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Votes at a glance: Palmyra council approves road closure, public‑works employee retention, park designation and sewer pump purchases
Summary
Palmyra Borough Council approved several routine and administrative items by voice vote, including a road closure for a church event, removal of an employee from probationary status, designation of Mayor's Park (Resolution 2025‑02) and the purchase of two sewer grinder pumps from the borough’s special sewer fund.
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Palmyra Borough Council took the following formal actions during the meeting (voice votes unless otherwise noted):
- Road closure: Authorized closure of Arch Street between North Chestnut Street and Hamilton Alley on Thursday, June 19, 2025, from 3 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., for the Palmyra Church of the Brethren picnic and carnival. The suggested motion was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
- Personnel: Removed Cody Troy from probationary status and retained her as a permanent full‑time employee in the public works department effective April 28, 2025. Motion moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
- Resolution 2025‑02 (Mayor’s Park): Approved resolution designating 0.29 acres at the northeast corner of West Main Street (Route 422) and North Lingal Avenue as Mayor’s Park. Discussion preceded the vote; resolution adopted by voice vote.
- Sewage grinder pumps: Authorized the purchase of two replacement sewage grinder pumps for the Colonial Crafts sewer grinder pump system at a unit price of approximately $2,500 each (vendor: Keener Electric Motors). The expenditure will be charged to the special sewer fund, budget line 4429374.2; council moved, seconded and approved the expenditure. Staff said the vendor will attempt to rebuild the existing motors to maintain a rotating stock.
All actions listed above were approved by voice vote during the meeting. The meeting record shows unanimous voice approvals and no roll-call tallies were presented in the minutes for these items.

