Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Township of Mifflin.
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Nov 9, 2026
Work involves replacing the existing structure with a precast concrete box culvert.
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Census ID
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174390
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2,365
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Township of Mifflin
The meeting commenced with reorganization proceedings for 2026, including the administration of the oath of office for a Supervisor. The regular meeting agenda included reports from the Police Department, Zoning Officer, and Planning Commission. Key items under Subdivision Land Development involved addressing issues for Marr Race and Market and Marr Residential, and approving plans and issuing escrow refunds for Clarence R. Laubach, Jr. and Noel S. Robbins. The Chairman's Report provided updates on drainage projects and confirmed the approval of a grant for the construction of a new concrete bridge on Mifflin X Road via the PennDot Multi-Modal Transportation Fund. The Secretary's report noted preparations for the 2024 and 2025 audits, with the 2024 audit expected to be filed late.
The primary focus of the meeting was the adoption of the 2026 Budget as advertised. Furthermore, the resolution for taxes was adopted, stipulating no tax increase, maintaining rates at 4.7 mils, 1% EIT, 1% reality transfer tax, and no per-capita tax.
Public-sector contacts connected to Township of Mifflin.
The meeting included reading of bills, police report, zoning officer report, planning commission report, and public comments. The Columbia Little League gave a report, and there was discussion regarding subdivision land development, including Marr Race and Market, Mifflin Overlook, Clarence R. Laubach Jr. and Lorraine D. Laubach, and Noel S. Robbins and Kent Robbins. The Road Master Report was read, and BAJSA delinquent accounts were discussed. Storm water projects and bridge construction were reviewed. The payment of Invoice #140484 was approved. The tax accounts, escrow accounts, and the 2026 budget were discussed. A budget meeting was scheduled.
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