Jessica Drozd

The board addressed several administrative and operational items. Discussions included reports from various liaisons (Police, Fire, Recreation, Sewer, COG), updates on the Route 910/Davidford Drive site distance improvement project, and the appraisal for the Pine Township building. The board acted on planning applications, choosing to table the Burchick Lot Line Revision, and tabled a proposed ordinance regarding the Uniform Construction Code for further review. Additionally, the board approved a proclamation for National Library Week and authorized the Tribune Review for advertising circulation. The meeting also included an executive session regarding property litigation matters.

The Board of Supervisors meeting addressed several administrative and operational matters. Discussions included updates from various liaisons, including the Police Board and Recreation department, and a report on the 2026 liquid fuels allocation. A major item of business was the approval of a contract for new permitting and land management software from MuniLogic. The Board also reviewed and approved a land development plan for a new building at 1158 Dutilh Road, authorized the hiring of two summer interns, approved the submission of a Green Light Go grant application for traffic signal improvements, and authorized the renewal of a salt purchase contract with PA CoStars.

The board discussed Cranberry Township capacity and project updates for the Brush Creek Treatment Plant, including invoice approvals for reimbursement via PENNVEST. The board granted conditional acceptance for the Ashbaugh sewer line extension and reviewed the ongoing deduct meter replacement program. Additionally, the manager provided updates on the Markman Park Road force main project, flow data, expenditure reports, and current status of various sewer line extensions and permit activities.

The agenda includes several administrative and operational items, such as the review of expenditures for the month, liaison reports from various departments, and the manager's report. Key business items include the review of a bond reduction request for The Reserve at Marshall Phase 1, authorization for the Chairman to sign an agreement for OpenGov permitting software, and a request from Brad-Mar-Pine to install new turf on the Whitey Soergel fields.

The board conducted its annual reorganization meeting, which included the appointment of temporary leadership and the election of the Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, and Secretary/Treasurer. The board established the schedule for future meetings, adopted Robert's Rules of Order for meeting conduct, and confirmed official appointments for various staff and professional positions. Additionally, the board approved the designated depositories and advertising outlets for the authority.