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Council approves appointments and park-use ordinances; summary of votes
Summary
Allegheny County Council approved multiple appointments to boards and two park-use ordinances authorizing boxing organizations to use county park property; roll-call votes recorded for several measures.
Allegheny County Council approved a slate of appointments and two ordinances authorizing nonprofit boxing organizations to continue using county park property during its regular meeting.
Appointments
- Angel Ivy was approved for appointment to the Board of Property Assessment Appeals and Review (BPAR) for a term to expire Sept. 8, 2026 (agenda item 13614-25). The motion to approve was made in committee and approved by voice vote at the full council meeting.
- The council approved five nominations to the Allegheny County Government Review Commission in a single roll-call vote: Mark Forrester (sponsor: Council member Catena), Evan Frazier (sponsor: Council member Nacharetti Czakas), Michael Witherell (sponsor: Council member Catena), Rob Decchio (sponsor: Council member Filiaggi), and Gretchen Moore (sponsor: Council member Filiaggi). The roll call recorded 13 ayes and 1 no; the motion passed.
Park-use ordinances
- Ordinance 13634-25 authorized South Park Boxing, Inc. to continue using county property at 100 Acres Drive in South Park for organized boxing and fitness activities. The committee on parks recommended approval; the council approved the ordinance on a roll-call vote (ayes 14, no 0).
- Ordinance 13654-25 authorized the Western Pennsylvania Police Athletic League (PAL) to continue using county property at 718 Center Road in Plum Borough (Boyce Park) for organized boxing and fitness training. The committee on parks recommended approval; the council approved the ordinance on a roll-call vote (ayes 14, no 0).
Procedural items
- The minutes of the Aug. 26, 2025 regular meeting were approved by voice vote.
No county budget appropriations or final policy changes were enacted as part of these items; several measures were committee referrals and appointments requiring standard onboarding steps.
