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Council approves routine appointments, bond and vehicle auction authorization
Summary
Council appointed Amy Pritchard to the Environmental Advisory Council, approved a $10 million tax collector bond ($23,696), authorized advertising a 2019 Ford police utility for auction, and approved a Release and Right of Entry Agreement for a parcel.
Jefferson Hills Borough Council on June 8 approved routine administrative items including appointments and financial surety.
Council appointed Amy Pritchard to a three-year term on the Environmental Advisory Council (term expiring December 31, 2028). Council approved purchase of a $10,000,000 tax collector bond in the amount of $23,696.00 (pursuant to state law) and authorized advertising and sending the 2019 Ford Police Utility (VIN 1FM5K8AR1KGA29363) to the Perryopolis Auto Auction.
The Council also approved a Release and Right of Entry Agreement between the Borough and Keelyn and Tyler Young for Parcel ID 1134-R-135. Minutes from several prior meetings and routine payroll and bills were approved unanimously.
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