My wish would be that people would be nore careful about their outside security lighting. Some folks have the sensitivity up so high that everyone's backyards are continuously bathed in bright light and no one can see the stars at night. Light pollution in Collingswood is rampant and I hope the town cuts down on "light trespassing."

I would like to see the residents of Collingswood take more pride in the appearance of their homes. I do not mean home improvements that are cash prohibitive, but just simple clean up. NOT storing garbage cans in the FRONT of their homes. Not storing JUNK on their FRONT PORCHES when there are garages and basements available for this. Picking up a rake, and cutting grass. These are all things that take little time and no to little cost, but make for a much more pleasant living environment.

I'd like to see those indestructible, mechanical, coin-operated parking meters replaced with complex electronic gadgets which cost a lot of money and don't work properly.

Get rid of the parking kiosks!
They're nothing but a hassle......and they're even more annoying on rainy days.
Who came up with the idea to replace the meters in the first place? Not smart.

I would like to see a fenced dog park in town. I suggest putting it on Cattell Ave in the open space where the entire block of houses were torn down.

An Erhiopian restaurant! It would be a perfect compliment to what we already have here. It's the perfect cuisine.

I would be in support of a small "gastro pub in town to keep folks from going elsewhere after dinner. Not "Roadhouse" style, but a place where you could enjoy some acoustic music,Quizzo nights or a DJ and watch sports or something. All the young blood goes to Philly or Haddon Twp for their entertainment. Don't we want them to take up roots here? Even a place where you "bought" a membership and were able to enjoy a nightlife would be a change.

I'd love if we could get a liquor license, or even something provisional like allowing a small winery that offers tastings. It would really elevate Collingswood.

Anytime this subject comes up, it always seems to have a strong interest in the "will of the online people". It also seems "never" to be in line with the thinking of those in borough hall? Perhaps we should let them know that we, the taxpayer and subsidizer of some of their folly think differently.

I've been hearing this arguement for fifty years and yet Collingswood remains a dry town. I suppose if you want it changed, you're going to have to stop whinging online and do some vigorous campaigning for alcohol in town.

Collingswood is just fine being a dry town. Liquor licenses would only be a money maker for restaurants ----- and would not be good for the patrons who can now bring their own bottle. And Collingswood residents can go to Westmont to purchase liquor. There are two liquor stores just a hop, skip, and a jump from Collingswood. I sure hope politics don't change Collingswood any more than it already has. No liquor licenses !!!!!