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Middletown Township Board elects new leadership and appoints essential officials for 2024

January 02, 2024 | Middletown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania



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Middletown Township Board elects new leadership and appoints essential officials for 2024
Middletown Township's Board of Supervisors kicked off the new year with a significant reorganization, appointing Supervisor Mike Kiesak as chairperson, Supervisor Bernadette Hanna as vice chairperson, and Supervisor Don Corporal as secretary. The unanimous votes reflect a strong consensus among the board members, setting a collaborative tone for 2024.

In addition to leadership roles, the board approved several key appointments, including Curtin and Heafner as township solicitor, Paul Lang as conflict attorney, and Dave Truelove as labor attorney. Notably, the board acknowledged an 8.5% increase in the solicitor's rate, attributed to a long period without adjustments and a review of comparable townships.

The meeting also saw the appointment of Remington and Vernick Engineers as township engineers, with a slight 5% rate increase, justified by the need to retain top-level staff. Phil Wursta was appointed as the township traffic engineer, further enhancing the township's infrastructure management.

The board moved to establish bond limits of $1.5 million for key financial positions, ensuring accountability in fiscal responsibilities. They also approved the township manager's employment agreement, reinforcing the leadership structure within the township administration.

In a show of community engagement, the board appointed Namish Siddiqui to the Human Relations Commission and Richard Genetti to the Zoning Hearing Board, both of whom bring valuable experience to their roles.

As the meeting concluded, the board expressed gratitude to all volunteers serving on various boards and commissions, emphasizing their critical role in the township's governance. The positive atmosphere and collaborative spirit set the stage for a productive year ahead in Middletown Township.

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