Township of Gulich

The meeting addressed financial and procedural matters. The Treasurer's report for December was presented and approved, as were the monthly bills and payrolls for December. Key new business involved instructing the solicitor to proceed with advertising dog and solar ordinances for a vote in the subsequent February meeting, and approving the CPA firm Young, Oakes, and Brown to conduct the 2025 Gulich Township Audit. There were no items under old business or from citizens during the hearing segment.

The Gulich Township Board of Supervisors convened to discuss various matters. The board addressed old business, noting the completion of the Tax & Chip project. In new business, they set the date for Trick or Treat night and allocated volunteer fire relief monies to the Houtzdale / Ramey Fire Company. The supervisors also instructed the secretary to prepare the 2026 Budget for the November board meeting and noted the upcoming closing on the Waylon's property.

The Gulich Township Board of Supervisors held a meeting to discuss various matters. The board approved the Treasurer's Report, monthly bills, and payrolls for August. They set the date for Fall Clean-Up day, approved a subdivision, and agreed to purchase Waylon's Watering Hole property. The board also decided to have the solicitor prepare a solar ordinance and approved line painting on the court at Mountz Park. Additionally, they agreed to have the grant writer apply for a boom mower and a backhoe through the Local Share Grant Program and approved Resolutions 2025-5 and 2025-6 for the Local Share Grants for the boom mower and backhoe.

The meeting included the approval of the July meeting minutes and the Treasurer's Report for July. Monthly bills and payrolls for July were also approved. The paving of 28Road was reported as completed. The receipt of Act 13 gas well monies for 2024 and the completion of a five-year Liquid Fuels Audit with no findings were noted. Questions about building permits and setbacks were presented by citizens.

The Gulich Township Board of Supervisors meeting included discussions on approving Resolution 2025-4 for Multimodal Transportation Grant amounts for the Walnut Street paving project and accepting a quote from Marshall Sealcoating to repair and seal the basketball and tennis court at Mountz Park. Additionally, there was an explanation of the merger process between the Houtzdale and Ramey fire companies, and a request to clean a pipe on 28 Road.