Duboistown, PA
No tenemos próximas reuniones registradas para Duboistown. El registro más reciente que tenemos es del Wed Jul 22, 2026. Es posible que las reuniones más nuevas aún no se hayan publicado en el portal oficial, o que aún no las hayamos recopilado. Esto describe nuestro registro, no si el consejo o junta se ha reunido.
DuboistownPA averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $211,035 -1.4% yr/yr · +23.2% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Reuniones recientes
Wed Jul 22, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
DuBoistown Council to discuss road projects and pension arrears
The DuBoistown Borough General Council will hold a work session to review specific project and financial updates. The meeting includes discussions on road progress and pension repayments.
- Road project progress update from Paul McKinley
- Repayment of PMRS (Pension) arrears discussion with Dori Rankinen
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JULY 22,2026
Work Session Agenda
2651 Euclid Ave.
5 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER:
INNVOCATION:
MOTION TO ACCEPT JULY 8, 2026 MEETING MINUTES
1 st 2 nd Vote:
PUBLIC COMMENT #1 Please limit your comments to 3 minutes and respond to
agenda items only.
Topics for discussion:
Road project progress- Paul McKinley
Repayment of PMRS (Pension) arrears – Dori Rankinen
Public Comment #2-
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Next meeting August 12, 2026 at 6 PM
Motion to adjourn 1 st 2 nd
Vote
Wed Jul 8, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
Council to vote on Northwest Bank line of credit and credit card change
The DuBoistown Borough General Council will vote on a line of credit from Northwest Bank and the transition to a cashback credit card. The body will also discuss three bids for roof work ranging from $19,170.00 to $202,759.45.
- Motion to proceed with line of credit from Northwest Bank
- Motion to deactivate existing debit card and proceed with cashback credit card
- Roof bid from RTG: $19,170.00
- Roof bid from LUNDY: $132,725.00
- Roof bid from MOSER: $202,759.45
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✓ Decidido: Council approves Northwest Bank line of credit and new credit card
Council approved a line of credit and a cashback credit card through the Northwest Bank DuBoistown branch. The board also accepted the resignation of the EMA coordinator and approved a safety footwear reimbursement for a Public Works employee.
- Approved line of credit with Northwest Bank DuBoistown branch (Unanimous)
- Approved deactivation of existing debit card and switch to Northwest Bank cashback credit card (Unanimous)
- Accepted resignation of Jason Young as EMA coordinator (Unanimous)
- Approved safety footwear reimbursement for Public Works employee (4 Yes, 1 Abstain, 1 Table)
- Approved June 24, 2026 Work Session minutes (Unanimous)
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July 8, 2026 General Session Meeting
6 PM
2651 Euclid Ave.
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ANNOUNCEMENTS - Please sign in, silence all cellular devices. All meetings are
recorded for purpose of minute reference.
MOTION TO ACCEPT MINUTES FROM June 24, 2026 WORK SESSION MINUTES
1 st 2 nd Vote
PUBLIC COMMENT #1 - Limit comments to 3 minutes and only to topics on the agenda.
REPORTS -
Police
Fire
Sewer
Property Management & Zoning
Solicitor
President
Mayor
Office Just for the record, we need to do a public meeting vote to verify these
decisions are in the minutes!
MOTION TO PROCEED WITH LINE OF CREDIT FROM NORTHWEST BANK
DISCUSSED IN JUNE 24, 2026 EXECUTIVE SESSION.
1 ST 2 ND Vote
MOTION TO DEACTIVATE EXISTING DEBIT CARD AND PROCEED WITH
CASHBACK CREDIT CARD .
1 st 2 nd Vote
NEW BUSINESS - Discussion of roof bids.
RTG - $ 19,170.00
LUNDY- $132,725.00
MOSER- $202,759.45
OLD BUSINESS-
PUBLIC COMMENT #2 -Limit to 3 minutes. Topics from this meeting, and any borough
related issues.
ANNOUNCEMENTS - Next meeting Work Session July 24, 2026 5 PM
MOTION TO ADJOURN -
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July 8, 2026 General Session Minutes
6 pm Euclid Ave.
Call to Order
Invocation
Roll Call- Present Mayor Knecht, Paul McKinley, Shawn Millard, Dori Rankinen, Harry
Rogers, Richard Gordon, Patrick Melloy, Marc Drier (solicitor) Absent – Christee Thomas
Motion to accept minutes from June 24, 2026 Work Session minutes. Motion made by
Patrick Melloy , seconded y Richard Gordon . Unanimous vote to approve.
