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Supervisor reports SE Butler Collaborative rails-to-trails partnership and EMS mill tax commitments
Summary
Supervisor Matt Klabnik reported that Freeport and Buffalo entered a collaborative agreement on the rails-to-trails project and that several municipalities agreed to a one-half mill EMS tax for 2026.
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Supervisor Matthew Klabnik reported on a Southeast Butler Collaborative meeting, saying Freeport and Buffalo have entered into a collaborative agreement to work on the rails‑to‑trails project. He also reported that Jefferson and Clinton townships and Saxonburg Borough agreed to a one-half mill EMS tax for the 2026 fiscal year.
The supervisors recorded the report as an informational update; no motions or funding authorizations were made at the Nov. 20 meeting concerning the regional projects or the EMS mill tax commitments. The report signals inter-municipal coordination on trails and emergency medical services funding in southeast Butler County.
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