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Sen. Nick Pisciottano and residents raise local concerns during North Versailles public comment

North Versailles Township Board of Commissioners · February 20, 2025
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Summary

During the Feb. 20 North Versailles meeting Sen. Nick Pisciottano introduced himself and staff; residents raised questions about police/fire, Naser Road and budget and the minutes list department reports and several named officials.

During public comment at the North Versailles Township Board of Commissioners meeting on Feb. 20, state Sen. Nick Pisciottano introduced himself and was accompanied by staff member Rob Rhoderick.

Several residents spoke: Elizabeth Didiano raised issues summarized in the minutes as "Police/Fire/Pike," John Conners asked questions about agenda items, Carol Boros addressed the township budget, the Road Department and referenced three motions, and James Palko raised concerns about Naser Road. The minutes do not transcribe the comments verbatim nor do they attach written public comment; they record the topics and the names of the speakers.

The minutes also list routine departmental reporting and the officials expected to present or contribute: Brad Branthoover of Glenn Engineering filed the Engineer's Report; Greg Evashavik of Evashavik Law, LLC is listed as the Solicitor; and Joe Varhola is listed for the Manager's Report (including bank and finance information). The minutes do not include extended discussion text from department reports.

Because the public comment entries in the minutes are brief, the record does not specify follow‑up actions requested by the speakers or any staff responses during the meeting. Where the minutes reference attachments (for example, the committee appointment list) or vendors, they direct readers to those attachments rather than reproducing full documents in the public minutes.

The meeting opened at 7:02 p.m., and adjourned at 7:53 p.m.