Ordinance No. 1503 updates Reservoir Park’s for-profit use rule
Ordinance No. 1503 amends the Reservoir Park rules: a permit for for-profit use of the park may now be issued with prior Council approval, at Council's sole discretion.
ViewOrdinance No. 1503 amends the Reservoir Park rules: a permit for for-profit use of the park may now be issued with prior Council approval, at Council's sole discretion.
ViewOrdinance No. 1502 amends the Chapter 92 fee schedule, adding a $2 + 2.35% credit card processing fee for non-utility payments and a $1.48 electronic funds transfer fee.
ViewResolution 2026-09 formally begins work on a comprehensive plan — the long-range document that will guide Borough decisions on land use, housing, transportation, and community facilities. A community…
ViewResolution No. 2026-07 — Public Comment and Conduct of Public Meetings — updates the Borough's rules for how residents address Council, replacing the previous public comment resolution.
ViewOrdinance No. 1501 updates the Borough's fee ordinance — the Chapter 92 schedule of taxes, fines, fees, permits, licenses, and other charges.
ViewCouncil ratified Ordinance No. 1500, amending the Borough's compensation ordinance.
ViewResolution No. 2026-06 authorizes a budget modification of the Borough's 2026 Community Development Block Grant funds, directing money toward drainage work on Lincoln Avenue.
ViewResolution No. 2026-08 authorizes the update of the 2026 Blair County Hazard Vulnerability Assessment & Mitigation Plan, the county-wide plan the Borough takes part in.
ViewCouncil named Deborah Moore to the Borough’s Civil Service Commission, filling the unexpired term of James Butler, who resigned. The term runs through December 31, 2030.
ViewOn a 7–1 vote, Council appointed Kimberly D. Gurekovich as Borough Manager at a salary of $96,000, following public comment and discussion.
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