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Franklin Park council approves resolutions, purchases and appointments for 2025
Summary
At its Jan. 15, 2025 meeting, Franklin Park borough council approved multiple routine and capital expenditures, vendor purchases, appointments and resolutions for 2025, including vehicle and equipment purchases, contract extensions, appointments to advisory bodies, and several resolutions recognizing or authorizing administrative policies.
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Borough council approved a bundle of resolutions, purchases and appointments at its regular meeting on Jan. 15, 2025, taking votes on organizational matters, equipment purchases, contracts and capital projects for 2025.
Key approvals included authorization for vendor purchases and equipment for the police and public-works departments: the purchase of a 2025 police interceptor utility (all-wheel drive) for $52,075 from Waltzwind Ford Inc.; a package of 19 Axon body-worn cameras and nine Axon Fleet car cameras with five years of unlimited cloud storage at a listed cost of $33,553.44 from Axon (procured through a contract); a 2026 International HV507 cab and chassis for the public works department at $119,890 from Hill International LLC; and a truck body upfit for that chassis at $90,300 from Stevenson Equipment Inc. Council also authorized purchase of a Tioga double-vault restroom for Acorn Park from CXT Precast Concrete Products Inc. at $97,440.
Council extended the borough’s solid-waste and recycling contract with Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc. for a one-year period (Jan. 1, 2026–Dec. 31, 2026) by mutual consent and authorized advertising for bids for disposal of pavement materials with specified option years. The council awarded the Montgomery Road Stormwater Improvement Project to WA Petracas Contracting LLC for $298,982.50 and authorized a Q1 2025 payment of $94,468.25 to Northland Library.
Administrative votes and appointments included adopting a revised 2025 table of organization (salaries effective Jan. 1, 2025), designating official depositories for borough funds, ratifying a municipal expenditure policy (resolution number corrected in the meeting transcript from 897-2010 to 987-2010), designating the borough’s official newspaper, and appointing Patrick Pagano to the Environmental Advisory Council (term through Dec. 31, 2027) and Mac Namura to the Planning Commission (to fill an unexpired term through Dec. 31, 2025). Council also adopted resolutions recognizing the Franklin Park Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 for 2025 (resolution 1380-2025) and appointing fire police for 2025 (resolution 1381-2025).
Council voted to engage Maur Dusall Certified Public Accountants for auditing services for audit years 2024–2026 at stated fees ($25,750 for 2024, $26,800 for 2025 and $27,850 for 2026). Several motions were procedural (approving minutes, filing the police report, accepting the treasurer’s report and authorizing payment of bills); those motions carried as recorded in the meeting minutes.
The transcript records each motion as having carried (the meeting’s shorthand for approval was “Aye” and “motion carries”), but the recorded votes in the transcript do not include full roll-call tallies for most items. The meeting adjourned into executive session without additional public actions.

