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Council extends DPW and code-enforcement contracts with Forty Fort Borough
Summary
West Wyoming voted to extend agreements with Forty Fort Borough for DPW services and for code enforcement and permitting services for 2026; both motions passed by voice vote during the Dec. 8 meeting.
The council voted Dec. 8 to extend two intermunicipal service agreements with neighboring Forty Fort Borough. Chairman Gary Stavish moved to extend the agreement for West Wyoming DPW services and the motion passed by voice vote after being seconded by Councilman Barry Przybyla.
Separately the council extended the borough’s code enforcement and permitting services with Forty Fort Borough for 2026; Chairman Stavish made the motion, Councilwoman Karen Francisco seconded it, and voice vote approval followed. Council members did not state new contract dollar figures in the meeting minutes and said they would continue to evaluate service options as needed.
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