Public Comment #1- None
Reports:
Police- Discussion of electric scooters not being permitted on streets or sidewalks. State
laws on age restrictions and safety wear. Some municipalities are impounding
noncompliant scooters, e-bikes, etc.
Fire- Nothing to report
Sewer- No injuries during the expansive work being done this month. After camera of
system near Claredon St. there is discussion about slip lining that area rather than
excavating and replacement of pipes.
Property management & Zoning- review of weed and grass citations issued. Property on
Columbus has been resolved.
Solicitor- Tax exemption for raingarden has been submitted. 2024 Audit blurb can be
placed in the Sun-gazette that a copy is available in the borough office for review.
President-Thank you to Dori Rankinen for her volunteer service in the office since
November. Her completion of necessary reports are appreciated.
Mayor- Motion to accept the resignation of Jason Young as EMA coordinator , effective
on the acquisition of a replacement. Motion made by Paul McKinley seconded by
Richard Gordon. Unanimous v …
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Wed Jun 24, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
Council to discuss line of credit for Rt 654 Reconstruction
The Borough Council is meeting to receive an update on the PennDot Rt 654 Reconstruction project. Members will discuss procuring a line of credit from Northwest Bank to fund the project until grant funds arrive in November.
- Rt 654 Reconstruction PennDot Project update
- Procurement of a line of credit from Northwest Bank
- Contracting a licensed sprayer for weed control to reduce Public Works labor costs
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WORK SESSION AGENDA
JUNE 24, 2026 5 PM
Euclid Ave.
CALL TO ORDER
INNVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALEGIANCE
ANNOUNCEMENTS- Please sign in, and silence all cellular devices. All meetings are
recorded for the purpose of minute reference .
MOTION TO ACCEPT MINUTES FOR GENERAL SESSION JUNE 10, 2026
1 st 2 nd Vote
PUBLIC COMMENT # 1 Limit comments to 3 minutes and only to topics on the agenda.
Discussion Topics: Rt 654 Reconstruction PennDot Project update
Procurement of Line of Credit from the Northwest Bank to fund
the
project until the grant money comes in at the beginning of
November.
Contracting a licensed sprayer for weeds that we typically cut.
This will save labor costs for Public Works crew.
PUBLIC COMMENT # 2 May discuss any items from the meeting or that are of borough
Concern.
NEXT GENERAL SESSION MEETING TO BE HELD JULY 8, 2026 6 PM
EXECUTIVE SESSION TO DISCUSS LINE OF CREDIT
MOTION TO ADJOURN THE MEETING
EXECUTIVE SESSION to discuss line of credit applica ti on
Wed Jun 10, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
Council to determine park operating hours
The DuBoistown Borough General Council will meet to discuss setting park times for signage. The meeting also includes reports from borough departments and a status update on Quality of Life citations.
- Discussion to determine park times for signage
- Update on Quality of Life citations
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✓ Decidido: DuBoistown Borough Council approves purchase of park hour signs
Council approved the ordering of signs to designate park hours. The board discussed potential changes to LST collections, the procurement of laptops for the Fire Department, and the possibility of instituting an amusement tax for skill machines.
- Approved May 27, 2026 meeting minutes
- Approved ordering of signs to designate park hours (unanimous)
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AGENDA GENERAL MEETING
June 10, 2026
6 PM
2651 Euclid Ave.
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sign in if you haven ’t already done so. Please silence cell
phones .
MOTION to approved May 27, 2026 Work Session minutes 1 st
2 nd Vote
PUBLIC COMMENT #1 Please state your name and address. Limit your comments to
items on the agenda. Keep comments to a 3 minute time period .
REPORTS :
Police
Fire
Sewer
Property Management & Zoning
Solicitor
President
Mayor
Office
NEW BUSINESS : Discussion to determine park times so that signs can be made.
OLD BUSINESS : The Q uality of Life citations should be here by the end of the week.
PUBLIC COMMENT #2:
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Next meeting Work Session June 24, 2026 5 PM
MOTION TO ADJOURN :
EXECUTIVE SESSION following the meeting .
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Borough Council Meeting
June 10, 2026
6 PM
2651 Euclid Ave.
Call to Order
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call - All present
Motion to approve May 27, 2026 meeting minutes 1 st Richard Gordon 2 nd Christee
Thomas
Vote- Minutes approved
Public Comment #1 None
Reports:
Polic
Fire
Sewer
Solicitor
President – President Rogers asked Council members to sign on to a letter to Senator
Gene Yaw concerning a proposed Senate Bill 1150 requiring the local governing body to
schedule and provide public notice for another meting to take up an issue that was not
on the agenda. Amending agendas at public meetings is necessary to approve change
orders on a project, amend grant applications, or taking up an unforeseen circumstance
in a timely manner.
