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Council approves $23,526 RDA grant to refurbish shared ambulance
Summary
Langhorne Manor joined neighboring municipalities in accepting a $23,526 RDA grant to refurbish a Penndel-Middletown Emergency Squad ambulance; councilors clarified the borough acts as representative when the rescue squad cannot apply directly.
Council President Nick Pizzola read a resolution accepting a $23,526 RDA grant to refurbish an ambulance for the Penndel-Middletown Emergency Squad. Mr. Charles Ingulli asked whether the funds would be deposited into borough accounts; Mr. Pizzola explained the borough represents the rescue squad before the RDA and that Penndel Borough, Middletown Township, Langhorne Borough and Langhorne Manor each applied for equal amounts. Mr. Ingulli moved to approve, Mr. Dan Nicastro seconded; there were no objections and the motion carried.
The council discussed that refurbishment is less expensive than purchasing a new ambulance and that the borough acts as an applicant/representative on behalf of the rescue squad. The minutes do not specify whether funds pass through borough accounts or the rescue squad's fiscal agent; the council requested additional information from staff as needed.
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