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Board discusses joining PA Boroughs drug-testing program; solicitor to draft policy
Summary
Leet Township discussed enrolling in the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs employee drug-testing program, with Solicitor Steve Chesney tasked to draft a policy and a letter to the police bargaining unit; program would start with non-uniformed employees while negotiations continue with the union.
Commissioners discussed adopting an employee drug-testing policy via the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs. President Martin C. McDaniel said membership and enrollment would allow the township to implement quarterly random testing. Solicitor Steve Chesney will draft a new drug policy and the township will send a letter with the policy to the police bargaining unit.
The board agreed the program would begin with non-uniformed employees while the policy is negotiated with the collective bargaining unit. No formal enrollment vote was recorded; the board asked staff and counsel to draft the paperwork needed to proceed.
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