Updates on PSAB Conference
Shawn Millard spoke about having Keystone Collections take over our LST collections .
They offer a 1.25 % of income brought into the borough. He also shared about the
member services benefits. They offer a sidewalk crack sealer. The PA Treasury has
several hundreds of dollars that we need to send a letter to them in order for them to
send us the money.
Patrick Melloy announced that Shawn Millard had obtained his Certificate of Borough
Official award.
Mayor – Mayor Knecht has procured 5 refurbished laptops for the Fi ire Department to
use.
Other Boroughs and Municipalities also have dealt with misappropriation of funds and
termination of their managers.
The resolution for our EOP that the County develops …
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Wed May 27, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
DuBoistown Council to receive annual MS4 presentation
The DuBoistown Borough General Council will meet for a work session. The primary agenda item is a mandatory annual MS4 presentation by Christine Weigle of LCWSA.
- Annual MS4 presentation by LCWSA
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✓ Decidido: Council approved May 13 meeting minutes
The Borough Council approved the minutes from the May 13, 2026 meeting. The session included a presentation on the Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) stormwater management plan and an update on the procurement of Quality of Life citations.
- Approved May 13, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
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AGENDA
MAY 27, 2026
2651 EUCLID AVE.
5 PM
WORK SESSION
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
Motion to approve April22, 2026 meeting minutes. 1 st 2 nd yes/no
ANNOUNCEMENT – Please sign in if you haven ’t done so.
Silence all cell phones.
MANDATORY ANNUAL MS4 PRESENTATION BY LCWSA- Christine Weigle
PUBLIC COMMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT- Next General Council Meeting to be held on June 10, 2026 at 6 PM
Motion to adjourn meeting. 1 st 2 nd
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WORK SESSION MINUTES
May 27, 2026
5 pm
2651 Euclid Ave.
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL present: Harry Rogers, Dori Rankinen, Paul McKinley, Richard Gordon,
Christee Thomas, Richard Knecht absent : Shawn Millard, Patrick Melloy
Motion to approve May 13, 2026 meeting minutes 1 st Christee Thomas 2 nd Richard
Gordon vote unanimously passed
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Sign in, silence cell phones.
As part of the Work Session, Lycoming County Water and Sewer Authority held a duly
advertised public meeting to review and update elements of the Municipal Separate
Storm Sewer System (MS4) stormwater management plan.
The Minimum Control Measures (MCMs) were briefly reviewed and included details of
MCM 1: Public Education and Out reach , MCM 2: Public Participation/Involvement,
MCM 3: Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination, and MCM 6: Pollution
Prevention/Good Housekeeping.
Council members and the public were encouraged to ask questions, and provide
feedback prior to June 10, 2026.
This ended the presentation by Christine Weigle of LCWSA.
PUBLIC COMMENT: Fred Marzacco made mention of changes occurring to the storm
water MS4 program in Pennsylvania. Christine Weigle of LCWSA asked for clarification
regarding the changes. Mr. Marzacco discussed fees and a recent court case. Mrs.
Weigle explained that the recent court opinion is complicated and was under review, but
unfortunately, it would not change the regulatory requirements of the MS4 program for
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Wed May 13, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
El Concejo considerará la moción de boletas de Calidad de Vida y presupuestos de techado
El Concejo General del Municipio de DuBoistown llevará a cabo una reunión regular el 13 de mayo de 2026. Los temas incluyen una moción para adoptar una política de boletas de Calidad de Vida con comentarios públicos, y la discusión de presupuestos adicionales para el proyecto de techado. El concejo también aprobará las actas anteriores y recibirá informes de la policía, bomberos, alcantarillado y el procurador.
- Moción para adoptar la política de boletas de Calidad de Vida, con comentarios públicos y discusión
- Asuntos pendientes: cualquier otro presupuesto para el proyecto de techado
- Aprobación de las actas de la reunión de la sesión de trabajo del 25 de marzo de 2026
- Informe mensual de alcantarillado de LCWSA disponible en la reunión
- La próxima reunión, el 27 de mayo de 2026, incluirá la presentación anual del proyecto MS4
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✓ Decidido: Council approves new Quality of Life Ticket Citation
The Borough Council approved the implementation of a Quality of Life Ticket Citation. The council also approved the minutes from the March 25, 2026, work session. No new business was introduced during the meeting.
