Edward P. Opst

The meeting agenda includes reports from the solicitor, engineering department, mayor, and secretary/treasurer, with specific focus on borough building security and council member resignation. Financial business involves the approval of monthly expenses across various funds, including General, Garbage, Parking, Liquid Fuels, Sewer, Landlord, and Vacancy funds. Committee updates will be provided on public safety, finance, public works regarding clean-up days and backhoe maintenance, and property planning regarding solar panel fields. Other business items consist of an AI investigation, social media policy, AC/furnace maintenance for the S/S Hall, police updates, sewer separation fund status, and flooding on 9th and Armstrong. An executive session regarding legal matters and a post-executive discussion on sewer fund payment discrepancies are also scheduled.

The meeting included public comments regarding the Borough's Landlord Licensing fees, which were requested to be reconsidered. Key actions included the payment of the engineering invoice and unanimous approval for Steeltown ATV/UTV to use riverfront property for simulations under specific conditions. The council appointed Natalie Jaworsky as the new Borough Tax Collector starting January 2026, and approved the 2026 fee schedule, garbage collection due dates, and sewer/stormwater maintenance due dates. The council also approved the payment of monthly expenses for the period of October 25, 2025, to November 20, 2025. Old business saw the adoption of the proposed 2026 Budget. New business involved adding discussions regarding a $1M bond to repair streets, leading to a resolution to apply for the bond, and approving the advertisement for the abandonment of a portion of Williams Way. An executive session was held to discuss property concerns.

The Apollo Borough Council meeting was called to order, but due to the absence of multiple council members, a quorum was not present. Consequently, a motion was made to adjourn the meeting.