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Union City Borough posts July 9 agenda with motions to hire police officer, appoint code enforcement officer and schedule broadband hearing
Summary
The Union City Borough Council posted an agenda for its July 9, 2024 meeting that includes a motion to hire a full‑time police officer, a retroactive appointment of a code enforcement officer, proposed zoning and parking ordinance amendments, discussion of RT 97 engineering costs, and a broadband resolution with a planned public hearing.
Union City Borough posted its council meeting agenda for July 9, 2024, scheduled for 6:00 p.m. at the First Global Methodist Church, 42 East High Street. The published agenda lists routine opening items — including approval of the agenda and minutes — followed by department reports and a block of miscellaneous updates that carry the meeting’s substantive items.
Among the items listed for discussion or action are a motion to hire a full‑time police officer and a retroactive motion to appoint a code enforcement officer. The posted agenda does not identify candidates, movers or seconders, or any scheduled vote outcomes for those motions; it lists the items only as motions to be considered at the meeting.
The agenda also includes a presentation of a civil service certified list, a discussion of proposed amendments to the zoning ordinance and a separate discussion of changes to the borough’s parking ordinance. The posting does not contain draft ordinance language or specific sections to be amended.
A discussion of an engineering agreement and associated costs for the Route 97 project appears on the agenda. The agenda entry does not specify contract amounts, engineering firms, or funding sources for the work on Route 97.
The council’s miscellaneous items further include a discussion item on adding help for public works staff and a line item to consider a resolution related to broadband, paired with a statement that a public hearing on broadband will be held (the agenda does not include the resolution text or the hearing date).
The agenda lists routine administration and department liaison reports and closes with adjournment and an executive session “to discuss personnel with no action to be taken,” per the posted agenda.
Because the document provided is a posted agenda rather than a transcript of deliberations or votes, the items are listed as matters to be addressed at the meeting rather than as completed actions. Where the posting omits specifics — for example, candidate names, vote tallies, contract amounts, draft ordinance language or hearing dates — the agenda is silent and those details are marked as not specified in this summary.
The council will meet at the stated time and place to take up the posted items; this notice indicates what members of the public and interested parties can expect to appear on the agenda.
