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A public commenter and a member of the fire department recounted the storm response, noting Danville’s rehab unit arrived quickly and provided support. The fire department representative said Danville was set up at the rescue fire and responded within the first half hour. \"Danville always comes,\" the fire representative said.

Speakers discussed whether the city should keep an emergency trailer stocked with supplies such as water and pop-up tents, and whether Goodwill or other partners could receive donated items. One council member suggested a trailer with basic supplies would reduce reliance on external aid for immediate shelter and comfort needs; the fire department cautioned that Danville’s assistance comes at a cost.

The fire department announced an after-action critique scheduled at the 9‑1‑1 center; the transcript references a meeting at 6 p.m. on the Wednesday following the storm for a critique of the response. No formal motion, budget allocation or procurement directive for a supply trailer was recorded during the meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Sunbury, PA City Council Meeting 05/12/25","oneSentenceSummary","Following a recent storm that displaced residents, the council and public-safety officials discussed mutual aid from Danville, donated supplies, and whether Sunbury should maintain a local trailer stocked with emergency supplies; no formal action was taken.","taxTitle","Sunbury City, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania","taxId",52202,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6060083,"Council allocates $3,000 from economic development fund for community events",191,2003000,2194000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b&start=2003&end=2194","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b/thumbnail_2003000.jpg","/articles/6060083/Sunbury-City/Northumberland-County/Pennsylvania/Council-allocates-3000-from-economic-development-fund-for-community-events","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6060083-918dcdd9e10fe5bf06938fba8279ed5e/orig.mp4?Expires=1770448524&Signature=hFxzEckyYC5cA3Lwnmm72KnY~wclqhKoxqOREq7nBKYqkmlhAv6JrrFvojvMHoHBBboIO5j1R8htMTzQRnjmkSKnsQ~UC9Kb8jG6x2vp3xvJS2r1wlFXhw~e~gKyNJmcNInFQA396ElflQeBYCRjnKm7dV~IS-KYiKHhpkss~u8IUstrNgWdHPSIarpu2dEWn6XTapfMpuFESpZq~4TFUXj9FdEiQhQyzWXPF~965oIqMZCcwvnpswTLmEwGzdDDgdHOufjKz~sejb57CTRUgM5kZ7oxyfO7vmbW-z6eev7k6qcHQtuoDWXYqzFOLWR5sGuhIXJ4lyLme3HO9N92qw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Sunbury City Council voted to allocate $3,000 from the economic development fund to support four upcoming community events on May 14.

The funds were proposed to be split evenly across four events — National Night Out, Hall of Treats, Trunk or Treat and the Halloween parade — with the treasurer processing receipts and ensuring expenditures come from the proper line items. The proposer said purchases would be timed to take advantage of sales to reduce costs.

Council members asked who would manage the expenditures; staff said police-sponsored events would flow through the police chief and the treasurer/bookkeeper, with receipts submitted for reimbursement and record-keeping. The motion was seconded and approved in voice/roll-call votes; council members recorded as voting yes in the transcript include Iaster, Savage, Barnhart and Martina.

The council noted the economic development fund’s balance would cover the allocation. No additional appropriations or a formal policy change were adopted in the meeting record; the council emphasized receipts and finance reports would be required for accountability.","Council approved a $3,000 allocation from the city’s economic development fund to support four community events: National Night Out, Hall of Treats, Trunk or Treat and the Halloween parade.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6060088,"Council approves sale of patrol F‑150 to fund new vehicle and license-plate reader program",907,491000,1398000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b&start=491&end=1398","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b/thumbnail_491000.jpg","/articles/6060088/Sunbury-City/Northumberland-County/Pennsylvania/Council-approves-sale-of-patrol-F150-to-fund-new-vehicle-and-license-plate-reader-program","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6060088-8fa86d4bfdc6541d3368244de4ca30ab/orig.mp4?Expires=1770448524&Signature=Eb08B0Gy-9jcep2Ir4g6lx1kV8OutH98TsVGAv1pI7jJyX132ialGjpWxf3MIdGhbgXP2MTkk2WMl4f5eUQJ8ltTnTnFJ5tFYFi-b~VkJ3pEJ2RRDp~c-nDF2jH3dA-pHUDEOGuhKKsqUcSnIMwVqeXvSSxtsT886OMzkD-l3Xx99HiVC4t9BA0Cr66H7Rxi~g9bHESwLD18JptraVYPS4bhvfC5EZDzYszvCFsf7bckXHG0Qq65uwL~WnTc0MdJQabIZrCRfclPTWpLX~XtzVBX4w0AK6Mhwe1Q8ZGIXNgCCh6eCZDCS8xjm2pvgjWVo-lV3UJ5kYZyJsiTQgcfMg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Sunbury City Council approved the sale of a police department F‑150 for $55,000 on May 14, with proceeds earmarked for a replacement vehicle and technology upgrades, including license-plate readers.

