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Salem Township supervisors adopt local disaster declaration, pass Resolution 8-2026

Salem Township Board of Supervisors · January 25, 2026
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Summary

At an emergency Jan. 25 conference-call meeting, Salem Township supervisors voted unanimously to adopt a local disaster declaration and Resolution 8-2026 after recommendations from Fred Cecchini and Bobby Rosetti.

Salem Township supervisors voted unanimously Jan. 25 to approve a local disaster declaration and adopt Resolution 8-2026 during an emergency conference-call meeting.

The motion to approve the declaration and adopt the resolution was made by Supervisor Bob Zundel and seconded by Supervisor Todd Paulich. The board recorded a unanimous vote in favor: Kerry Jobe, Bob Zundel and Todd Paulich. The minutes state that the action "was highly recommended by both Fred Cecchini and Bobby Rosetti." Resolution 8-2026 is titled, "A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SALEM, COUNTY OF WESTMORELAND, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA APPROVING A DECLARATION OF LOCAL DISASTER EMERGENCY."

The declaration was taken at an emergency meeting conducted by conference call on Jan. 25, 2026. The supervisors did not record further details of the declaration's geographic scope, duration, or specific emergency measures in the minutes; those details were not specified in the transcript. The minutes list the action as passed unanimously.