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Sinking Spring council hires 2025 summer playground leaders, sets pay rates

Borough Council of the Borough of Sinking Spring · April 23, 2025

Summary

The Borough Council unanimously approved hiring head leaders, assistants and returning and new staff for the 2025 summer playground program, setting hourly rates from $12 to $17 and voting 7–0 to carry the motion.

The Borough Council of Sinking Spring voted unanimously April 23 to hire staff for the borough’s 2025 summer playground program and set pay rates ranging from $12 to $17 per hour.

Council President Tracy Peterson opened the new-business item. Council member Lisa Gantner moved to hire Brook Stewart and Ellie Winkler-Quigley as head leaders at $17.00 per hour; Rachel Roberts, Zoe Peterson and Ryan Sekulski as assistants at $15.00 per hour; returning leaders at $14.00 per hour; and a group of new leaders at $12.00 per hour. Council member Brian Hoffa seconded the motion, which passed with AYES 7, NAYS 0.

The approved hires named in the motion include returning leaders (Andrew McConnell, Ben Winkler-Quigley, Jack Foster, Catherine Arentz, Bella Mancias, Audrey Miller, Caitlin Trickett, Cole Lavin, Mia Riccitelli, Bryn Williams, Natalie Riccitelli, Avery Peterson, Abby Thomas and Bodie White) and new leaders (Ian Miller, Malia Ostergaard, Angie Rodriguez, Connor Waibel, Grace Chisholm, Maureen Arentz, Emma Staron, Nolan Moyer, Luke Giering and Owen Geng). The council did not record additional discussion or conditions attached to the hires in the minutes.

The vote was recorded as seven in favor and none opposed. The council adjourned at 7:32 p.m.

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