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Tinicum supervisors reorganize leadership, confirm managers and professional appointments
Summary
At its Jan. 5, 2026 organizational meeting, the Tinicum Township Board of Supervisors confirmed new and returning leadership, appointed the township manager and solicitor, and approved a slate of routine professional and volunteer appointments and resolutions authorizing administrative functions.
The Tinicum Township Board of Supervisors on Jan. 5 held its 2026 organizational meeting and approved a series of leadership and administrative appointments, including seating newly elected supervisor Todd Quimby and confirming multiple professional service contracts.
Chair (name spoken in the record) moved to acknowledge Todd Quimby as the winner of the November 2025 election and to seat him for a term through Dec. 31, 2031; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board also appointed John Cole as vice chair and adopted a motion to appoint (name in record unclear) as chairperson.
The board appointed Judith Danko as township manager, treasurer and secretary with authorization to pay employee benefit invoices electronically. It reappointed Flager & Associates with Scott Hulbert as township solicitor; Wynn & Associates (Kurt Jenner, PE) as township engineer; Keystone Municipal Services LLC as building inspector and zoning officer; and a roster of volunteer committee members and liaisons across planning, environmental, historic and land‑preservation bodies. "I will make a motion to appoint Judith Danko as the township manager, treasurer, and secretary," a board member said during the session.
Why it matters: these organizational votes set the township's leadership, legal and technical teams and define who will be authorized to act for the township in the coming year, including representatives for PSATS and county tax committees. The board also established bank depositories, the treasurer's bond and other routine financial and administrative authorizations that enable day‑to‑day operations.
