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Votes at a glance: Lansdowne Council actions March 4, 2026
Summary
Council approved payments, ratified a state-of-emergency declaration, authorized consultant contracts, approved a small donation and an April lead forum, and took several actions on flag-raisings and letters of support; tally details included.
At its March 4 meeting, the Borough of Lansdowne Council took the following formal actions:
- Payment of bills for Feb. 18–March 3, 2026: motion by Vice President Jayne Young, seconded by Ms. Connors. Vote: unanimous. - Ratify the State of Emergency declaration for Feb. 23, 2026: motion by Ms. Pointer; Vote: unanimous. - Contract with social media consultant Nia McCune ($55/hour, not to exceed $2,200): approved unanimously. - Professional Services Agreement with Kristina Gilbert for Intervention and Healing Services ($1,750): approved (Aye: Pointer, Young, Robinson, Connors, Martsolf, Green; Nay: Hover). - Donation of $500 to the Darby Creek Valley Association: approved unanimously. - Borough-hosted Lead Forum April 21, 2026: approved unanimously. - Motion to purchase a colonial flag for the 250th Anniversary, not to exceed $100: approved unanimously. - Letter of support for the Historic Lansdowne Theater Corp grant application: approved (Nay: Mr. Hover; Aye: rest). - Letter of support for Lansdowne Economic Development Corp: approved unanimously.
Several cultural resolutions (Irish-American Heritage, Jewish American Heritage Month, and certain flag-raising motions) either failed to receive a second or drew dissent and were not advanced as resolutions; selected proclamations and flag raisings were authorized. The meeting adjourned by unanimous vote.
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