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Monthly operations reports: roads, code enforcement and police accepted

Gilpin Township Board of Supervisors · December 18, 2024
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Summary

Supervisors accepted routine reports from road maintenance (tree trimming, guide-rail repairs, snow preparations), code enforcement (13 open cases, one citation issued) and regional police (251 calls, 140 traffic stops); board approved the reports by voice votes.

The board accepted routine operations reports covering roads, code enforcement and police activity.

Roads: The road supervisor reported tree trimming, inlet clearing, guide-rail repairs on Evergreen Road, equipment maintenance and coordination with PennDOT on a grant; the board accepted the road report by motion.

Code enforcement: The zoning/code officer reported 13 open cases (mostly cleanup in progress), one citation issued for failure to act, and the activation of a state ORI for code enforcement duties following required training. The board accepted the code report by motion.

Police: The SARTD police report showed 251 calls for service across three jurisdictions, 140 traffic stops, four accidents, five arrests and 15 citations; the board accepted the police report as submitted.