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Easton police commissioners unanimously approve minutes, personnel carryover and multiple road permits
Summary
At the May 18 meeting the Easton Board of Police Commissioners unanimously passed routine motions: approving April 9 minutes, increasing the chief's vacation carryover to 15 days and authorizing several road-use permits for May community events.
The Easton Board of Police Commissioners approved a slate of routine administrative items by unanimous vote at its May 18 meeting. The board approved minutes from April 9, authorized an increase in Chief Koskinas's vacation carryover limit to 15 days and granted a series of road-use and event permits for late May, all by unanimous consent.
Votes at a glance: - Approval of minutes from April 9, 2026. Moved by Commissioner Diana Gomez, seconded by Vice Chair David Smith. Vote: Colangelo—yes; Smith—yes; Alfandre—yes; Gomez—yes; Battaglia—yes. Outcome: approved. - Approval of Chief Koskinas's request to increase vacation carryover to 15 days. Moved by Chairman Richard Colangelo, seconded by Commissioner Victor Alfandre. Same unanimous result. - Road Use Permit: Sport Hill Races (May 23). Moved by Chairman Colangelo, seconded by Vice Chair Smith. Approved unanimously. - Road Use Permit: Annual Walter Green Memorial Ride (May 31). Moved by Chairman Colangelo, seconded by Commissioner Anthony Battaglia. Approved unanimously. - Block party request for Jesse Lee Drive. Moved by Chairman Colangelo, seconded by Commissioner Victor Alfandre. Approved unanimously. - Road Use Permit: Easton Senior Center Memorial Day Race. Moved by Vice Chair David Smith, seconded by Chairman Colangelo. Approved unanimously. - Road Use Permit: Easton Public Library Book Parade. Moved by Chairman Colangelo, seconded by Commissioner Diana Gomez. Approved unanimously.
The board also moved into executive session at 5:48 p.m. to discuss personnel matters and returned at 6:25 p.m. with no votes taken in executive session. Vice Chair David Smith moved to adjourn at 6:27 p.m.; the motion passed unanimously.
