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Borough to adopt Edmunds GovTech for recreation registration; director proposes 2025 capital priorities
Summary
The borough will replace Community Pass with Edmunds GovTech for Parks & Recreation registration and facility scheduling with training next month and a rollout at the end of December; Director Jamie Cannon proposed pickup truck, splash pad and disc golf for the 2025 capital budget.
Director Jamie Cannon told the board the borough has selected Edmunds GovTech to replace Community Pass for online registration and facility scheduling; she said training will start next month and the rollout is expected at the end of December. "We will begin training next month with the roll out happening at the end of December," Cannon stated.
Cannon also outlined capital budget proposals for 2025 including a pickup truck, a splash pad and a disc golf installation; Mike Greeley noted disc golf at Darlington Park required tree removal in that example and said he would follow up with the person who built it to gather more information. Board members were asked to send capital ideas to the director for inclusion in the budget request.
