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Mechanicsburg approves consent agenda including Intuit Enterprise purchase; council backs 76Unboxed for historic-district documentation

Borough Council, Borough of Mechanicsburg · February 17, 2026
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Summary

Council approved the consent agenda unanimously—covering minutes, a resignation, an MOU with Penn State Health, sale of two police bikes, and purchase of Intuit Enterprise financial software—and approved the 76Unboxed historic-preservation software proposal after a HARB presentation.

Mechanicsburg Borough Council approved its consent agenda on Feb. 17, 2026, by unanimous vote. Items included acceptance of the resignation of Public Works Specialist Tim Reynolds (effective Feb. 2), approval of a Memorandum of Understanding with Penn State Health for 201 E Strawberry Alley, authorization to sell two used police mountain bikes to Hampden Township for $300 each, and authorization to proceed with the purchase of Intuit Enterprise and to transfer financial functions to that platform in an amount not to exceed $18,645.

Councilwoman Martin moved to approve the consent agenda and Councilwoman Agerton seconded; the motion passed unanimously. Council also approved a letter of support to declare April “Pennsylvania 811 Safe Digging Month” and Resolution 03-2026 honoring the MASH Athletic Department’s 2025 achievements.

Separately, on a regular-agenda motion, Councilman Schad moved and Vice President O’Neil seconded approval of the 76Unboxed proposal, a software platform presented to the Historic Architectural Review Board on Feb. 16 intended to help preserve the historic district and manage related data. Manager Novinger said no nearby municipalities currently use the software and explained homeowner participation would be limited to data for preservation documentation and program participation.

Council did not record extended debate on the 76Unboxed item; follow-up will include vendor coordination and any homeowner outreach required for participation.

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