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Township files two DCED multimodal grant applications; secretary reports training progress
Summary
Pike Township submitted DCED multimodal grant applications for Greenwood Road and Bloomington Avenue Extension. Secretary Karen Belin reported attending nine trainings, having the $75 Municipal Government Academy fee waived, and needing 30 credits for certification.
The township reported two DCED Multimodal grant applications had been submitted: one for Greenwood Road and one for Bloomington Avenue Extension. The minutes list both applications as submitted but do not include project budgets or matching-fund requirements in the record.
Secretary Karen Belin briefed the board on recent training: she attended the Secretary/Manager Summit in Boalsburg, completed nine trainings, had the $75 fee for the PSTS Municipal Government Academy waived, and must earn 30 credits to obtain certification in administration. The minutes also record a procedural note that supervisors advised staff to ask questions if spending limits are unclear while performing job duties.
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