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Silver Spring Township supervisors outline 2025 road, parks and public-safety projects in budget session

Silver Spring Township Board of Supervisors · August 27, 2024
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Summary

At an Aug. 27 budget session, Silver Spring Township officials heard staff presentations on anticipated 2025 road projects (including a Village Road bridge replacement and a Locust & Trindle roundabout), parks improvements such as Paul Waters Park development and pickleball courts, and public-safety initiatives; no public comment was offered.

The Silver Spring Township Board of Supervisors met for a budget session on Aug. 27, 2024, at the Township Building. Vice Chair Nancy Konhaus Griffie called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m.; Chair Carldon R. Machamer was absent. Township Manager Raymond Palmer provided a brief recap of the previous day's budget discussions.

Tyler Fairchild, Parks & Recreation Manager and Assistant Public Works Manager, reviewed the Public Works Department's 2024 work and presented the department's 2025 vision and asset requests. Fairchild identified several anticipated capital projects, including traffic-signal installations and upgrades, Kost Road culvert realignment, a Locust & Trindle roundabout, and replacement of the Village Road bridge.

Fairchild also outlined Parks & Recreation proposals for 2025, highlighting planned trail connectivity improvements, development work at Paul Waters Park and the installation of pickleball courts. He summarized ongoing parks programs and noted that the department has received grant funding for parks work; the minutes do not specify dollar amounts or grant sources.

Public Safety Director and emergency-management coordinator William Brown reviewed his department's 2024 projects and services and described goals and initiatives for the coming year in public safety and emergency management.

The minutes record that there was no public comment during the meeting. Township Manager Raymond Palmer reviewed the budget schedule and confirmed the next public meeting is scheduled for Sept. 11, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.

Attendees listed in the minutes included Vice Chair Nancy Konhaus Griffie, Supervisors David R. Lenker II, Harry D. Kotzmoyer Jr., and Laura Brown; Township Manager Raymond Palmer; Assistant Township Manager Cheryl Neidig; Finance Manager Subashini Krishnamurthy; Tyler Fairchild; Public Safety Director William Brown; and Township Secretary Willetta D. Huth. Several members of the public were listed as present; the minutes note no public speakers.