- Approved Quality of Life Ticket Citation (Unanimous)
- Approved Work Session Meeting 3/25/26 minutes (Unanimous)
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AGENDА GENERAL MEETING May 13, 2026 6 P.M. CALL TO ORDER: President Rogers INVOCATION: VP RankinenPLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE: President Rogers ROLL CALL: VP Rankinen ANNOUNCEMENTS: President Rogers + Please silence all cellular devices, refrain from texting. + If you have not signed in, please make sure that you do so. +All Council meetings are recorded for the purpose of preparing the official minutes. Motion to approve Work session Meeting minutes 3/25/26: President Rogers 1 st 2nd VotePUBLIC COMMENT #1 Residents may comment on any of the items listed on this agenda. State your name and address for the record. Comments are limited to 3 minutes per person. This portion of the meeting is not intended for questions, debate, or discussion. REPORTS: Police Fire Sewer- LCWSA monthly report is available at the back of the room. Property Maintenance & Building Code Solicitor- Marc Drier Quality of Life ticket motion needed to adopt, allow for public comment and discussion.President: Harry RogersMayor: Dick KnechtOffice: Dori RankinenOld Business: Any other quotes for the roofing project?New Business:
PUBLIC COMMENT # 2- This time is for residents to express a concern, or comment on any Borough business topic.ANNOUNCEMENTS: Next meeting to be held May 27, 2026 at 5 pm This will be the annual presentation by LCWSA on the MS4 project.Motion to adjourn: 1st 2nd VoteEXECUTIVE SESSION IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THIS MEETING
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May 13, 2026 General Meeting Minutes
6:00 P.M.
2651 Euclid Ave. Williamsport, PA 17702
Call to Order 6:00 P.M.
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call: Present- Harry Rogers, Dori Rankinen, Shawn Millard, Richard Gordon,
Christee Thomas, Paul McKinley, Patrick Melloy, Solicitor- Marc Drier
Motion to approve Work Session Meeting 3/25/26 minutes 1 st Christee Thomas 2 nd
Richard Gordon Unanimously approved
Public Comment: None
Reports : Police, Fire,
Sewer -Christine Weigle announced that she will be giving the annual MS4 program
presentation
Property Maintenanc e & Building Code/ Zoning - Shawn Millard questioned the building
permit where the construction value and the declared value did not match. Reports
accepted.
Solicitor: Marc Drier presented the Quality of Life Ticket Citation . Time allowed for
public comment- no comments given. Discussion on enforcement of Ordinance by
Public Works employees. Fines can be paid at the Northwest Bank on Euclid Ave.
Motion to approve the Ticket Citation 1 s t Shawn Millard 2 nd C hristee Thomas
Unanimously approved.
President: Harry Rogers deferred to Shawn Millard who updated the Council on new
smart board and that there will be an upcoming training on its use for members who are
interested in being trained. Also discussed were the number of homes that have grass
clippings sprayed into the streets. This is a safety hazard as well as an impact on our
stormwater treatment.
Mayor Knecht: Reviewed the NIMS training login and p …
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Wed Mar 25, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
Council will vote on hiring a part‑time Assistant Treasurer
The borough council will consider a motion to approve the hiring of Jennifer Shaffer as a part‑time Assistant Treasurer. They will also discuss possible replacement of IT and security updates, receive updates on the CivicPlus website construction and a new Facebook page, and hear highway and sewer updates from Paul McKinley.
- Motion to approve new hire Jennifer Shaffer as part‑time Assistant Treasurer
- Discussion on possible replacement of IT and security update
- Update on website construction by CivicPlus (Shawn Millard)
- Update on new Facebook page
- Highway and sewer updates presented by Paul McKinley
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✓ Decidido: Council approved consolidating shredding to one box with twice‑yearly pickups
The council unanimously approved the March 11, 2026 minutes. It decided to consolidate the borough shredder to a single small box with scheduled pickups twice a year, charging $40 for any unscheduled service. The council also unanimously approved hiring Jennifer Shaffer as a new employee and scheduled a meeting with Compu‑Gen to review IT services. A new sewer lateral on Euclid Avenue is slated to begin in mid‑April.
