Borough of York Haven

The legislative meeting focused on administrative actions, including the swearing in of newly elected Council Members and the election of the Council President, where Angie Garrison was unanimously approved. The nomination and election of the Vice President and President Pro Tem were tabled for the next meeting. The council adopted Robert's Rules of Order as a general guide for its meetings. Several borough appointments were made and approved, including the Treasurer, Secretary, Auditor, Solicitor, and Engineer. Reports were heard from the Police, Fire Department, Solicitor, and Engineer. Under Old Business, the status of the Employee Handbook and Borough Committees were tabled, and correspondence regarding the Foam Products Building was noted. New Business included arranging for the relocking and rekeying of the borough building. Maintenance updates addressed pothole issues requiring cold patch material, and street/traffic updates covered estimates for line painting and signage. The Treasurer's report included the approval to pay bills and the unanimous renewal of the SPCA contract.

The agenda for the meeting includes the swearing-in of a council member and the nomination and election of a Vice President and a President Pro Tem. Key reports are scheduled from the Police Department, Fire Department, Solicitor, and Engineer. The Solicitor's report covers items such as the Curfew Ordinance, foreclosure/vacant property registration ordinances, a rental ordinance revision to include Knox boxes, and updates to the nuisance and fire ordinances. Business updates include maintenance estimates for the borough building and library lighting quotes. Street and traffic discussions involve a recent snow emergency and review of pavement markings/sign proposals. Old Business items include the Employee Handbook and Foam Products Building. New Business includes consideration of a website ADA compliance cost and submission of the 2026 Directory of Public Officials.

The agenda for the Council meeting includes a call to order, roll call, and the Pledge of Allegiance. Key organizational items involve the nomination and election of the President, Vice President, and President Pro Tem, as well as potential adoption of Robert's Rules of Order for conducting meetings. Reports are scheduled from the Police Department, Fire Department, Solicitors, and Engineer. Solicitors' topics include discussions on a curfew ordinance, foreclosure/vacant property registration ordinances, a rental ordinance potentially including Knox boxes, and a review of the borough fee schedule. The Engineer's report covers the LSA Statewide Grant submission for property purchase, delivery of a Skid Steer, and the DCD Grant for Zoning Ordinances. Borough Maintenance and Street/Traffic updates address street line painting estimates. Building Code updates focus on specific properties, and Old Business items include the Employee Handbook and status updates on the Foam Products Building and Borough Committees.

The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics such as a curfew ordinance, foreclosure/vacant property registration, rental and nuisance ordinances, and updates to the borough fee schedule and fire ordinance. The council also addressed issues related to a property on 1 N. Landvale, tax collector fees, bus parking on 2nd Street, and a records retention policy. Additionally, the council discussed the purchase of the Susquehanna fire department property, a skid steerer, and a DCD Grant for the creation of Zoning Ordinances. Other topics included street line painting, streetlight repairs, York Haven Park, the 2026 budget, NEYCHIP, foam products building, borough committees, Penn Waste, election results, Amber Devore's 90-day review, a Municibid account, and Member's First Credit Cards. An executive session was held regarding a personnel matter.

The meeting addressed various topics, including a curfew ordinance, foreclosure/vacant property registration ordinances, and a rental ordinance. Discussions also involved a key ordinance, bank account signature resolution, and a nuisance ordinance. The council considered an event space request, reviewed the Engineer's report, and discussed a LSA Statewide Grant for fire department property acquisition. The Treasurer's report covered bill payments, PLGIT account transfers, and an animal control contract for 2026. The Mayor reported on school bus parking issues and a request to use the borough building for food distribution. Other updates included library lighting repairs, street/traffic signs, building code matters, park maintenance, employee handbook, budget approval, and council member terms. New business included building code services and zoning ordinance considerations.