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Council appoints PSAB delegate, notes Charles Street bridge grant coverage and approves bills
Summary
Council appointed Michelle Poole as the PSAB voting delegate (Erick as alternate), noted the Charles Street bridge grant covers project costs, accepted the 2025 audit with no recommendations, approved a Motorcycle Safety Awareness proclamation and approved payment of bills.
Administration items included appointments, grant updates and routine financial actions. Cindy Barley made a motion to appoint Michelle Poole as the PSAB voting delegate, with Erick appointed as alternate; the motion carried. Council noted that the Charles Street bridge grant was approved and is covered under one grant, leaving no additional borough cost recorded at the meeting.
The 2025 audit was completed with no letter of recommendations. Council approved a Motorcycle Safety Awareness proclamation and discussed designation of towing companies; Ms. Poole will contact alternative firms for a written agreement on towing assignments. Finally, council voted to approve payment of the bills after Ms. Barley moved and Ms. Phillips seconded the motion; the motion carried with "all in favor." Treasurer Amanda Runkle said the municipal authority requested an invoice breakdown when paying certain invoices.
Why it matters: Appointing a delegate to the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs and noting grant coverage are routine governance steps; approval of bills and audit acceptance complete regular fiscal oversight tasks for the borough.
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