A Solar Landscape representative briefed the council on the state's community-solar program, enrollment steps (month‑to‑month contracts), a 51% LMI requirement per project, and local outreach plans. He said some JCP&L projects guarantee about 20% savings and described steps to help seniors enroll.

Community Development Director Leslie Slay told the commission she will bring a resolution to hire a retail consultant to help Red Bank compete for retail investment, citing retailers' need for market data and site readiness.

Red Bank proposes budget enhancements for 2026 focusing on safety, community development, and tax relief.

Red Bank honors volunteers, plans 70th anniversary celebration, and addresses stormwater challenges.

Lalayla Swaggerty receives Red Bank Citizenship Scholarship for exemplary community involvement and leadership.

Red Bank proposes a $20,640 budget increase for improved community development and code enforcement.

Chad Bullard emphasizes safety and access to businesses during citizen comments at work session.

City plans to improve traffic flow and safety while promoting health equity along corridor.

Red Bank applies for diabetes grant to fund trail system and enhance local amenities.

Council amends fiscal budget and approves rezonings for new residential developments.

Vice Mayor Ferri announces April events including a food truck Friday and bicycle safety garden.

City Council authorizes funding for a mural by artist Adam Stevenson at City Park.

City secures $7,000 grant for artwork protection and prevention of vandalism damage.

Commissioners discuss community events and approve art installation funded by grants.