Skate park equipment to get Saturday trial sessions in September
The Borough's skate park equipment will be set up on Saturdays during September at the pool parking lot as a trial, with a volunteer handling setup and teardown.
ViewThe Borough's skate park equipment will be set up on Saturdays during September at the pool parking lot as a trial, with a volunteer handling setup and teardown.
ViewA motion to donate $500 to the Tyrone Improvement Group for Lights in the Park failed on a 3–3 roll call vote; the Borough provides the facility, electricity,…
ViewCouncil waived the pool rental fees for an August 22 benefit concert supporting two charities that assisted residents affected by the July flooding.
ViewCouncil approved a $282,261.60 second payment to Diehl Contracting for the Northwood Water Line Replacement Project, as recommended by the project engineer and the Borough's inspector.
ViewAn intermunicipal agreement with the Altoona Water Authority creates a mutual interconnection between the two water systems, allowing potable water transfers during a supply emergency.
ViewAfter the July 5 flash flood, Borough staff worked with Blair County Emergency Management, PEMA, Crisis Relief & Recovery, and 3 Friends Ministries to assist affected residents.
ViewAuditors from Young, Oakes and Brown reported the best audit opinion available, no internal control findings, no debt beyond the PennVest water loan, and a fully funded police…
ViewResponding to rising food costs and growing demand, Council unanimously approved a $5,000 donation to the Tyrone Food Bank, which serves about 300 families in the community.
ViewAfter fielding donation requests and choosing instead to seek public bids, Council sold the Borough's 2019 Ford Interceptor K9 vehicle to the high bidder, the City of Altoona.
ViewFrom the Civil Service Commission's certified list of eligible candidates, Council appointed Brian S. Weber and Tanner K. Snyder to full-time positions with the police department.
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