Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Borough of Silverdale.
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Sep 5, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
Solid waste and recycling collection, removal, transport and disposal from properties.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Silverdale
The Council discussed several reports including updates from the Fire Chief, Sewer and Solicitor reports, and the Engineering department. Action was taken to authorize the advertising of an ordinance regarding Silver Street Alley and to award a bid for the Baringer Avenue Sidewalk Multimodal Grant project. The Council also reviewed reports from the Activities, Treasurer, Planning Commission, and Mayor, which included updates on grant opportunities for security and lighting, EMS financial status, and regional collaboration for America250 events. Additionally, the Council approved participation in a local Fun Run, contracted street sweeping services, and officially named the new Silver Street open space as the Steve Cordell Community Park.
The council meeting addressed a variety of municipal matters including property maintenance ordinances, fire department reports, and sewer system flow data. Legal discussions covered social media guidelines for the borough, the reopening of Silver Street Alley, and ongoing easement agreements for PennDOT projects. The council approved expenditures, an updated employee pay scale, and an amended employee handbook. Additionally, the council authorized a grant application for the Steve Cordell Community Park Project, implemented new credit and debit card payment services for the borough, and approved an office wiring system upgrade.
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The council meeting addressed several operational and regulatory matters, including concerns regarding construction working hours at the WB Homes site and site improvements on Landale Avenue. Reports were presented by the Fire Chief, the PWTA representative regarding sewer flow and violations, and the Solicitor concerning a PWTA agreement and a proposed ordinance on vacation of alleys. A public hearing was held to discuss and adopt a new Property Maintenance Ordinance using the International 2024 Maintenance Code. Additional topics included updates on the Baringer Avenue project, treasurer financial authorizations, zoning variances, park camera equipment, snow removal and ice management issues on Parkway South, and planning for economic development and grant opportunities.
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