- Approved March 11, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Consolidated shredding to one small box, twice‑yearly pickups; $40 fee for unscheduled pick‑up
- Approved hiring of Jennifer Shaffer (unanimous)
- Planned start of new sewer lateral on Euclid Avenue in mid‑April
- Scheduled meeting with Compu‑Gen to review IT services before next council meeting
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AGENDA
WORK SESSION
MARCH 25, 2026
5:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION- DORI RANKINEN
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE- HARRY ROGERS
ROLL CALL-
MOTION TO ACCEPT PREVIOUS MEETING ’S MINUTES
ANNOUNCEMEN T S: P L EASE SIGN IN IF YOU ALREADY HAVEN ’T
SILENCE ALL CELLPHONES AND REFRAIN FROM
TEXTING
PUBLIC COMMENT#1: State your name and address, keep comments to 3 minutes
PERSONEL & BUILDING OPERATIONS -
Motion to approve new hire Jennifer Shaffer as part time Assistant Treasurer.
Discussion on possible replacement of IT and security update.
Update on website construction by CivicPlus -Shawn Millard.
Update on new Facebook page-
HIGHWAY UPDATE-Paul McKinley ADA, road work bids,
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PUBLIC COMMENT #2-
ANNOUNCEMNT- Next meeting April 8, 2026 6:00 PM
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WORK SESSION
MINUTES MARCH 25, 2026
5 pm
2651 Euclid Ave.
Call to order
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call: present- Harry Rogers, Dori Rankinen, Shawn Millard, Paul McKinley, Dick
Knecht, Richard Gordan, Christee Thomas absent- Patrick Melloy
Approval of March 11, 2026 minutes 1 st Paul McKinley 2 nd Richard Gordon Unanimous
vote
Kate Weaver presented information about the shredder. Decision was made to
consolidate to one small box , pick up twice a year. Any nonscheduled pick up is an
additional $40.
2025 agreement with Armstrong Twp. has been paid the next yearly tax payment is set
up for next Spring.
Kate has created a list of bank accounts, processes for the new Assistant Treasurer.
Public Comment #1- No comments
Personnel- Motion made to approve Jennifer Shaffer as new hire.
1 st - Dori Rankinen 2 nd -Richard Gordon Unanimous vote.
Discussion of possibly changing IT services. Meeting will be set up with Compu-Gen
before the next meeting to do an on site visit to review our services and maintenance.
We are also taking quotes from CSR and Leading Electronics. Information will be
passed on at the next work session.
Update on the progress of the website, Shawn Millard informed everyone that he is
reviewing information on training.
Update on the Facebook page , Shawn and Dori will attempt to create a new FB pg. this
weekend.
Highways- Paul McKinley reviewed the quotes on resurfacing various roads in the
borough. Edgewood $ 15,700 Cochran intersection to end …
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Wed Mar 11, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
Council to vote on whiteboard purchase, tax committee delegate, and QuickBooks user
The DuBoistown Borough General Council will consider three motions: approving the purchase of a white board that appears in the 2026 budget, selecting a delegate to serve on the Tax Collection Committee, and adding an additional user to the QuickBooks accounting system. The meeting also includes routine reports from police, fire, Keystone Cog, the tax office, expenditures, the solicitor, the mayor, and the president.
- Motion to approve purchase of a white board listed in the 2026 budget
- Motion to select a delegate to the Tax Collection Committee
- Motion to add an additional user to QuickBooks
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✓ Decidido: Council approves white board purchase and selects tax collection delegate
The council approved the February 25 minutes unanimously. It approved a white board purchase funded by Act 13. The council selected Christee Thomas as the Tax Collection Committee delegate with Kate Weaver, Patrick Melloy, and Richard Gordon as alternates. The proposal to discontinue the shredding service with North Central Sight was tabled for the next meeting.
- Approved February 25, 2026 minutes (vote 7-0)
- Approved white board purchase, payment from Act 13 (vote 7-0)
- Selected Christee Thomas as Tax Collection Committee delegate; Kate Weaver 1st alternate, Patrick Melloy 2nd alternate, Richard Gordon 3rd alternate (vote 7-0)
- Tabled discontinuing shredding service with North Central Sight (postponed)
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AGENDA
March 11, 2026 6 pm
Call to order - 6 P M
Invocation- Vice President Dori Rankinen
Pledge of Allegiance - President Harry Rogers
Roll Call - Kate Weaver
Announcements - President Harry Rogers
+ Please silence all cellular devices during the meeting
+ If you have not signed in, please make sure that you do
Public Comment #1
Discussion topics :
Motion to approve purchase of White Board that was listed in the 2026 BUDGET.
Motion to select a delegate to the Tax Collection Committee.
