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May 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Tyrone Borough Council Regular Council Meeting
The council addressed several community and infrastructure matters. Public requests included the installation of play equipment at Railroad Park and authorization for the 'Lights in the Park' event. Significant business included the approval of bid awards for polyelectrolyte, the 2026 street paving program, and the Northwood Water Main project, as well as a payment application for Laurel Asphalt, LLC. The board also discussed the potential sale of the Fire Police building, the disposal of unused skateboard equipment, and ongoing updates regarding the rental inspection program and municipal website design. Various department reports regarding police, sewer, water, and highway operations were also received.
Apr 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Tyrone Borough Council Regular Council Meeting Minutes
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The Council meeting involved key discussions and decisions regarding administrative and operational matters for the borough. Major items included the appointment of a new Borough Manager, the termination of two police officers, and the approval of various infrastructure and community development initiatives, such as the Reservoir Park design engineering, the 2026 street paving program, and a land development plan for a new McDonald's. Additionally, the Council addressed committee appointments, compensation ordinance amendments, and the reallocation of CDBG funds for drainage improvements on Lincoln Avenue, while also rejecting bids for the Northwood Water Main project.
Mar 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Tyrone Borough Council Regular Council Meeting
The agenda for the meeting included several ceremonial items, such as the presentation of a proclamation for Irish Heritage Week and a Certificate of Appreciation. Key operational discussions and potential motions involved approving the Borough Manager's report items, including requests for the use of Reservoir Park facilities and the sale or donation of an unused police car, discussion of VFW Parking Lot Fees, approval of Lehman Engineering Plans for Reservoir Park, discussion of the Rental Inspection Program, and approval of a Police Officer's resignation. Other significant items included the solicitor's proposed Ordinance No. 1497 to amend the Parking Meter Ordinance, and reports from the Consulting Engineer, Code Enforcement (including a motion to approve a Lot Consolidation), Police Department, Sewer Department, Water Department, and Highway Department.
Feb 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Tyrone Borough Council Regular Council Meeting
The agenda included the invocation, pledge of allegiance, and roll call, followed by public interviews for a vacant council seat and a public comment session. Key discussion items under the Borough Manager's Monthly Report involved a motion to approve the removal of 12 parking meters, motions to award bids for parking lots and the Lincoln Avenue Stormsystem Repair, a motion to approve Rettew's design for Water Storage Tank Rehabilitation, a motion to approve a lease agreement with NES&L Co for road repair, and a motion to approve an election polling place agreement. The Solicitor's section covered proposed Ordinance No. 1495 amending the Sewer Use Ordinance and proposed Ordinance No. 1496 amending the Street Restoration Ordinance. Reports were also scheduled from the Consulting Engineer, Code Enforcement, Police Department, Sewer Department, Water Department, and Highway Department.
