Township of Cumru Capital Improvement Program 2027-2031
A 5-year capital improvement program for the Township of Cumru covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031, with a proposed 2027 budget of $7,287,914 and a five-year plan total of $21,339,667. The plan encompasses infrastructure and equipment investments across departments including public works (highway/streets and sewer), police, fire, administration, and recreation, funded through federal and state grants, sewer fund, general revenue, liquid fuels, borrowing, and other sources.
Oct 20, 2026·
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Cumru Township Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The meeting featured a presentation from community library representatives who provided updates on library services, fundraising progress, and the need for funding to replace accessible doors. Key discussions involved public feedback on transparency regarding municipal contracts and RFPs, concerns about the formation of a redevelopment authority, and general oversight of township financial and budgetary matters. Additionally, a resident addressed the Board regarding personal concerns about an eviction notice and potential retaliation, to which the Board provided guidance on available resources despite its limited jurisdiction in private landlord-tenant disputes.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Cumru Township Board of Commissioners Board Of Commissioners Meeting
The board meeting included the appointment of a new township manager, a new treasurer, and a new deputy treasurer. Key topics discussed included public infrastructure, specifically the Mountain View Road sewer project, with residents expressing concerns regarding property acquisition, demolition progress, and driveway maintenance. A resident also raised concerns about an abandoned, unsealed well on Freemanville Road, prompting a discussion on ordinance requirements for well decommissioning. The board heard an ambulance service report and received a presentation on the 2025 financial audit, which resulted in an unmodified opinion and included a review of financial highlights, fund balance trends, and the usage of bond funds for fire station projects.
