Township of Lower Merion Finance Committee Finance Committee Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda included the recommendation for several contract awards, specifically for dead and diseased tree removal, a street tree planting program, fire company apron repairs, stormwater repairs, community center window repairs, and parking lot improvements. Additionally, the committee discussed the authorization to dispose of surplus equipment, a review of the General Fund Balance Policy, and the appointment of a Pension Trustee.
Jul 8, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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The committee reviewed a request to authorize a conditional offer of employment for a probationary police officer to fill a vacant position. An update on Police Department activity statistics was provided, covering traffic stops, community policing, and crime metrics. Additionally, the committee evaluated several strategic options for future public parking payment systems, including the replacement of aging parking meters, a transition to smartphone-exclusive payment, the implementation of hybrid kiosk models, or a gradual phase-out of existing meter infrastructure.
Jul 8, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Commissioners Committee Meeting
The board held several committee meetings, including Public Works and Finance. Discussions focused on the vacation and abandonment of a portion of Morris Road, which involved a public hearing and future re-alignment of a roadway intersection to improve safety. Finance items included the approval of contract repairs for the Gladwin Fire Company's engine room and apron, a three-year extension of the waste hauling and disposal contract, and the formal closure of the American Rescue Plan fund following the successful expenditure of the federal grant for community projects.
Jun 3, 2026·Board meeting
Lower Merion Board Of Commissioners Special Meeting
The meeting encompassed several committee sessions, including grants and community development, finance, and police matters. Key discussion points included the adoption of the CDBG annual action plan, the awarding of contracts for a culvert repair project on River Road and a pump station generator replacement in Ardmore, the reappointment of a pension trustee, authorization of conditional employment offers for police candidates, and a proposal to amend traffic ordinances regarding parking restrictions on Morris Avenue to address safety concerns.
