East Buffalo Township Board Of Supervisors Public Business Meeting
The board received updates from the BVRA Director regarding pool and park maintenance, discussed fire department call volume and funding, and addressed resident concerns regarding tax collector hours, solar panel installation versus heating repairs, and traffic safety on Stein Lane. Officials provided reports on recent committee meetings and project updates, including solar bids, recycling, investments, and pension committee activities. The Township Manager announced the submission of quarterly reports, a letter of support for the Buffalo Valley Rail Trail, receipt of a Green Light Go Grant for traffic signal modernization, and upcoming convention details. Public works updates were provided regarding paving projects and recycling services. Additionally, the board authorized the advertisement for a public hearing, approved the Non-Uniform Employee's Pension Plan minimum obligation, and approved financial transactions including a new account opening and flag design selection.
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East Buffalo Township Board of Supervisors Public Business Meeting
The board received updates from various departments, including parks and recreation, the regional police department, and public works regarding road repairs and ongoing projects. Key approvals included a land development plan extension, a structural evaluation of the public works garage, the preparation of an RFP by the PA Solar Center, and changes to the Commercial Driver's License reimbursement policy. The board also handled personnel appointments for the Central Susquehanna Fire and Emergency Services board and adopted an equipment sharing agreement with East Chillisquaque Township.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
East Buffalo Township Board of Supervisors Public Business Meeting
The board conducted public hearings and adopted ordinances regarding transient retail merchants, mobile food vendors, and solar energy systems. Key actions included approving bids for 2026 line painting and paving projects, appointing an alternate member to the Zoning Hearing Board, and authorizing a feasibility study for the installation of solar panels on the public works garage. The board also addressed several infrastructure reports, including updates on bridge construction, park maintenance, and roadwork, while denying a lot consolidation and subdivision plan and discussing amendments to the police intergovernmental agreement.
