Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Borough of Wellsboro.
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Oct 26, 2026
Nov 17, 2026
This project involves sidewalk and intersection improvements at three sites in Wellsboro Borough, Tioga County, PA. Work may include minor grading/excavation work, installation of concrete sidewalk and curbs, placement of asphalt surfaces, and signing and pavement markings.
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Census ID
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174121
Population
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3,393
Procurement Difficulty Score
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63 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Wellsboro
The Council approved multiple signage and building improvement requests as recommended by HARB. Financial actions included approving accounts payable, the July 2026 Treasurer's Report, and a bid for roof replacement at 14 Crafton Street. Planning and development items included the approval of the Russell Subdivision, including private road establishment and necessary land development plan revisions. Additionally, the Council authorized increased police hours for traffic control at a local intersection to address school-related safety concerns.
The commission discussed plans for fall tree planting and various maintenance activities, including the approval of a tree trimming quote for Pearl Street and ongoing tree watering efforts. Key topics included the allocation of DCNR grant funds for pruning and high-risk tree removal, the repurposing and replacement strategy for the historic Elm tree, and specific planting plans for open spots on Main Street. The commission also assessed the status of hazard tree requests and determined relocation strategies for existing saplings.
Public-sector contacts connected to Borough of Wellsboro.
The meeting focused on organizational and community forestry topics. Members welcomed a new commissioner and reviewed the spring planting plan, which has been expanded to 40 trees supported by specific grants. The Commission also discussed the progress of the DCNR Canopy Grant regarding tree maintenance, logistics for the upcoming Arbor Day celebration—including a special tree purchase to mark the 30th anniversary of the city's participation in Tree City USA—and a planned dedication for the Master Gardener tree tour. Additionally, the Commission initiated discussions on drafting a master plan for the local urban forest.
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