Timothy Westwood

The board meeting included the swearing-in of a new police officer and a proclamation for National Library Week, supported by a presentation from the Library Director detailing increased circulation and program attendance. Key operational updates included reports on bridge and parkway repairs, developmental reviews for local businesses, and municipal police and building inspection reports. The board authorized promotions for public works staff, approved an inter-cooperation agreement between the police department and federal investigation units, and moved to advertise a public hearing for a zoning text amendment. Financial matters, including tax revenue updates, treasury reports, and the payment of bills, were also addressed.

The board reviewed reports from the engineer, police, administration, finance, and building inspection departments. The agenda included motions to recommend an amended subdivision application for Bilmar Estates, approve the treasurer's report, and authorize a list of bills. Resolutions were discussed and considered for land development projects by Maronda Homes and Robinson Associates, as well as the adoption of the 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan. Additionally, the board discussed a three-year contract for an electric supplier, the hiring of seasonal employees for Public Works and Clever Park Pool, and an interest rate adjustment for a 2024 bank loan.

The meeting agenda included reports from the Township Engineer, Police Chief Tim Westwood, and Building Inspection Code Enforcement, along with administration updates and finance reports. Key motions involved approving the February 2026 Treasurer's Report and List of Bills, approving a consent item related to the proposed sale of Fiber Solution per the Township's lease with Crown Castle, and rescinding a December 2025 vote concerning payment to Montour School District. The Board also considered approving a partnership for the Alternative Response Initiative, an agreement with Daily Operation Consulting LLC, a Conditional Use application for a property on Campbells Run Road, the hiring of a part-time front desk attendant, and a resolution opting into Allegheny County's CDBG and HOME Programs. Furthermore, motions addressed the approval of a Letter of Credit Termination and Indemnity Agreement and the Final Bond Reduction for the Pleasant View Apartments, and the hiring of a Full Time Patrolman for the Police Department.

The Commissioners' meeting addressed several key items including a recommended bond reduction of $57,860 for the Beaver Grade Road Subdivision. A resolution was presented to accept the cost incurred by Phillips Limited Partnership in lieu of planting trees. Under Capitol Projects, the preparation of a funding application to replace an existing pool house was noted, with applications due by November 30th. Developmental inspections updates indicated progress on the Urbano Way Extension, where paving restoration and control panel installation were nearing completion, paving the way for the road to be opened.

The Reorganization Meeting of the Board of Commissioners included a call to order, roll call, the Pledge of Allegiance, and a swearing-in ceremony for newly elected officials. Key actions involved the reorganization of the Board of Commissioners and numerous appointments. These appointments covered Board Officers, Chairs for various committees (Public Safety, Public Works, Finance, Planning and Zoning, Library), and representatives to SHACOG and the Char Valley Flood Control Authority. Furthermore, employment agreements were confirmed for the Township Manager, Chief of Police, Director of Parks and Recreation, Recreation Supervisor/Assistant to Administration, Township Secretary, Township Treasurer, and Emergency Management Coordinator. Appointments were also made for various professional and administrative roles, including Township Solicitor, Engineer, Code Enforcement Officer, Building Inspector, and Fire Code Officer. Finally, appointments to Boards and Commissions such as the Zoning Hearing Board, Municipal Authority of the Township of Robinson (MATR), Vacancy Board, Library Board, Civil Service Commission, and Planning Commission were addressed.