Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Austin B. Erhard’s organization
Aug 4, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hempfield Township Board of Supervisors Special Public Meeting
The Board of Supervisors approved the final pay estimate for the Hempfield Municipal Complex Phase 1 project. Several contract awards were authorized, including the Founders Park-Phase II Sports Lighting project to Musco, the Founders Park-Phase II Field Turf project to Fieldturf, the Founders Park-Phase II Development project to A. Liberoni, Inc., and the Broadway Avenue Culvert Replacement and Five Star Trail Connection project to Pugliano Construction Co. Additionally, the board considered the potential hiring of a Chief Building and Zoning Officer, though no action was taken on this item.
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Hempfield Township Board Of Supervisors Work Session And Regular Public Meeting
The Board of Supervisors addressed various citizen concerns regarding infrastructure issues, including stormwater pond maintenance, traffic safety on Route 819, and drainage problems near residential areas. The meeting included the approval of several financial measures, such as the payment of bills and authorizations for grant applications for the Mt. Pleasant Road Corridor Safety Improvement Plan. Significant community development projects were discussed and approved, including final conditional approvals for Valley Green Phase 3, Scenic Green, and the Hoffer Land Development Plan. Additionally, the Board authorized hiring for fire department positions, approved agreements for EV charger installation at Founders Park, and awarded bids for various road and demolition projects.
Jul 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hempfield Township Planning Commission Monthly Public Meeting
The meeting involved the review of several administrative and development plans. Key agenda items included the amendment to the Spyglass Trails Plan of Lots, the Ross Lot Line Revision, and the review of plans for Meadow Glen, the Kelly Subdivision, ADESA Pittsburgh site improvements, and a proposed MAPCO convenience store. Technical reviews were conducted for Valley Green Phase 3 and Scenic Green, while the Hoffer Land Development Plan was addressed as old business. Public commentary focused on concerns regarding the proposed MAPCO convenience store, specifically regarding proximity to residential areas, lighting, noise, and traffic safety concerns on Johnston Road.
Jun 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Hempfield Township Board of Supervisors Public Meeting
The board addressed citizen concerns regarding stormwater management and fire department financing. Action items included the approval of various bill payments across multiple funds and the issuance of payments for infrastructure projects, including the Rugh Street Multi-Modal Corridor, the municipal complex solar array, and the fire department generator. The board passed multiple resolutions concerning property development, including lot consolidations, the naming of a private road, and the conditional approval of several commercial and solar project plans. Furthermore, the board authorized the hiring of a new secretary and seasonal staff, accepted a staff resignation, and approved the advertising of code enforcement positions. Additional business included procurement approvals for snow removal software, paving programs, line painting, and surface treatment programs, along with the adoption of a hazard mitigation plan and the approval of tax settlement and improvement agreements.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
