Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Borough of Trainer.
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Sep 17, 2026
Oct 8, 2026
Trash removal contract.
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209245
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1,972
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Borough of Trainer
The council discussed various operational and community items, including a proposal for a youth T-ball program, and addressed concerns regarding a potential data center project, emphasizing the borough's commitment to transparency. Financial actions included approving salary increases for part-time police officers, accepting pension minimum municipal obligations for 2027, and approving various fund expenses and deposits. The council also authorized the sale of a municipal property and the advertisement of a zoning ordinance change. Additional reports were provided by the engineer, fire company, and EMS, and community members raised questions regarding traffic, emergency services, and local infrastructure improvements.
The council meeting covered various administrative and operational actions, including the adoption of Ordinance 2026-795 regarding vehicle code amendments and nuisances on public streets. The council reviewed and approved subdivision plans for 0 Price and a preliminary agreement for the sale of lots at 9th and Chestnut streets. Additionally, the council approved expenditures for General, Recreation, and Liquid Fuels Funds and payroll for the month of June. Various committee updates were provided, including reports from the Fire Department, EMS, code enforcement, and tax collection. Operational approvals were granted for the Haunted Hayride, an Eastern Generator contract, resident donation cards for Boothwyn EMS, and an initiative to gather community feedback on upgrading tennis courts to a pickleball court. The council also authorized advertising for part-time police salary increases.
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The council discussed various operational items, including the status of subdivision plans and the potential sale of a municipal building. They approved the adoption of the PSAB BEOP program and the disbandment of the Recreation Board. Financial actions included the approval of payroll and expenses for multiple funds, a donation to the American Legion, the purchase of playground mulch, and the authorization of tax and trash fee deposits. Furthermore, the council authorized the advertisement of an amendment to the vehicle code and received various departmental reports, including those from the engineer, fire department, EMS, and police department.
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