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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Norristown public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Intermunicipal Liquor License Transfer for 1719 Markley Street
Tuscany 72 Pizza Bar LLC is applying to transfer a restaurant liquor license to 1719 Markley Street, subject to a public hearing and council resolution.
Trash Collection Survey
Norristown is asking residents to weigh in on local trash and recycling pickup. Just fill out a quick survey to let the city know how well your current garbage collection is actually working.
Surveillance Technology
Norristown and King of Prussia just turned on over 50 automated license plate reader cameras, and locals are pushing back hard over privacy worries. These Flock cameras track movements everywhere, leaving residents wondering where their data is actually going.
Establishment of Animal Control Officer Position
Council moved to allow up to four hens on single-family properties while prohibiting roosters and commercial slaughter.
Trail Infrastructure
Montgomery County is pitching a new Gateway trail plan for Lafayette Street in Norristown that will bring fresh bike and pedestrian paths right to your neighborhood. It's a solid win if you're trying to ditch the car or just want a safer walk down the street.
Multi-Unit Property Licensing at 524 Moore St.
Property owner Richard Gallo successfully sought a variance to officially recognize two separate houses on a single residential parcel, resolving longstanding municipal licensing discrepancies for the long-tenanted property.
Plymouth Data Center Party Status
Council voted to seek legal party status to monitor and weigh in on a proposed data center in neighboring Plymouth Township.
Dead Storage Facility at 307 E. Airy St.
Red Badge Management is acquiring a former warehouse building across from a meat-packing plant to use for personal and office storage.
Public Safety Reform
After a tragedy in Norristown, locals and advocates are demanding serious public safety overhauls from city leaders. People want real changes made to the system to prevent future incidents.