2 July 2025
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 30 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with all five members present, began their July 2 regular meeting by announcing a prior executive session covering real estate, confidential personnel matters, and litigation. They then administered the oath of office to a new police officer, a recent Beaver County Police Academy graduate who will start patrol on July 7. The board approved the minutes from the May 28 workshop and June 4 regular meetings. They authorized a three-year snow and ice removal agreement with Allegheny County for the 2025-2026 through 2027-2028 winters. Ordinance No. 709 was passed, setting supervisor compensation in line with Act 94 of 2024 for those entering office after the ordinance’s effective date. The board adopted Resolution R-23-2025, applying for a $770,000 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for pedestrian improvements at University Boulevard and Beaver Grade Road. Resolution R-24-2025 was also approved, establishing employment classifications and fixing salaries for administrative and non-bargaining unit township employees. The township manager reported that the June 27 Glow Run was canceled due to storm damage at Moon Park, which has since reopened. She also promoted upcoming events: the July 4 celebration, lunchtime concerts, Moon Market & Music, movies in the park, the Garden Club tour, and a Historical Society fundraiser for the Coventry Log Cabin. The board then approved bills from multiple funds: $71,471.02 from Capital Reserve, $46,002.15 from Stormwater, $992.59 from Liquid Fuels, $764.50 from ARPA, $180,781.74 from General, $11,010.00 from Sponsorship, and a $3,887.00 construction requisition from the 2020 Bond Fund. During public comment, a resident raised safety concerns for bicyclists on Coraopolis Heights Road and asked about Ewing Road construction; the police chief advised reporting incidents immediately, and the board noted Ewing Road is a state project. Supervisors offered holiday wishes and safety reminders before adjourning at 6:27 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors, with all five members present, began their July 2 regular meeting by announcing a prior executive session covering real estate, confidential personnel matters, and litigation. They then administered the oath of office to a new police officer, a recent Beaver County Police Academy graduate who will start patrol on July 7. The board approved the minutes from the May 28 workshop and June 4 regular meetings. They authorized a three-year snow and ice removal agreement with Allegheny County for the 2025-2026 through 2027-2028 winters. Ordinance No. 709 was passed, setting supervisor compensation in line with Act 94 of 2024 for those entering office after the ordinance’s effective date. The board adopted Resolution R-23-2025, applying for a $770,000 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority for pedestrian improvements at University Boulevard and Beaver Grade Road. Resolution R-24-2025 was also approved, establishing employment classifications and fixing salaries for administrative and non-bargaining unit township employees. The township manager reported that the June 27 Glow Run was canceled due to storm damage at Moon Park, which has since reopened. She also promoted upcoming events: the July 4 celebration, lunchtime concerts, Moon Market & Music, movies in the park, the Garden Club tour, and a Historical Society fundraiser for the Coventry Log Cabin. The board then approved bills from multiple funds: $71,471.02 from Capital Reserve, $46,002.15 from Stormwater, $992.59 from Liquid Fuels, $764.50 from ARPA, $180,781.74 from General, $11,010.00 from Sponsorship, and a $3,887.00 construction requisition from the 2020 Bond Fund. During public comment, a resident raised safety concerns for bicyclists on Coraopolis Heights Road and asked about Ewing Road construction; the police chief advised reporting incidents immediately, and the board noted Ewing Road is a state project. Supervisors offered holiday wishes and safety reminders before adjourning at 6:27 p.m.
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