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Council approves STEP Recovery weekly lease, declines Circuit Rider grant renewal
Summary
Council approved a commercial lease allowing STEP Recovery Resource to use second-floor office space one night per week and agreed not to participate in the Circuit Rider Program grant renewal this year; council also directed staff to draft a short-term lease for Delegate Hornberger.
Town Administrator Vicky Rinkerman presented a commercial lease for STEP Recovery Resource to use second-floor office space one night per week; council voted to approve the agreement unanimously. "Motion was made by Councilwoman Thiele and seconded by Deputy Mayor Brown to approve the agreement. The motion passed unanimously," minutes record.
Rinkerman also said Delegate Hornberger's prior lease had expired; council asked staff to prepare a lease covering July 1 through Dec. 31, 2026 without automatic renewal and to return to council for any future extension. On the Circuit Rider Program grant, Rinkerman recommended the Town not participate this year due to staffing changes and the availability of other grant-writing support; council agreed to decline renewal.
Council also heard a $5,500 estimate from Black Forge for the downtown banner project and agreed to pursue grant matching funding through the Lower Susquehanna Heritage Greenway.
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