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Mar 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Of New Kensington Agenda
The City Council meeting agenda includes several key resolutions. These involve acknowledging various monthly reports, including Police Activity Reports for January 2026, and Code Enforcement and Public Works Monthly Reports for January and February 2026. Resolutions address personnel matters, such as a transfer for an employee in the Treasurer's office, and service contracts, specifically exercising the renewal option for grass cutting services with Sonward Yard Ninjas. Furthermore, there is a resolution to sell a 1994 SEAGRAVE FIRE ENGINE to Worthington VFD. Bids are scheduled for action regarding the 2026 CDBG Street Improvement Project. The agenda also includes appointing an alternate to the Zoning Hearing Board and presenting the Final Eligibility List of Candidates for the New Kensington Police Department, which was accepted by the Civil Service Commission. Finally, a resolution is proposed to exonerate certain 2024 and 2025 City Taxes on specified tax map parcels.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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The City Council Meeting agenda included discussion items under Audience Participation, followed by a Consent Agenda acknowledging reports from the Police Department (November and December 2025) and Public Works Department (October through December 2025, and January 2026), as well as acknowledging the Declaration of Disaster Emergency issued on January 24, 2026. Resolutions slated for approval covered accepting the Consent Agenda, approving minutes from several previous meetings (Special Council Meeting November 29, 2025; Regular Council Meeting December 1, 2025; Special Council Meeting December 29, 2025; and Regular Council Meeting January 5, 2026). Other resolutions addressed accepting a donated property parcel (Miner's Clinic), accepting two resignations (Patrolman Dion Wagner and Tax Office Bookkeeper Brittany Campana), accepting $5,708.56 seized from drug traffickers to fund remodeling of an enforcement conference room, entering into a Comprehensive Maintenance Agreement with Penndot for bridge sweeping and scupper cleaning, and hiring Ann Margaret Sarno as City Clerk Secretary.
Jul 28, 2025·BoardMeeting
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City of New Kensington Special Council Meeting
The meeting included discussions and resolutions on various topics, such as acknowledging the receipt of police activity reports, code enforcement monthly reports, and public works monthly reports. Also acknowledged was the receipt of the 2024 Audited Financial Statements of the Municipal Authority of the City of New Kensington, and ACH payments from the Public Utility Commission and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. Resolutions were passed to accept the Consent Agenda, approve the minutes of the Special Council Meeting held on June 30, 2025, and change the Regular Council Meeting for September. The council also discussed a final reading to COUNCIL BILL 3-25 regarding borrowing funds for street improvements and considered a bid for the "2025 CDBG Street Improvement Project" and a repository sale of property.
Apr 7, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Meeting
The meeting will include a public hearing on a proposed zoning map amendment to change the zoning from R-1 Low Density Residential to C-2 General Commercial for 759 Carl Avenue. A presentation by AKV Back the Blue with a donation to the K-9 unit is scheduled. The consent agenda includes acknowledging receipt of various reports from the Police Department, Code Enforcement, Public Works, and the Westmoreland County Controller's Office. Resolutions will cover accepting the consent agenda, approving meeting minutes, renewing a contract for grass cutting services, approving a consolidation plan, permitting community events for two churches, hiring a police officer, adopting a tentative agreement with a labor union, activating the Civil Service Board for testing, requiring council member training, and potentially other items. Discussion and audience participation are also on the agenda.
