David Markel

The meeting included a clarification to the approval of Resolution 134-25, which pertained to amending and adopting the personnel policies and procedures manual, specifically excluding light duty, workers' compensation, and leave donation policy. An executive session was held to discuss an employee complaint.

The board discussed and approved several resolutions, including accepting tax levies, addressing code violations, purchasing surveillance cameras, and approving additional payments for construction at the Police Department. They also approved out-of-state training for firefighters and the sealing of the OPS Center parking lot. An executive session was held to discuss property purchase. Other topics included amending agreements for deferred compensation, personnel policies, and police department records maintenance. The board also discussed department reports and the chain of command.

The meeting included discussions regarding entering and exiting executive sessions to consider the discipline of a public employee. An unpaid suspension was approved for an employee, followed by administrative leave pending approval to return to work.

The Mifflin Township Board of Trustees held a meeting where they amended an agreement with Boyer Financial Group regarding a deferred compensation program, limiting participation in the Empower plan to current enrollees due to administrative burdens. They also amended and adopted the personnel policies and procedures manual, discussing concerns about the policy on taxing donors and recipients in certain situations. Additionally, the board approved code violations to be placed as a lien on the tax duplicate, amended the Mifflin Township Police Department Records Maintenance and Release Policy, authorized an expenditure to Watts Up Electric for electrical work at the Police Station, approved personnel actions within the Fire Department, and approved the submission of an application for a BWC EMS grant. The board also entered an executive session to discuss the purchase or sale of property, and approved contracting with Tina Wedebrook for the sale of property.

The Board of Trustees met to set aside and appropriate sums for the current expenses and other expenditures during the fiscal year ending December 31st, 2015. Appropriations were made from various funds, including the General Fund, Road & Bridge Fund, Police District Fund, Fire District Fund, Motor Vehicle License Tax Fund, Gasoline Tax Fund, Cemetery Fund, Permissive Motor Vehicle Tax, Law Enforcement Trust Fund, Enforcement and Education Fund, Federal Law Enforcement Fund, Misc Fund-MECC Dispatching, and Ambulance and EMS. Additionally, appropriations were made for Debt Service and Fiduciary Funds.