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Board approves fire‑tax disbursement policy and terms for fire truck sales
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 12‑2026 setting the fire tax disbursement policy and approved agreements for the sale of Campbelltown and Lawn fire trucks with a $75,000 prorated contribution noted and an 8% return clause; minutes do not clarify the relationship between those figures.
At its June 9 meeting, the South Londonderry Township Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 12‑2026 establishing the Disbursement Policy for Fire Tax Revenue and approved sale agreements for fire apparatus from Campbelltown and the Lawn Fire Company.
Member William Bova moved and Vice Chairman Jack Custer seconded approval of Resolution 12‑2026 on the board’s motion calendar; the motion carried. The resolution is recorded in the minutes as setting a disbursement policy for the township's fire tax revenue.
The board approved Campbelltown Fire Truck sale agreements with an amendment that the Campbelltown Fire Company contribute a prorated share of $75,000 toward the $937,826 total fire truck amount, and included language that 8 percent of the future sale price would be returned to them once sold. The minutes present both the $75,000 contribution amount and the 8 percent return clause; they do not clarify whether the $75,000 corresponds to the 8 percent figure or how the two provisions interact.
A separate motion approved the Lawn Fire Truck agreements related to the sale of those apparatus trucks. The minutes record motions carried but do not list roll‑call tallies or additional sale terms beyond the amounts recorded.