During the police report, the Police Chief described roughly 788 incidents in April and outlined plans for cameras at about 20 bus stops that would include license-plate readers (LPRs) to capture plates of vehicles committing violations near bus stops. The chief also proposed a week‑long community \"crime watch\" class and an online form for residents to register exterior property cameras. \"I'm not asking for any type of access to your cameras... But knowing where these cameras are, would help with some of our prime activities,\" the chief said.

Councilman (speaker) moved to sell the F‑150 for $55,000 with those funds to go toward a replacement vehicle; $4,000 of the sale was directed toward the Axon project (LPR system). The motion was seconded and approved on recorded voice/roll-call votes. Council members recorded in the roll call as voting yes included Savage, Barnhart, Martina and Eister.

The council discussed that proceeds from the vehicle sale would be placed back into the fleet fund to purchase the new vehicle and contribute to the LPR deployment. The chief described a planned crime‑watch meeting on May 28 at 5 p.m. at the police station and emphasized that camera registration would not publish camera locations or grant remote access to private systems.

No additional funding allocations beyond the sale proceeds were approved at the meeting; details on LPR vendor agreements, privacy safeguards, retention policies for plate data, or specific installation dates were not provided in the transcript.","The council approved selling an F‑150 for $55,000; proceeds will fund a new vehicle purchase and contribute $4,000 toward an Axon project and license-plate-reader (LPR) deployment. Police also discussed bus-stop cameras, a crime-watch class and a voluntary property-camera registration.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6060093,"Council approves InnoTech contract after clarifying on-site and third-party terms",554,1373000,1927000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b&start=1373&end=1927","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b/thumbnail_1373000.jpg","/articles/6060093/Sunbury-City/Northumberland-County/Pennsylvania/Council-approves-InnoTech-contract-after-clarifying-on-site-and-third-party-terms","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6060093-6c9c020d2da5acf33c2b4e76dc45909f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770448525&Signature=oWJ9cKfTz3EUihtzCVJizFaj-JyOjwpMNgEj74ac5-PsTmAPd6sO-lQMIGt6d9kGwD8KD-XWslOyzso~fdQeL5gJGdZG8hXQNejUDRULSXcoRM93pxdX--rHg0ksl0mx7s8wBxlfG~aqEm03iIJqhc~iGyEyUJYSvqy1lx89KZs2ybKL3MwCBLLWq0WedrG7qWb2~MMAjrn3bbYXtOia~EQo54t7FIsYJMR5D-LBI3gNIoXUrVgBEER31raVJJDRshe5k5-F378tmMAtvMIUeQiOe86vDPDax6woaym6M2RmCZmpYRkq7n3-yioPW3gdTnDhKIjkINqIH3~ESuUIkQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Sunbury City Council voted to enter into a contract with InnoTech on May 14 after council members raised questions about billing for on-site support, third-party services and security-incident recovery.

