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Council appoints provisional police officer and approves year-end consent resolutions
Summary
Council authorized appointment and swore in provisional police officer Brian Moy Jr., then approved multiple year-end consent resolutions including tax cancellations under $10, capital ordinance cleanups, budget transfers, deferred school taxes and licenses.
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Brooklawn Borough Council authorized the temporary appointment of Brian Moy Jr. as a provisional police officer and administered the oath of office as part of the meeting’s early agenda.
Council then adopted the year-end consent agenda, enacting multiple routine resolutions intended to close out fiscal-year and administrative items. The consent package included: cancellation of property-tax balances under $10, cleanup of outstanding capital ordinances to move funds into General Capital Surplus, authorization of a contract award for calcium hypochlorite tablets, approval of bingo licenses for local organizations, deferred school tax processing and the two water-treatment contract change orders discussed in the meeting.
Motions for the appointment and for the consent agenda were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote; individual roll-call tallies recorded affirmative votes from the council members present. Councilors and staff noted these are customary year-end housekeeping items and explained the reasoning for capital cleanups and deferred school tax mechanics.
What happens next: Brian Moy Jr. will be provisionally assigned pending any further administrative steps; routine resolution follow-up will be handled by the borough clerk and finance staff.

