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Kiskiminetas supervisors authorize Armstrong County 911 updates, schedule tractor auction and table part-time police hiring
Summary
At its Feb. 25 worksession the Kiskiminetas Township Board approved a letter authorizing Armstrong County 911 to modify run cards, approved readvertising the auction of a Kubota tractor, and voted to table hiring of part‑time police officers; vote tallies were not specified.
Kiskiminetas Township supervisors on Feb. 25 approved three administrative actions including authorization for Armstrong County 911 to make changes to emergency run cards and a plan to resell a township tractor, while deferring a hiring decision for part‑time police officers.
The first motion, moved by Addie Birch and seconded by B. Hilliard, authorized a Letter of Authorization to Armstrong County 911 permitting the Fire Chief to add companies to the township’s run cards as needed. The minutes record the motion as carried; no roll‑call tally is listed.
A second motion, moved by B. Hilliard and seconded by M. Long, authorized readvertisement and auction of the township’s Kubota tractor "following the requirements of the Second Class Township code." The board carried the motion and directed staff to proceed with the advertisement.
The board also considered hiring additional part‑time police officers. A motion by B. Hilliard, seconded by M. Long, to table the hiring passed; the township did not take further action on recruitment at the meeting.
Department reports were read during the meeting: Sgt. Tessmer delivered the Police Department report; the Interim Township Manager read Public Works and Codes reports; and Addie Birch read the Fire Department report. No budgetary figures or vote counts were included in the minutes.
The meeting adjourned at 7:45 p.m. after the board carried a motion to end the session.
