Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Meeting
The meeting included a presentation from the local library regarding recent circulation increases, digital borrowing, building waterproofing projects, and future funding goals. Key discussions also covered the legal incorporation of a new EMS authority, updates on future fire department meetings, and the potential implementation of traffic safety measures on Governor's Drive. Additionally, the council reviewed a proposal for a pedestrian crossing study on Brook Haven Road following resident concerns regarding pedestrian safety and potential speed issues.
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Board of Commissioners of Nether Providence Township Meeting Minutes
The board discussed pedestrian safety improvements on W. Brookhaven Road and adopted an ordinance prohibiting parking in that area. Financial actions included the approval of pension minimum municipal obligations, a quote for split-rail fencing installation, and a completion bond escrow reduction. Infrastructure and public works projects, including sanitary sewer line replacements and updates on ongoing water utility work, were reviewed and authorized. Additionally, the meeting covered updates from various committees, including public safety, parks and open space, and community environmental programs.
Jul 23, 2026·Board meeting
Nether Providence Township Board Of Commissioners Meeting Minutes
The Board of Commissioners conducted business including the swearing-in of a new police officer and addressed various committee reports. Key actions included approving a signal modification form for the Spotless Car Wash development, authorizing a No Parking ordinance along Brookhaven Road, awarding a contract for the Turner Road guiderail installation, and approving a 5-year Verizon Cable Franchise Renewal Agreement. The Board also moved to accept a contribution from PECO for repaving work and passed a resolution for a Multi-Modal Transportation Grant application. Discussions involved EMS regionalization updates, fire service planning, park project bidding, and upcoming community health events.
May 28, 2026·Board meeting
Boc Meeting
The meeting included a public comment session where residents requested the township coordinate with Pico for comprehensive street repaving on School Lane rather than partial trench repairs. There was also a discussion regarding the ongoing efforts to form a multi-municipal authority for emergency medical services. Board members explained that the authority model, which utilizes a fee-based structure to replace property tax funding, was selected to provide financial durability and efficiency for EMS operations across participating municipalities.
