Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Glenn Bertolet’s organization
Jan 20, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Womelsdorf Borough Workshop Meeting
Key discussions and actions included the approval of bills totaling $74,219.47, ratification of $300.00 to Berks County, and approval of current and inter-meeting payroll. Communications involved noting the RSVP date for the CELG Municipal Officials Dinner and reviewing a zoning hearing notification. Old Business included reviewing the Traffic Ordinance and finalizing committee assignments based on the previous meeting's draft. New Business involved approving the purchase of one replacement cabinet for the secretary's office, damaged by a water leak. Maintenance items addressed included approving $6,836.22 for street sweeper hydraulic repairs and authorizing the use of budgeted capital funds for either purchasing a used mower or repairing the existing Toro mower. The Manager presented resolutions designating delegates for the Berks County Tax Collection Committee and reducing police pension fund contributions. Other topics included discussion on replacing traffic island grass with concrete, the dismissal of a sidewalk lawsuit, potential interior renovations for borough hall, organizing a bus trip to the Philadelphia Flower Show, the Fire Co. selling a tanker, and receiving quotes for the war memorial pavers project. The board also discussed advertising for new board members due to a resignation and reviewed the Police Department's 2025 call report. An executive session was held for a personnel matter, followed by the approval of wage increases for specified employees.
Jan 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Womelsdorf Borough Reorg & Council Meeting
The reorganization portion of the meeting included the swearing in of newly elected officers and the election of the Council President, Vice-President, President Pro Tem, and Chairman of the Vacancy Board. Official appointments were made for several Borough positions, including Engineer, Solicitor, Code Enforcement, Auditors, Manager, Secretary/Treasurer, and Open Records Officer. Several reappointments were unanimously approved, including members for the Library Board, Planning Commission, Sewer Authority, Water Authority, and Western Berks Joint Planning. Financial actions included the approval of bills totaling $106,820.07 and the ratification of two bills for $13,550.00, along with approval for current and payroll between meetings. Discussions covered the non-award of the Multimodal Transportation Grant (with a motion to reapply), an amendment to the Benecon Agreement, wage increases for two part-time Public Works employees, and temporary storage arrangements for the CW Mat Club. New business included the approval of an Improvements Agreement and a Stormwater Facilities Maintenance & Monitoring Agreement for 128 E High, and approval of Resolution 2026-01 for the UCC Board of Appeals. A trash lien filing was also approved.
Dec 2, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Womelsdorf Borough Council Meeting
The Council reviewed and approved the payment of bills totaling $47,805.17 and authorized current and inter-meeting payroll. Key discussions included holding a request for a year-end donation from Berks Nature, reviewing recommendations for the WRJA Board reappointments, and discussing a proposal from the Conrad Weiser Youth Baseball and Softball Association regarding ballfield rentals. The Solicitor reported that a property at 1500 Conrad Weiser Parkway will only be used for residential purposes. Ordinances 2025-02 (EMS Tax) and 2025-03 (2026 Tax Ordinance) were approved, as was the 2026 Budget. The meeting schedule for 2026 will be advertised with a date change for August. Maintenance reported issues with a new truck and snow impacting leaf pickup. The introduction of a new officer, Jeffrey Stone, was noted, and approval was granted for Co-Stars 10-8 quote for new vehicle accessories.
Jun 7, 2021·BoardMeeting
Board
Womelsdorf Borough Council Council Meeting
The council meeting included discussions on various topics, such as the removal of the mask mandate, crossing guard resignation, and a donation to the Fishing Rodeo. Concerns were raised about illegal parking and the need for increased ticketing. Reports were given on pool maintenance, swim lessons, and pavilion usage. The council discussed erosion at the creek and potential grant funding, as well as street sweeping and equipment maintenance. The Outdoor Burning Ordinance and Road Opening/Cut Ordinance were authorized for advertising. A Traffic Impact Study was discussed in relation to the Cold Summit Farmers project. The council also addressed sewer billing, trash collection, and the library's air conditioning repair. Code enforcement issues, personnel matters, and fire company activities were also discussed. Finally, the council addressed opening a separate PLGIT account for managing funds received from the ARP Local Fiscal Recovery Fund Grant.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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