Motion to add an additional user to Q u Ickbooks
Reports -
Police
Fire
Keystone Cog
LST Tax – Dottie Mertz
Expenditures - Kate Weaver
Solicitor-
Mayor
President
Public Comment #2
Announcements- Next meeting to be held on March 25, 2026 at 5 pm
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March 11, 2026 6:00 pm
Council minutes
Call to order
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call: Present- Harry Rogers, Dori Rankinen, Shawn Millard, Paul McKinley, Richard
Gordon, Patrick Melloy, Christee Thomas, Richard Knecht, Dance Drier
Approval of February 25, 2026 minutes 1 st – Christee Thomas 2 nd Richard Gordon Vote
7/0
Public Comment- None
Motion to approve white board purchase 1 st Paul McKinley 2 nd Dori Rankinen
Vote 7 /0 approved. Payment to come out of Act 13
Motion to select delegate to Tax Collection Committee Christee Thomas volunteered
with Kate Weaver as 1 st alternate. 1 st Patrick Melloy 2 nd Richard Gordon Vote 7/0
approved
Reports- All reports accepted as read
Dottie Mertz- not present so nothing to report
Mayor- Review of the police report and commendation for Officer Summers from the
VFW.
Ordinance from the City that turns enforcement of the Noise Ordinance over to the LCB.
Solicitor- At the work session we need to determine what the fines will be for the Quality
of Life tickets. Discussion on whether the Northwest Bank could collect fines, use a drop
box, or payable on our website. Also fiber optic there are no franchise opportunities that
provide internet of any kind.
President- Nothing to report.
Old Business -Discussion of discontinuing the shredding service with North Central
Sight. Tabled to next meeting.
New Business- Patrick ’s Towing Zone signs
Shawn Millard discussed upcoming PASB conference as well as a training opportunity
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Wed Feb 25, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
Council to vote on selling the Durango for $500
The DuBoistown Borough Council will consider several items at its February 25 meeting. Items include approving the February 11 minutes, accepting an executive‑session discussion about a resident fine, approving the sale of the Durango for $500, and approving the purchase of an individual shredder to replace the North Central Sight shredding service. The council will also discuss the Zoning and Planning Committee timeline.
- Approve February 11, 2026 meeting minutes
- Accept executive‑session discussion on a resident fine
- Approve sale of the Durango for $500
- Approve purchase of an individual shredder to replace North Central Sight shredding
- Discuss Zoning and Planning Committee timeline
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✓ Decidido: Council approved sewer fine item and vehicle sale; shredding contract tabled
The council unanimously approved the February 11 minutes, the resident lateral sewer fine discussion, and the sale of the Durango to Freedom Automotive with a Troy Hill contingency. A motion to remove North Central Sight as the shredding agent was tabled for more cost information. The meeting was then adjourned.
- Approved February 11, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved discussion item on resident lateral sewer fine (unanimous)
- Approved sale of the Durango to Freedom Automotive, contingent on Troy Hill accepting $500 (unanimous)
- Tabled motion to remove North Central Sight as shredding agent (no vote recorded)
- Adjourned meeting (motion passed)
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AGENDA FEBRUARY 25
5:00 PM
Work Session/Meting
Invocation: VP Rankinen
Pledge of Allegiance: President Rogers
Roll Call: Kate Weaver
Motion to Approve February 11, 2026 minutes
Public Comment #1: Please state your name and address. Keep comments to 3 minutes and only on
topics that pertain to those on the agenda. This is not a time for discussion, debate or for the residents
to question each other.
Motion to accept the discussion held on February 11, 2026 in Executive Session concerning a
resident and their lateral issue fine as per the discussion with the previous borough manager.
Motion to approve sale of the Durango for $500 .
Motion to approve discussion to remove North Central Sight shredding and purchase an individual
shredder for the building.
Discussion on how the Zoning and Planning Committees timeline works- Paul McKinley
Public Comment #2: Please state your name and address. Keep comments to 3 minutes. Request to
add a concern for the next meeting agenda will be accepted. This is not a time to discuss, debate or
for residents to question each other.
Announcements: Next Council Meeting to be held on March 11, 2026 at 6 PM
Motion to adjourn meeting.
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February 25, 2026 Work Session Minutes
Invocation
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll Call: P resent : Harry Rogers, Dori Rankinen, Richard Gordon, Christee Thomas,
Paul McKinley, Patrick Melloy Absent : Dance Drier and Shaw Millard
Motion to approve minutes: 1 st Christee Thomas 2 nd Patrick Melloy unanimous vote to
accept the February 11, 2026 minutes.
Public Comment #1: No comments
Paul McKinley asked that an executive session be held at the close of this meeting.
Motion to approve the discussion item concerning lateral sewer fine held at February 11,
2026 Exec. Session. Motion made by Paul McKinley 2 nd Dori Rankinen Vote was
unanimous to approve the resident lateral sewer fine issue.
