West Deer Township Board of Supervisors Regular Business Meeting
The Board of Supervisors discussed and took action on several items, including the acceptance of a police officer resignation, the adoption of an ordinance for a Verizon franchise agreement, and several sewer planning module resolutions. Appointments were finalized for the Parks & Recreation Board and the Zoning Hearing Board. The Board addressed subdivision and land development plans, approved the advertisement of budget workshops, and discussed potential property transfers with the Deer Lakes School District. Additionally, they reviewed reports from the finance officer, police chief, public works director, and other municipal departments.
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West Deer Township Board of Supervisors Regular Business Meeting
The board discussed and adopted a resolution concerning meeting procedures and public comment protocols. Authorization was granted for the advertisement of several projects, including the Bairdford Park lower bowl development, the Harshbarger Plan conditional use hearing, and a data center ordinance. Key actions included the hiring of a part-time police officer, the approval of a fund release for Kaufman Commons, and the awarding of contracts for concrete pad paving and newsletter publishing. The board also reviewed reports from the police, public works, engineering, parks and recreation, and various fire and emergency management departments.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
West Deer Township Board of Supervisors Regular Business Meeting
The Board discussed and authorized several operational and financial matters. Key topics included the public hearing for the Pittsburgh National Golf Course II project, the adoption of the Allegheny County Hazard Mitigation Plan, and the authorization to advertise for concrete pad paving and new ordinances. The Board also approved the installation of fire hydrants, addressed insurance coverage for fire company cancer riders, and authorized the purchase of doors for the Senior Center. Furthermore, the Board authorized the release of funds for the TOA Rose Ridge PRD project phases and engaged in discussions regarding voting and supervisor district options, as well as repairs for the Bairdford Park concession stand.
