Township of Greenfield

The meeting included a presentation from Boy Scout Troop #365, acceptance of Police Officer Sam McClure's resignation, approval of a quote for township building duct work, and a discussion of Christmas lights (no action taken). The engineer's report covered several land development projects, including the Whetstone and T&L Moore Garage developments (both tabled or with no action taken), and the Troy Imler Subdivision, which received conditional approval subject to specific conditions. The Roadmaster and Police Chief provided their respective reports for July 2023. The meeting concluded with an executive session on police personnel matters.

The meeting included discussions and approvals regarding a DCED grant application for the Claysburg Volunteer Fire Company, a proposed butterfly garden at the Community Park, and a contribution to the Blair County Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Foundation. The supervisors also approved the purchase of tires and tubes for the township tractor, and addressed the Natural Gas/Generator Project, approving a payment to Riley Inc. Reports were given by the Roadmaster and the Police Chief.

The Greenfield Township Supervisors held a special meeting to address several key items. A new Chevrolet Tahoe Police Cruiser was approved for purchase, along with a 12K vehicle lift for the Highway Department. The Supervisors authorized the deposit of funds into a Certificate of Deposit with S&T Bank. Finally, they scheduled a work session for the 2024 budget, with public inspection from November 13, 2023 to December 5, 2023.

The meeting addressed various topics, including the appointment of representatives for the Blair County Hazard Mitigation and Stormwater Management Committees. Discussion included a bid on a used tractor (ultimately unsuccessful), American Rescue Plan funds allocation, updates on batting cage equipment, community center floor waxing, and changing table procurement. Other agenda items involved Claysburg Little League field use, tree removal on Upper Claar Road, review of police policies (Lexipol), a drug task force contract, a new police reporting system, police Narcan use, and a certificate of deposit transfer. Reports were received from the engineer and roadmaster, and the police chief presented a report. An executive session was held regarding police personnel issues.

The meeting covered various topics including the approval of the Treasurer's report, a Claysburg Volunteer Fire Company report, and the acceptance of the Minimum Municipal Obligation (MMO) for non-uniform employees. Discussions included a snow removal agreement renewal with Pavia Township, sponsorship of a community theatre program, and the scheduling of a 2024 budget meeting. A controller replacement was approved for the community center's fob system. The ABCD Corporation Subdivision Plan was conditionally approved, subject to specific conditions. The Werstil Recreational Land Development Plan was not approved. Top Ridge, Inc.'s Application for Payment was approved. Reports were given by the Roadmaster and Police Chief.