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Jul 27, 2026
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Aug 25, 2026
Nesquehoning Borough is soliciting bids for the New Columbus Park Development – Phase 1 under a fixed-fee contract. The work includes ADA-compliant paved parking stalls and access paths, basketball and pickleball court development, and a project acknowledgement sign. Bids must be submitted through PennBid by August 25, 2026, at 12:00 P.M. prevailing time; the opportunity is an open IFB and is not a grant program.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Nesquehoning
The council meeting addressed various topics, including discussions with representatives from Family Promise regarding their upcoming motorcycle event. Plans for 185 W. Diaz were conditionally approved, pending plan revision. The council ratified a burn ban effective September 15th and authorized fire companies to hold and attend various events in October. Approval was given for Trunk and Treat at the Nesquehoning Hose #1 and New Columbus Fire Company's assistance at the Poker Run. The council discussed finalizing paperwork for the camera registry and a resolution and proclamation for Grace Whildin. Additional topics included the purchase of a speed sign for the police department, Halloween arrangements, and various reports from police, fire, zoning, code enforcement, and EMA. The council also approved detailing the Super Duty Dump truck with reflective graphics. Sewer-related matters were discussed, including smoke testing letters and the purchase of a Hydraulic Trailer. The August tonnage from Cascella Waste Systems was approved, and discussions were held about joining the Blight Committee and a potential recycling event. The purchase of an Electronic Speed Sign was approved, and budget matters were addressed, including a budget meeting scheduled for October 2 and grant opportunities for fire company radios and a potential police vehicle.
The meeting included discussions with Jared Scott from the Carbon Chamber & Economic Development regarding development opportunities and comprehensive plans for the borough. Council discussed the paving project in New Columbus, potential patching on Industrial Road crossing with the Railroad, and hot patching on East Diaz Avenue. The council discussed raising the EDU and tapping fee, and the piping project. Additional topics included cleaning the furnaces at the Borough Building and Recreation Center, creating a camera registry for the public by the police department, and a meeting with Advanced Code for code enforcement. They also discussed short-term rental agreements and fees, and the possibility of an amusement tax. The Recreation Commission's Trunk or Treat event and a budget meeting were also mentioned. Finally, the council discussed the Water Authority and the possibility of not renewing the authority but allowing an extension to create a new water department.
The council meeting included discussions on sustainable energy programs, code inspection services, and updates on the Railroad project's sewer/water lines. The council also discussed a Short-Term Rental application. The council authorized fire companies to attend events and approved the purchase of a pocket jet printer for the police vehicle. There were discussions on speeding concerns on Catawissa, digital speed signs, and a camera registry program. Updates were provided on police and fire department activities, housing and code enforcement, and emergency management. The council approved the purchase of a Poly Auger for street maintenance and a new computer for the Sewer Plant. The resignation of a crossing guard was accepted, and a possible proclamation for her service was discussed.
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