Joel (council staff) introduced a representative from InnoTech, and Samantha, the company’s on-site representative, answered council questions about contract terms. Samantha said on-site visits \"are billed as extra costs or can be billed as extra costs\" only when the engineer is needed for equipment or users outside the contract’s covered items. She added that if an item is covered under the contract and cannot be resolved remotely, the company will deploy on-site \"for no extra cost.\"

Council members asked what counts as covered equipment. Samantha said coverage includes \"PCs, servers, network switches, routers, access point, anything that's covered on your network.\" She also clarified the company does not claim ownership of client hardware: \"At no point in time is any of the hardware owned by us,\" she said.

On security incidents, Samantha said InnoTech typically assists with recovery but noted some incident types (for example, certain phishing-related incidents) may fall outside standard coverage. Council members also asked whether price increases from third-party vendors (for instance, malware feeds or other third-party subscriptions) would be passed through. Samantha said increases for third-party services can pass through to the city only when those third parties raise their prices.

The council did not record details of a final line‑by‑line price adoption at the meeting. The transcript indicates the city’s existing contract with a different vendor (InfraDoc) runs until August, and the council discussed cancellation timing and the option to cancel prior to August 1 if desired.

A motion to enter the contract with InnoTech was made and seconded during the meeting; the transcript indicates council approval but does not provide a full roll-call tally in the record.","The Sunbury City Council voted to enter a contract with InnoTech after council members questioned billing for on-site visits, covered equipment, and third‑party pass-throughs for services.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6060098,"Sunbury City Council adopts climate action plan after resident petition",1959,60000,2019000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b&start=60&end=2019","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3293203-1cd6e1e4e2c889923a9fb4dc89fbba9b/thumbnail_60000.jpg","/articles/6060098/Sunbury-City/Northumberland-County/Pennsylvania/Sunbury-City-Council-adopts-climate-action-plan-after-resident-petition","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6060098-268132ce0c537675b79c428ff71826d8/orig.mp4?Expires=1770448525&Signature=ZczcK1Cf27AcjJxBrZT2CXCjnXhGNjHK~I~ZmF~uPwYiYTwFfT3mgNkqpJHBxKBuqbuVahiwZoy8CafW0dNQWyzOwDDg9jpCggEvVd8DHK-FcXe4BFIvVimxNuld5VO8iQJrLD1ApkupYAxpgnh98SMM4INQ1Ow0u7bpAEDLdYUqsXVkOVwLhb7ZhVfA2a7k6GACmJ6KNePXLGfpmjg1ojeK9EouAidrM1zt98cH3EK8iv1rOHtjhx~KTvRSSMyLqq6POB00xfkrQJT~IiZWZNT5onV67W0TTyrjnRB2HL0CbIBIhCbRBQbQJ-oYQAaBwoI40q0K9vlI~y~caib3kw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Sunbury City Council voted to carry out a climate action plan on May 14, approving the measure after a brief public comment period and discussion.

The vote followed public comment from Sandy Hahn, who told the council she and other residents support the plan and cited a 50-signature online petition. \"I think this is a good program. It is proactive for the city of Sunbury,\" Hahn said during the meeting’s public-comment portion.

Council members discussed the plan earlier in recent meetings and moved to place it on the record at this session. Mayor Josh Brocious made the motion to carry out the climate action plan; a council member seconded and the motion passed on a voice/roll call vote with all members present voting yes.

The council did not specify in the meeting record any additional allocations, implementation schedule, or deadlines beyond the motion to carry out the plan. The transcript shows the matter had been under consideration for several months and that proponents in the community had organized support online.

Supporters at the meeting framed the document as proactive and fact-finding: \"Somebody's gonna dig up the facts, and the city or the committee ... will come up with a plan and then council can approve or disapprove,\" Hahn said.

Council members did not debate or amend the plan on the record at this meeting. Staff follow-up and the plan’s implementation steps were not detailed during the vote.

Looking ahead, the council will need to publish any implementation timeline, funding commitments, or assigned staff responsibilities if it intends to move from adoption to implementation.","The Sunbury City Council voted to carry out a climate action plan after public comment noting an online petition; council approved the plan by unanimous voice vote.","actionData","errors"]

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