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Board authorizes SRO agreement with West Allegheny, adopts hazard plan and sets May 19 hearings
Summary
North Fayette supervisors authorized an agreement with West Allegheny School District for school resource officer services, adopted the Township Hazard Mitigation Plan, approved multiple ceremonial recognitions, and approved legal notices for May 19 public hearings on parking fees and Verizon franchise renewal.
The North Fayette Township Board of Supervisors on April 28 adopted several resolutions addressing school safety, hazard planning and community recognitions and scheduled public hearings on two separate topics for May 19.
The board adopted Resolution No. 68‑26 authorizing the Township to enter into an agreement with the West Allegheny School District for School Resource Officer (SRO) services; the motion carried by roll call (Doddato, O’Donnell, Valent voting yes). The minutes do not state financial terms or the length of the agreement; those details were not specified in the public record and remain to be provided.
The board adopted Resolution No. 69‑26 accepting the Hazard Mitigation Plan as recommended by the Director of Public Safety. The board also approved recognition resolutions for 2026 National Police Week (Res. 57‑26), 2026 National Library Week (Res. 58‑26), and three Eagle Scout recognitions (Res. 59‑26, 60‑26, 61‑26), and a resolution recognizing 2026 National Public Works Week (Res. 62‑26). All recognition resolutions passed unanimously.
Separately, the board approved publication of legal notices to advertise two May 19 public hearings: a proposed amendment to Township Code Chapter 15 to increase general parking violation fees from $5 to $25, and a public hearing to take comment on renewal of the franchise agreement with Verizon. The record shows the board approved the publication and scheduled the hearings; the hearings will provide the public an opportunity to comment on those proposals.
The meeting later moved to executive session to discuss personnel matters and the session concluded before final adjournment.
