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Board approves two-year engagement letter with Police Chief Savage

East Cocalico Township Board of Supervisors · June 5, 2026
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Summary

After finalizing the collective bargaining agreement, supervisors approved a two-year engagement letter with Police Chief Savage; board members offered public praise for the chief's leadership during the vote.

East Cocalico Township supervisors voted June 4 to execute a two-year engagement letter with Police Chief Savage, finalizing the township's contract process that had awaited completion of a collective bargaining agreement with the police.

Chair noted the board had waited on the collective bargaining agreement before finalizing the engagement letter and praised the chief's leadership. "We're very happy to have Chief Savage," the chair said, praising his leadership and recent service milestones. A supervisor added that "attitude, respect, professionalism ... reflects from leadership," and the board unanimously approved executing the engagement letter.

Nut graf: The action formalizes the township's employment arrangement with the police chief for the coming two years and follows conclusion of the negotiated collective bargaining agreement.

Next steps: staff will execute the engagement letter and record the contract in township personnel files.