Motion to approve the sale of the Durango to Freedom Automotive with the contingency
of Troy Hill accepting the $500 price. Motion made by Christee Thomas 2 nd Dori
Rankinen Vote was unanimous.
Motion to remove North Central Sight as the shredding agent , discussion as to whether
it is more financially sound to purchase a shredder. Vote was tabled to gain further
information about the cost.
Discussion about the Zoning & Planning Committees. Paul McKinley shared the timeline
that exists for people who are interested in building a structure. There are dates and
times that need to be honored, or there are no restrictions.
1. Plans are submitted.
2. Plans are reviewed for compliance with ordinances.
3. Then plans are sent to the County to review, and then they are sent back to
borough.
4. If a re …
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Wed Feb 11, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
DuBoistown Borough Council to vote on 2026 final budget
The Borough Council will consider the approval of the 2026 final budget and a cost share agreement with RTVA. The meeting includes reports from police, fire, and sewer departments. Council will also address specific parking and zoning issues.
- Motion to accept the 2026 final budget
- Resolution for the 2026 Cost Share Agreement with RTVA
- Sale of a Durango to Troy Hill for $400
- Placement of NO PARKING signs on the south side of Columbus St.
- Discussion on commercial vehicles parked in a residential area
budgetzoningparkingpublic-safetycontracts
✓ Decidido: Council unanimously approved the 2026 budget
The council accepted the January 28, 2026 meeting minutes and the final 2026 budget without opposition. It also approved non‑emergency fire event assistance and the January operating expenditures. Council members approved Paul McKinley as fire chief, and the meeting was adjourned unanimously.
- Accepted Jan 28, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved final 2026 budget (unanimous)
- Approved non‑emergency fire event assistance (unanimous)
- Accepted January operating expenditures (unanimous)
- Approved Paul McKinley as fire chief (approved, McKinley abstained)
- Adjourned meeting (unanimous)
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Borough Council Meeting
Date: February 11, 2026
Time: 6 pm
Location: 2651
Invocation: Vice President Rankinen
Pledge of Allegiance: President Rogers
Roll Call: Kate Weaver
Announcements: President Rogers
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Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes:
Motion to approve the minutes of the January 28, 2026 meeting.
Motion to accept the 2026 final budget.
Public Comment: Residents may comment on any of the items listed on this agenda. Please state your name and address for the record. Comments are limited to (3) minutes per person. This portion of the meeting is not intended for questions, debate, or discussion.
Motion to accept resolution for the 2026 Cost Share Agreement with RTVA.
Reports:
Police Department
Fire Department
Motion to accept the 2026 Update letter of Non-Emergency Response Approval Requests
Sewer Report
Property Maintenance & Building Code
Assistant Treasurer- Kate Weaver
+ Expenditures report
Solicitor- Dance Drier Quality of Life Ordinance
President- Harry Rogers
Mayor- Dick Knecht
Office Report- Dori Rankinen
Old Business
+ Zoning Issue- Commercial vehicles parked in a residential area
+ Approval of Fire Chief
New Business:
Sale of the Durango . Approval for Troy Hill to purchase Durango for $400.
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MEETING MINUTES February 11, 2026 6 PM
Call meeting to order- President Rogers
Invocation- VP Rankinen
Pledge of Allegiance- President Rogers
Roll Call: Present- Mayor Knecht , President Rogers, VP Rankinen, Councilman Shawn Millard,
Councilman Richard Gordon, Councilman Patrick Melloy, Councilman Christee Thomas, Councilman
Paul McKinley, Solicitor Dance Drier, Kate Weaver.
Announcements:
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Motion to accept January 28, 2026 meeting minutes
1 st Patrick Melloy 2 nd Richard Gordon Unanimously approval
Motion to accept the final 2026 budget
1 st Dori Rankinen 2 nd Patrick Mellioy Unanimously approved
Public Comment #1 - None
Motion to accept Resolution for the 2026 RVTA cost share $2,200.18
1 st Paul McKinley 2 nd Richard Gordon
Reports :
Police - Shawn Millard asked when the contract for the police service is up, to discuss a cap on
contract increases . Discussion of hourly costs per officer was brought up Christee Thomas.
Richard Gordon asked about having cars not being moved for 3 weeks being ticketed.
Fire - We had 13 fire calls EMS- 36 911 and 51 total calls for EMS
Approval of Non-emergency Fire events such as parades, races, for the Fire Police to assist
with traffic and safety protocols .
