Tyler Kelosky

The board approved the payment of bills and reviewed the monthly budget. Discussions focused on the mandatory meter replacement program, including the authorization for the solicitor to issue notices for shut-off to non-compliant residents. The board approved the purchase of new meters and reviewed status updates for garage infrastructure, PRWA leak detection, and engineer reports concerning water loss, O&M planning, and planned waterline replacements. Additionally, the board approved a US Bank requisition and authorized the installation of a new meter vault and bypass at the Beaver Falls interconnect.

The board approved the payment of bills and conducted a review of the January budget. Key discussions focused on a system-wide water loss investigation, including the potential procurement of new meters and leak detection equipment. Operational updates included progress on the meter replacement program, status reports on facility and vehicle maintenance, and the approval to purchase a new service truck. The engineer provided updates on the Water System Master Plan, lead and copper notification efforts, and the status of the O&M Plan to address DEP violations. The solicitor advised against inter-authority lending and discussed ongoing communication regarding the meter replacement program.

The meeting included the presentation and approval of bills totaling $127,655.37, alongside reviews of the Treasurer's and Operations reports. Key business topics included the approval of repairs for the Emily Street generator, the review of the Engineer's report regarding potential generator replacement grant funding, the approval of Bond Requisition 2026-01, and a discussion concerning the sewer system master plan and necessary corrections for a lift station on Hazen Avenue.

The meeting included the review and approval of financial items, specifically bills totaling $188,924.81, as well as the examination of the Treasurer's and Operations reports for the previous month. New business consisted of the approval of a reimbursement request regarding the Wampum Pump Station Project. Additionally, the Engineer provided an update on the submission of a corrective action plan, funding opportunities, the status of Chapter 94 reports, the 2025 Annual Consultant Report, and the near-completion of the system master plan.

The meeting featured a presentation from the Turnpike Commission regarding the proposed removal of the Glendale Road Bridge, with significant public input regarding traffic and safety concerns. The board reviewed various department reports including police activities, road maintenance projects, and engineer updates on local culvert repairs. Financial actions included approving bills, authorizing the purchase of new equipment for first responders, and approving payments for the Tri-Township Comprehensive Plan. Additionally, the board approved grant applications for park improvements, authorized a road tour, and scheduled a future public hearing for the comprehensive plan.