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Board Discusses Creating Property Maintenance or Part‑Time Police Role; Animal Control Officer Follow‑Up Planned
Summary
Supervisors debated whether to hire a Property Maintenance Officer (or a part‑time police officer) to support code enforcement and discussed appointing an Animal Control Officer; the property maintenance item was placed on the March 24 agenda and Supervisor Bermingham will contact Christine Mammi on animal control.
The board revisited whether the township needs a Property Maintenance Officer to assist the zoning/code enforcement officer. Manager Graziano said the property maintenance role would not require separate certification because it can operate under the code enforcer; he recommended considering either a Property Maintenance Officer or a part‑time police officer. Supervisor Bermingham asked to place the issue on the March 24 meeting agenda for further discussion.
Supervisors also discussed appointing an Animal Control Officer. Supervisor Eckman said she supported creating the role, and Bermingham said he would reach out to Christine Mammi and report back. The board did not take final action but set timelines for further consideration and public discussion.
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