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Board approves resolutions, loan authorization and multiple administrative actions
Summary
At its Feb. 10, 2025 meeting, the Allegheny Township Board of Supervisors adopted several resolutions, authorized a $250,000 tax anticipation loan, approved event designations and directed advertisements for stormwater and burning ordinance changes.
The Allegheny Township Board of Supervisors met Feb. 10, 2025, and approved a package of administrative actions and resolutions, including adoption of Resolution R-01-2025 summarizing reorganization items, R-03-2025 authorizing destruction of 2017 administrative records, R-04-2025 naming the township as DCNR C2P2 grant applicant for the Bridging the Gap Flyover Project portion of the Tredway Trail, R-05-2025 accepting Commonwealth Act 140 for fire tax flexibility, and R-06-2025 approving Volunteer Firefighter Tax Credit eligibility.
Motions to adopt the listed resolutions were made primarily by Supervisor Jeff Pollick and seconded by Supervisor Mike Korns; all motions carried. The board also authorized proceeding with a tax anticipation loan facility through S&T Bank in the amount of $250,000, with the township manager authorized to sign loan documents and to seek the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) review and approval.
The board placed multiple department reports for January 2025 on file (police, emergency management, fire, public works and code/zoning) and approved the monthly financial reports. The meeting record shows formal vote outcomes as "motion carries" for each listed action; no vote tallies by individual supervisor were recorded in the minutes.
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