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Emergency services report: burn ban lifted; 15 smoke detectors distributed

Dickinson Township Board of Supervisors · December 16, 2024
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Summary

Emergency services representative Charley Westcott reported that the township's burn ban has ended after recent rain and that 15 smoke detectors were provided to families lacking them; public works said a bridge grant will be available in 2026.

At the Dec. 16 meeting, emergency services representative Charley Westcott provided the monthly responses report and said recent rainfall prompted the end of the township's burn ban. Westcott said 15 smoke detectors were distributed to families who did not have any and wished attendees a Merry Christmas.

Public works staff reported that grant money for a bridge project on Cold Springs Road will be available from the county in 2026. The zoning officer noted the Zoning Hearing Board needs one member and one alternate. Engineers and the solicitor reported no items.