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Council appoints Tim Boyle and Tammy D'Agostino to civil service commission

Souderton Borough Council · April 7, 2025
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Summary

The council appointed Tim Boyle as an alternate civil-service member through 12/31/2028 and appointed Tammy D'Agostino to a five-year civil-service term; both motions were recorded with "Aye" votes in the transcript. Boyle described 25 years in law enforcement during his remarks.

The Souderton Borough Council on April 7 appointed two residents to the civil service commission.

Tim Boyle introduced himself to the council and described a long law-enforcement career. "I've been with them for 24 years, 25 years total in law enforcement," he told the council. Speaker 3 moved to appoint Boyle as an alternate member of the civil service commission with a term expiring December 31, 2028; the motion was seconded and the transcript records councilors responding "Aye."

The council also moved to appoint Tammy D'Agostino to the civil service commission. A motion to appoint D'Agostino was recorded and the transcript shows an "Aye" vote. The exact expiration year for D'Agostino’s term was not clearly audible in the provided segments; the transcript refers to a December expiration but does not include a specific year.

Why it matters: Civil service commissioners participate in hiring and disciplinary processes for public-safety personnel and other covered positions; appointments fill vacancies so the commission can continue its work.

Next steps: Newly appointed commissioners will take seats on the civil service commission and serve the terms outlined in borough appointment rules. The borough clerk or administration will confirm term dates and publish formal appointment paperwork.