Springettsbury supervisors approve routine contract actions, adopt marijuana possession ordinance and appoint zoning officer

The Springettsbury Township Board of Supervisors voted on a series of routine administrative and capital items during its regular meeting and adopted a township ordinance and a personnel resolution.

The board approved the consent agenda (items 5a–5g) by voice vote. Supervisors authorized the chairman to execute a traffic signal easement/agreement related to improvements near 2430 East Market Street and approved advertising bids for upgrades to the East York pumping station (a capital line item in the Springettsbury Sewer capital budget). The board also authorized advertising bids for Springettsbury Park lighting and security upgrades — a project tied to a previously awarded $1,000,000 state grant intended for park security and LED lighting replacements — and approved awarding the 2025 road materials and resurfacing contracts as recommended by Public Works.

The board adopted Ordinance 2025‑06 concerning possession of marijuana after the ordinance was presented as advertised. The board also approved Resolution 2025‑40 appointing Rachel Kegi as zoning officer and retaining Randall Heilman as deputy zoning officer.

On pension management, the board gave staff consensus to advertise a Request for Proposals to solicit firms to manage the police pension fund and to present shortlisted firms to the police pension board in August. Staff said the RFP timeline will be adjusted for respondent capacity and that the pension board would participate in finalist interviews.

Outcomes: All the above items were approved by voice votes during the meeting; specific roll‑call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.