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Votes at a glance: Hollidaysburg council approves minutes, chief appointment and a slate of 2026 resolutions

Hollidaysburg Borough Council · January 10, 2026
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Summary

Council approved Dec. 11, 2025 minutes, appointed a new chief of police, adopted the consent bill list of $102,367.89 and passed a series of resolutions (2026-3 through 2026-8) confirming appointments, depository, solicitor, consulting engineer, auditor and fee schedule.

The Hollidaysburg Borough Council recorded a series of routine approvals during its meeting, including minutes, an appointment, a consent bill list and several 2026 organizational resolutions.

Key votes and outcomes - Minutes: Council approved the Dec. 11, 2025 regular meeting minutes by voice vote. - Consent agenda (Resolution 2026-2): Council adopted list number 1 in the amount of $102,367.89 by voice vote. - Appointment of boards/authorities (Resolution 2026-3): Council approved appointments and reappointments; most were reappointments with a few new fills noted in the packet. - Depository (Resolution 2026-4): Council approved First National Bank as the borough’s depository institution for 2026. - Solicitor appointment (Resolution 2026-5): Council reappointed E.B. Black Attorneys as borough solicitor for 2026. - Consulting engineer (Resolution 2026-6): Council approved Stifler McGrath and Associates as the consulting engineer for 2026. - Auditor (Resolution 2026-7): Council approved Young Oaks and Brown and Company as the borough’s auditor for 2026. - Fee schedule (Resolution 2026-8): Council adopted the 2026 schedule of fees as included in the packet.

All listed resolutions were moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote; the transcript records aye voice votes but does not show roll-call tallies.

Why it matters: These routine votes set the borough’s administrative and financial framework for the year, confirm professional services and establish the fee schedule residents and businesses will see on permits and transactions.