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Votes at a glance: Crafton council actions (Feb. 12, 2026)
Summary
Council approved the consent agenda, authorized development of a letter supporting SB194, tabled a Verizon franchise audit authorization, approved wage-resolution updates, and authorized bids for Crafton Boulevard LSA items and Ewing Road repairs.
The Crafton Borough Council took several formal actions during the Feb. 12, 2026 meeting. Below is a concise summary of motions, movers/seconds where recorded, and outcomes as stated on the record.
- Consent agenda approved (includes Jan. 22 minutes and Feb. 12 bill list). Motion moved by Mister Marks; seconded by Miss Compatello. Outcome: motion passed by voice vote.
- Motion to develop a draft letter of support for Senate Bill 194 (public‑notice/advertising reform) for counsel and manager review. Motion proposed in discussion and seconded; council approved development of a draft letter and directed staff/counsel to circulate a template and bring a final letter back for approval. Outcome: motion passed.
- Cohen Law Group franchise/audit proposal (Verizon contract review, estimated $8,500–$9,500): motion to authorize was discussed and then a motion to table the item passed; council requested additional due diligence (references/case studies) before committing. Outcome: motion to table passed.
- Motion to authorize the borough to enter into a contract with Cohen Law Group was not approved; item tabled for follow-up.
- Motion to advertise for bids for Crafton Boulevard LSA improvements (EV charger, 4 street lights, 7 trees) using $120,000 LSA funds. Motion moved by Kocownik and seconded by Compatello; motion passed by voice vote.
- Motion to approve resolution 2026‑01 (2026 nonunion wages, salaries and benefits). Motion moved by Mister Hoef and seconded; council approved the resolution and asked that language about payouts on termination be refined for the next meeting.
- Motion to advertise bids for Ewing Road subsidence repair based on Gateway Engineers' design (estimate $70k–$95k). Motion moved by Comptello; seconded by Hope. Motion passed; staff will solicit bids and return with results.
Where vote tallies or individual roll‑call votes were not entered into the record, meetings recorded outcomes as passed by voice vote. If specific named tallies are required for ordinance, resolution or contract approvals, staff will provide further documentation with the formal item at the next meeting.
