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Whitemarsh supervisors approve regional fire mutual-aid agreement, personnel release and June financial report

Whitemarsh Township Board of Supervisors · August 14, 2025
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Summary

The Whitemarsh Board of Supervisors voted to approve a regional mutual-aid fire investigation agreement with eight neighboring municipalities, authorized a separation and general release for former Finance Director Kevin Barron, and approved the June 2025 financial report showing $1,822,523.30 in expenditures and $777,116.63 in payroll.

At a Whitemarsh Township Board of Supervisors meeting (date not specified in the transcript), the board approved several motions including a repeal-and-replace resolution to execute a regional mutual-aid fire investigation agreement, authorized a separation and general release for former Finance Director Kevin Barron, and approved the June 2025 financial report.

Andrew (meeting speaker) introduced the mutual-aid agreement, explaining it folds a Regional Fire Investigation Team under a single agreement among East Norriton, West Norriton, Plymouth, Whitemarsh, Whitpain, Springfield, Bridgeport and Conshohocken to share manpower and resources for large-scale incidents. Beth moved to repeal Resolution 2025-15 and approve Resolution 2025-17; Vince seconded. The roll call recorded responses of Patrice Turenne, Beth, Vince and Chair Jacy Toll as "yes," and the motion carried.

The board next moved to authorize execution of a separation and general release agreement for former Finance Director Kevin Barron; Beth moved, Vince seconded, and the board approved the motion by voice vote. The board then voted to accept the June 2025 financial report, which the meeting record shows reflected expenditures of $1,822,523.30 and payroll totaling $777,116.63; Beth moved, Vince seconded, and the motion carried by voice vote.

Chair Jacy Toll announced an executive session later in the evening to discuss real estate and personnel matters; the meeting adjourned after that motion carried.

Votes recorded in the transcript include a roll-call "yes" from Patrice Turenne, Beth, Vince and Chair Toll on the mutual-aid resolution. Other approvals were taken by board voice vote as recorded in the meeting minutes provided in the transcript.