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Princeton Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Foundation poured for public safety building
Foundation and slabs poured for Princeton's new public safety building ahead of winter work. From our own coverage: EAC textile drive nets 1,210 pounds of discards; Moody's raises Princeton's bond rating to Aa2. Also in today's brief (4 items): Early voting at Town Hall runs through Oct. 29.
From Princeton News
- EAC textile drive nets 1,210 pounds of discards Princeton's Environmental Action Committee held an Oct. 18 collection at the Municipal Light Department, drawing residents' donated clothing, shoes and household textiles for a partnership that sorts items for reuse, resale or recycling.Princeton News
- Moody's raises Princeton's bond rating to Aa2 The town's finance office learned Moody's Ratings had moved Princeton's issuer and general obligation ratings up a notch and awarded top marks to new short-term borrowing, prompting the town to tout the shift in its credit standing.Princeton News
- Foundation poured for new public safety building Town officials reported that the concrete foundation and slabs for Princeton's planned public safety building are now in place, with crews racing to finish power and septic connections before the ground freezes.Princeton News
Coming up
- Thu, Oct 29: Early voting at Town Hall runs through Oct. 29 In-person early voting for the Nov. 3 state election continues at Princeton Town Hall, 6 Town Hall Drive, with scheduled hours posted through the final day on Oct. 29.Town of Princeton
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