Mount Penn Council votes to press forward with conveyance plan after authority rejects framework
Jul 14, 2026
Mount Penn Borough Council authorized legal and preparatory steps July 14 to pursue conveyance of the municipal authority's assets after the authority voted down a June 29 framework agreement 3'2. Council said the alternative would likely be higher taxes; the borough estimates an average $7.00 rate increase per bill if it proceeds.
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Mount Penn Borough Council on July 14 authorized steps to continue a planned conveyance of the Mount Penn Borough Municipal Authority after the authority rejected a previously negotiated framework agreement. Council Member Michael Kindlick told the meeting the borough viewed negotiation as at an impasse after the authority's July 8 vote and outlined two paths forward: abandon the effort (which the borough said could mean annual tax increases of roughly 1 mill and possible Act 47 intervention) or proceed with conveyance, which Council estimates would increase customer bills by about $7.00 on average.
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