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I like to make a suggestion when you hold your meetings and open it up to the public . The public has to speak at podium which is the correct way so everyone can hear. I think it’s only right when discussing with people in the audience even Borough officials like our Chief borough town engineer and others who are ask for their input to Mayor and CouncilThis way everyone can hear what ever is being said at that time. Especially the citizens watching the meetings on video.Thank you for your consideration on this issue Sincerely Richard Holler

Congratulations to Linda Karlovich on her re-election as Mayor and to Tony and Patrick on their election to Council.

Zimmerman I’ll remember that

Awkward

Spend some of that money on a better microphone/camera, makes it even more pathetic.

What a joke

town is a joke.

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What a shit show

Why is this in my recommended... I'm not even american.

Please Measure Speed on Monroe ave tucks are out of control.

Mayor is awesome!

I like to make a comment about a new propose ordinance of no raking or blowing of leaves in the street. First of all why did wee spend money on two leaf vacuums to pick up leaves piles at the curbs, if a ordinance of bagging or putting in containers is going into affect this year’s fall season . As a senior myself and many other seniors who have disabilities and cronic arthritis problems it’s harder for us to put in bags or containers. I know the reason is to keep sewers clear of leaves and I m sure if you do have one on your curb line that resident should make sure the pile doesn’t interfere with drainage flow running down gutter to sewer. Its hard enough for seniors and other people with disabilities to bring them to the curb line. Hope you take my suggestion seriously before you make this ordinance a law.

Great idea, Bob Herbert