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Votes at a glance: Crafton council actions on consent agenda, seasonal hires, DUI task force and other routine items
Summary
At the April 10 meeting Crafton Borough Council approved the consent agenda, seasonal public-works hires, the West Hills DUI task-force cooperative agreement and several other routine items; where tallies were recorded the transcript notes them.
Crafton Borough Council took several votes at its April 10 meeting. The items below summarize motions recorded during the meeting and the outcomes as stated in the transcript.
Votes recorded at the meeting
- Consent agenda (minutes of March 27 and bill list from April 10): Motion to approve the April 10 consent agenda passed; the meeting record cites “Motion passes. 5.”
- Seasonal public-works hire list: Council approved a motion to hire four seasonal public-works employees for 2025 as recommended by the foreman; vote recorded as “Motion passes” (specific tally not recorded in transcript).
- West Hills DUI task force municipal police cooperative agreement (2025): Council approved participation in the West Hills DUI task force with 17 municipalities in western Allegheny County; vote recorded as “Motion passes” (specific tally not recorded in transcript).
- Sewer O&M repair contract awards (Gateway Engineers’ recommendation): Council approved awards for three 2025 sewer repair contracts (see separate article for contract amounts and bidder names); vote recorded as in favor and the motion passed (specific tally not recorded in transcript).
- Old street brick sale resolution (Resolution 2025-07): Council approved a resolution permitting a one-time sale of reclaimed bricks to Celente; recorded tally was 3-2 in favor (see separate article for coverage and discussion).
Meeting notes
Several items were discussed before votes, and staff provided clarifications on budget timing, contractor flexibility, and procurement limits. The transcript does not list roll-call votes or individual member votes for most motions; where a numeric tally was given (consent agenda and the brick sale) the meeting record includes that number.
