Springfield supervisors adjourn after shared-staff discussion; resident praises intermunicipal cooperation
Summary
After discussing a possible shared public-works hire with Bridgeton, Springfield supervisors heard a resident voice support and unanimously approved a motion to adjourn the Nov. 11 work session at 4:10 p.m.
Springfield Township’s in-person Board of Supervisors work session on Nov. 11 concluded after a discussion about a potential shared public-works hire. Resident Bruce Whitesell told the board he was pleased to see the two townships communicating and "working together to stretch resources."
The session ended on a unanimous adjournment. The minutes record: "Motion by Mr. Kade, seconded Mr. Hopkins, and unanimously carried to adjourn the meeting at 4:10 p.m." The minutes were submitted by Secretary Lisa Gerhart. No votes were recorded on the shared-hire proposal; supervisors agreed to continue discussing details and await Bridgeton’s review of costs.
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