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Perkiomen Township Board appoints Corey Hulse and approves consent agenda
Summary
The Perkiomen Township Board accepted a resignation and appointed Corey Hulse to fill the vacancy, approved routine financial and operational items including payment of $379,657.30 in bills, and heard a public comment about Skippack EMS operations in Trappe.
Vice‑Chairman Dean Becker convened the Perkiomen Township Board of Supervisors on Feb. 4 and the board accepted the resignation of Gary Filzen, who moved out of the township. By motion, the board appointed Corey Hulse to fill the vacancy; Hulse signed the oath of office and assumed his seat.
The board approved the consent agenda, which included the Jan. 6, 2025 minutes, monthly reports (state police, ambulance, fire company and fire marshal), and authorized payment of bills for January totaling $379,657.30. The motion carried 4‑0.
During public comment, Barry Evans of Skippack EMS told the board the agency opened a duty‑crew office in Trappe Borough three weeks earlier; the office will operate six days a week from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Wednesday nights.
The board took no vote on boundary‑line discussions presented later in the meeting and deferred that matter to the Planning Commission for review ahead of the March meeting.
