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Public Safety Committee forwards speed-enforcement agreement and tables Emergency Operations Plan
Summary
Chief of Police Sean Frank said a proposed agreement would let township officers enforce and investigate crashes on a one-mile stretch of Route 28 under state jurisdiction; the committee approved forwarding the agreement to the full Board and tabled the Emergency Operations Plan for more review.
Shaler Township’s Public Safety Committee voted to forward a proposed speed-enforcement agreement with the Pennsylvania State Police to the Board and delayed action on the township’s Emergency Operations Plan so members could review the plan in more detail.
Chief of Police Sean Frank described the agreement as covering a one-mile stretch of Route 28 where the state has jurisdiction, telling the committee this resolution "allows Shaler Township the ability to enforce laws and investigate accidents on that one-mile stretch." Following that presentation, Mr. Cross moved and Mr. Iozzo seconded forwarding the agreement to the full Board at the April meeting; the motion carried. The minutes record the motion and that it carried but do not provide a roll-call tally.
On a separate agenda item, the Emergency Operations Plan was tabled to give the Public Safety Committee additional time to review the materials before bringing recommendations to the Board. No formal vote on the plan took place on March 24.
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