement actions, and several local infrastructure and grant projects.
Public-safety figures reported for January included 27 first-aid squad responses, 17 fire incidents and 853 police department incidents as recorded in the meeting minutes. Code-enforcement activity logged three summonses, three warnings, 22 reports, six inspections, 18 permits and nine OPRA requests. The building…
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