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Woodland Township officials review proposed EMS shared-service agreement with Pemberton Township

Woodland Township · April 22, 2026
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Summary

Woodland Township held an executive session April 22, 2026, to review proposed terms for an anticipated EMS shared-service agreement with neighboring Pemberton Township; minutes list participating officials and record no formal vote or action.

Woodland Township officials held an executive session April 22, 2026, to review proposed terms and conditions for an anticipated shared-service agreement with Pemberton Township for emergency medical services, according to the meeting minutes signed by Township Clerk Maryalice Brown.

The minutes list Mayor DeGroff; Solicitor D.G. Sarsfield; Committeeman Herndon; Committeeman Mull; Chris Stopero, OEM; and Chief Shawn Viscardi as present. The record states that the committee reviewed changes to the township's EMS and fire department and examined proposed terms and conditions for the potential shared-service agreement with Pemberton Township, with Chief Viscardi and Mr. Stopero participating in that review.

The minutes do not record any motion, vote, or formal action on the agreement. The document closes with "Respectfully submitted" and the signature of Maryalice Brown, RMC, township clerk/administrator. The minutes do not specify next steps, deadlines, cost estimates, or implementation details for the proposed agreement.