Motion made to approve 1 st Paul McKinley 2 nd Christee Thomas . Unanimous approval
Still having issues with the new system and radios being compatible. …
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Mon Jan 5, 2026
DuBoistown Borough General Council
DuBoistown Borough Council holds reorganizational meeting
The Borough Council will swear in newly elected officials and nominate positions for President, Vice-President, and Pro Tempore. The body will also discuss opening the 2026 budget at a January 21 work session.
- Swearing in of newly elected officials
- Nomination of President, Vice-President, and Pro Tempore positions
- Discussion to open the 2026 budget on January 21, 2026
- 2026 Sewage Enforcement Officer Appointments Notification
- Resolution for PMRS Plan Administrator
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✓ Decidido: Council adopts generic pension‑plan administrator resolution
The council swore in two new members and retained the existing officers, all by unanimous vote. It approved the December 10, 2025 minutes and the December 2025 expenditures of $70,909.34. Two resolutions were adopted: one naming Dori Rankinen as interim Assistant Secretary and another establishing a generic Pension Plan Administrator position. The decision on how to use a VFIS check for fire‑department repairs was tabled.
- Swore in new council members Christee Miller and Richard Gordon (unanimous)
- Retained Harry Rogers as President, Dori Rankinen as Vice President, Shawn Millard as Pro Tempore (unanimous)
- Approved minutes from December 10, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved December 2025 expenditures of $70,909.34 (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 010526-1 to recognize Dori Rankinen as Assistant Secretary (unanimous)
- Adopted Resolution 010526-2 to recognize a generic Pension Plan Administrator (unanimous)
- Motion to reopen the 2026 Budget at the Jan 28 work session (unanimous)
- Tabled decision on use of VFIS check for fire‑department repairs
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Duboistown Borough General Council ( Reorganizational )
Meeting
Agenda of January 5, 2026
CA LL TO ORDER- 6:00 PM
INVOCATION - Dori Rankinen
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE - Harry Rogers
ROLL CALL- Dori Rankinen
SWEARING IN OF NEWLY ELECTED OFFICIALS- Mayor Knecht
MOTION TO NOMINATE PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDENT, PRO TEMPORE
POSITIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS - Harry Rogers
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APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
Motion to approve the minutes from December 10, 2025
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD ON AGENDA ITEMS #1 – Residents can comment on any
items listed on this agenda. Please state your name & address for the record and keep
your comments to 3 minutes.
2026 BUDGET
Discussion to open the 2026 BUDGET at the upcoming January 21, 2026 work
session.
REP O RTS
Police Department-
Fire Department-
Sewer Report-
Property Management Report- Keystone COG
Treasurer Report-Assistant Treasurer, Kate Weaver
MOTION to approve December ’s Expenditure Report
Office update- Dori Rankinen
2026 Sewage Enforcement Officer Appointments Notification
Treasury Department letter of Intent to Collect Delinquent Indebtedness
Resolution for PMRS Plan Administrator
Receipt of VFIS check for damage done to Fire House wall
Solicitor- Marc Drier
Tax Collector- Dottie Mertz
President-Harry Rogers
Mayor- Dick Knecht
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Duboistown Borough Council Meeting
Monday January 5, 2026
6:00 PM
Meeting Minutes
The General Council meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM by Harry Rogers.
Present were: Harry Rogers, Dance Drier, Richard Knecht, Dori Rankinen, Shawn
Millard, Patrick Melloy, Norm Cowden, Christee Miller , and Richard Gordon.
Swearing in of new Council Members: Christee Miller , Richard Gordon and returning
members Norm Cowden and Patrick Melloy.
Election of officers:
Norm Cowden made a motion to retain Harry Rogers as President, second by Dori
Rankinen
Harry Rogers made a motion to retain Dori Rankinen, Vice President, second by Norm
Cowden
Dori Rankinen made a motion to retain Shawn Millard, Pro Tempore, second by Harry
Rogers.
Nominations closed, vote for the 3 offices was unanimous.
Public Comment #1- No comments
Motion to approve Minutes from December 10, 2025 meeting. Norm Cowden moved to
accept, Dori Rankinen seconded . Vote- unanimously approved.
Budget 2026: Motion made by Dori Rankinen to reopen the Budget at the next meeting
(work session) on January 28, 2026 5:00 PM second by Shawn Millard to discuss any
questions, concerns or recommendations. Vote passed unanimously.
Reports:
Police- Nothing received
Fire- Chief McKinley reviewed the report and answered a question from Christee Miller
concerning the locations of the reported incidents for the yearly report.
LCWSA- Mayor Knecht stated that the report received from Christine Wiegle stated that
the nozzle that needs to be …
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