Retired K9 vehicle sold to the City of Altoona for $10,000
After 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.
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.
ViewAt its February 9 meeting, Council voted to retire Tyrone Police K9 Officer Getro effective March 11, 2026. The retirement followed public comment; Council advised the matter was…
ViewCouncil ratified a new collective bargaining agreement with the Tyrone Borough Police, setting the terms of pay, benefits and working conditions for the department’s officers.
ViewCouncil agreed to take part in the Blair County Planning Commission’s update of the county’s Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan, a step that helps keep the Borough eligible for federal…
ViewCouncil put a $10,000 Operation Our Town grant toward a kennel and HVAC unit for the police K-9, adding $997.74 in Borough funds, and approved the kennel agreement.
ViewCouncil formally appointed Jessica Walk as Chief of Police on September 13, 2021, adopting Ordinance No. 1454 to put a permanent leader in charge of the department.
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