Samuel Blauch

The board meeting included reports from the Campbelltown and Lawn Fire Companies regarding call volumes and response times. The primary item of new business was the approval of new County Box Cards for both fire companies, which included updates to call types and incident response procedures.

The meeting included a review of financial statements and account balances, followed by the presentation of reports from the engineer, solicitor, and wastewater department, including information on lateral and manhole inspections. Old business discussions covered initiating work for PFM, an update on the aging report, the renewal of the Portnoff contract, and recommendations for account management. The board also addressed matters regarding the Mt Gretna Sewer Fund, DEP updates, and repairs for sewer lines. New business items included discussions on the Continuity of Operations Plan for the sewer department, banking discussions, and a potential cancellation of the upcoming July meeting.

The meeting featured a recognition of the Highway Team for an innovation award. The Manager provided updates on spring street sweeping, the upcoming Primary Election, and the scheduling of National Night Out. The Board authorized the advertisement of a revised Data Center Ordinance and acknowledged the completion of a clean 2025 Audit Report. Additionally, the Board approved the donation and installation of a flagpole at Campbelltown Park, a Stormwater Plan for 2279 S. Forge Road, and the award of a contract for sealcoating and line striping at several township parks. The session concluded with an announcement regarding a forthcoming executive session to discuss personnel matters.

The meeting included a discussion to review the revised Data Center Ordinance draft in preparation for future advertisement and adoption. Additionally, members of the Municipal Authority Board provided an update regarding the recently approved DEP ACT 537 report and planned renovations for the East and West Sewer Plants.

The meeting featured a presentation of the 2025 Audit by Brown Plus. Financial reports were reviewed, and administrative business included correspondence and reports from various township committees. The meeting further included reports from the engineer, solicitor, and wastewater department. Delinquent account collections were analyzed under old business, while new business addressed a resolution for adjusting reservation agreement rates, an engagement agreement with PFM, and the establishment of the 2027 meeting schedule.