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Borough of Mount Wolf
Selective base repair to damaged areas of identified streets and alleys, including 321 S.Y. of 6” 2A Aggregate, 321 S.Y. of 2” 9.5 mm Mix Superpave Asphalt Design, HMA Wearing Course, and associated crack sealing. Additional improvements include the raising up of two (2) existing inlet grates with the installation of one (1) – 4” thick concrete riser under each.
Posted Date
May 19, 2026
Due Date
Jul 14, 2026
Release: May 19, 2026
Borough of Mount Wolf
Close: Jul 14, 2026
Selective base repair to damaged areas of identified streets and alleys, including 321 S.Y. of 6” 2A Aggregate, 321 S.Y. of 2” 9.5 mm Mix Superpave Asphalt Design, HMA Wearing Course, and associated crack sealing. Additional improvements include the raising up of two (2) existing inlet grates with the installation of one (1) – 4” thick concrete riser under each.
AvailableBorough of Mount Wolf
Sale of a 2008 chevy 3500 truck, with 23,000 miles, and snow plow.
Posted Date
Nov 20, 2025
Due Date
Dec 10, 2025
Release: Nov 20, 2025
Borough of Mount Wolf
Close: Dec 10, 2025
Sale of a 2008 chevy 3500 truck, with 23,000 miles, and snow plow.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Mount Wolf
The Council discussed several key items, including permit applications from the Sewer Authority and the requirement for fee payments. The Mayor provided updates on ordinance violations, the police department's 287(g) agreement with ICE, and a potential service contract with the fire department. Projects and approvals included the purchase of dog waste bins, procurement of pre-cast pin blocks, and authorization for the rental of a core drill for street work. Additionally, the Council addressed requests regarding handicapped parking, the retirement of the zoning solicitor, and plans to introduce his recommended successor.
The council discussed various operational and regulatory matters, including ordinance violations regarding snow and junk yards, and authorized the preparation and sending of violation notices. The meeting addressed the usage of baseball fields by local organizations, pending requirements for insurance and scheduling. Key reports covered fire department communications and volunteer service credit programs, engineering projects including sewer camera inspections and grant opportunities, and administrative updates regarding street cut permits, office cleaning agreements, and the audit process. Additionally, the council reviewed financial reports, discussed handicapped parking renewal procedures, and held an executive session concerning a tax assessment appeal.
The meeting agenda includes reports from the Mayor, Police Board, and emergency services. Discussion topics involve the purchase of pre-cast pin blocks, community park events, the installation of dog waste bins, and a Greenways grant application. The council reviewed requests for maintenance funds for borough equipment, sewer authority billing decisions, and the installation of handicap parking spaces. Additionally, the agenda covers unfinished business regarding ordinance reviews and new business concerning the appointment of a zoning solicitor.
The council discussed various operational and administrative items, including the approval of baseball schedules and 2026 fundraisers. Reports were provided on maintenance activities, such as snow plowing and the acquisition of landscaping equipment. The mayor reported on ordinance violations, dumpster permits, and property complaints. The parks and recreation department secured approval for mulch purchases and field usage requests. Other discussions included fire company events, updates to banking signatory authorities, office cleaning arrangements, and the review of borough ordinances. Additionally, the council addressed a request regarding residential trash collection and the need for legal review regarding potential contract impacts.
The council meeting addressed various administrative and municipal matters, including the appointment of a deputy tax collector and the approval of a tax collector fee amendment. Discussions covered requests for metal detecting in public parks, updates on historical center celebrations, and engineer reports concerning grant opportunities, zoning maps, sidewalk maintenance, and alley paving plans. The solicitor presented reports on snow removal ordinance enforcement, social media policy updates, and the donation of an old salt spreader. Financial and maintenance reports included the approval of bill payments, updates on frozen pipe repairs, snow plowing strategies, and the procurement of maintenance equipment. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding litigation matters.
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