Collingswood Borough Council Considers Liquor License Referendum Amid Infrastructure and Regulation Changes

Overview: The Collingswood Borough Council convened for its latest meeting, where discussions centered on a proposed liquor license referendum, infrastructure improvements, and the introduction of new ordinances. The meeting, categorized as a working session, saw the introduction of three ordinances and a proposal for a liquor license referendum that could potentially reshape the borough’s approach to alcohol sales.

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Mayor:
Jim Maley
City Council Officials:
Morgan Robinson (Commissioner), Robert Lewandowski (Commissioner)

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