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Council discusses upcoming budget process and recreation plans; WBYA spring soccer announced
Summary
Manager Brian Bond said auction proceeds will be addressed in an upcoming budget committee meeting and that he will meet with the Township Police to review police-related budget numbers. Recreation reported plans for Old Time Baseball, a return of movie night and a WBYA spring soccer program for kindergarten through fourth grade.
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During reports on Feb. 3, Borough Manager Brian Bond told councilmembers that funds received from property auctions will be discussed at an upcoming budget committee meeting and that he is meeting with the Township Police the following day to go over police-related budget numbers, calling police expense "the largest expense of the borough—s budget." Recreation Chair Infinito reported the first meeting of the year and announced plans for two events: Old Time Baseball and bringing back movie night; Infinito also said WBYA is planning a spring soccer program for children in kindergarten through fourth grade, with limited team numbers and sign-ups coming soon.
Council approved claims and vouchers after Finance questions from Councilman Gorshkov about a conference reimbursement dinner charge and a WEX Bank monthly charge for the DPW; Manager Bond explained the dinner was part of a QPA conference and the WEX charge is a monthly card fee for DPW operations. These items will be reflected in the budget committee discussions as staff refine numbers.
