Council backs resolution to enable billing-system resident notifications
Summary
Parkesburg Council voted Feb. 6 to pursue a resolution authorizing broadband-style notifications via the borough billing system to inform residents about missed trash pickups, truck repairs, weather cancellations, and late notices. The motion passed unanimously.
Parkesburg Borough Council moved at its Feb. 6 work session to approve a resolution authorizing the borough's billing system to send resident notifications for operational issues such as missed trash pickups, truck repairs, weather-related cancellations, and late notices. The motion was made by Council Member Mark Agen and seconded by Council Member Nick Ohar; minutes record the action as approved with all in favor.
Borough Manager Rochelle Gresh explained that the billing system has the capability to send messages and that staff recently updated resident contact information to include telephone numbers and email addresses. The minutes record the council's motion to pursue a resolution enabling such notifications; no implementation timeline or message templates were included in the work session minutes.
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