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Pennridge Regional Police Commission authorizes three conditional hires, approves $120,805.79 in bills

Pennridge Regional Police Commission · February 25, 2026
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Summary

At its Feb. 25 meeting in Sellersville, the Pennridge Regional Police Commission authorized conditional offers to three police candidates, approved a consent agenda including payment of $120,805.79 in bills, held an executive session on personnel, and heard that HVAC improvements are scheduled to begin in April 2026.

The Pennridge Regional Police Commission on Feb. 25 authorized conditional offers of employment to three police candidates and approved a consent agenda including payment of $120,805.79 in bills, the commission recorded in its meeting minutes.

Chair Jay Keyser called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. and led the Pledge of Allegiance. The commission briefly adjourned into an executive session at 5:01 p.m. to discuss personnel matters and reconvened at 5:18 p.m., according to the minutes.

The consent agenda — covering the Jan. 28 meeting minutes, the Feb. 25 financial report, payment of bills totaling $120,805.79, and the January 2026 chief’s report — was approved on a motion by Gary Volovnik and seconded by Hal Schirmer. The minutes state that all present voted in favor.

Under business, Chief Paul T. Dickinson Jr. asked the commission to authorize conditional offers to candidates Troy Rodgers, Tyler Gero and Cole Surridge. The commission approved the offers on a motion by Volovnik, seconded by Schirmer; the offer to Surridge is contingent on a successful background investigation, per the minutes.

Commissioner Jim Nietupski asked whether the hires would restore staffing to the department’s recommended level of 14 officers; the minutes record the answer as yes. Chair Keyser also asked about HVAC improvements approved at the December meeting; Chief Dickinson said work is scheduled to begin in April 2026.

The meeting was adjourned at 5:30 p.m. on a motion by Hal Schirmer, seconded by Gary Volovnik. The minutes were signed by Chief Paul T. Dickinson Jr.

Details recorded in the minutes include a list of attendees — Jay Keyser; Hal Schirmer; Gary Volovnik; Paul T. Dickinson Jr.; Marianne Hart Morano; Greg Lippincott; Jim Nietupski; Dave Nyman; Dave Reiss; and Matt Hoover, Esq. — and note there were no public comments or presentations.