28 January 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 76 subject tags
The Board of Supervisors approved three vehicle purchases for the police department: two 2026 Dodge Durangos for a total of $125,923.92 and one 2026 Ford F-150 for $67,359.50, both to be lease-financed over three years with a $1.00 purchase option, with the assistant township treasurer authorized as signatory. The board also ratified invoices paid since January 5: $122,100.24 from the General Fund and $60,186.86 from the Capital Reserve Fund. A motion appointed the assistant township manager as assistant treasurer. The board discussed data centers, agreeing to address the topic at the Comprehensive Plan meeting and inviting a developer to the February workshop. Public Works reported 24 winter weather events this season, 4,700 tons of salt used, and ongoing storm pipe repairs; a new diesel generator for Boggs Fire Station was ordered for $22,551.78. The engineer noted a $770,000 grant for University Boulevard sidewalk improvements, and bid openings scheduled for March 18, 2026, for the road program, crack sealing, guiderail, and Pine Road slide work. The VAMP Phase 2E developers agreement and performance bond will be on the February 4 agenda. The board discussed two Library Board vacancies, with appointments targeted for March, and an Environmental Advisory Council vacancy candidate, a resident, to be appointed February 4. The Parks and Recreation director reported 176 youth basketball sign-ups, a sold-out K-Pop program, and a new “Sasquatch and Snacks” event on May 2. The Parks Foundation raised $1,500 from holiday tree dedications and received a $1,250 grant for a Little Free Library upgrade. The board adjourned to executive session at 8:39 p.m.The Board of Supervisors approved three vehicle purchases for the police department: two 2026 Dodge Durangos for a total of $125,923.92 and one 2026 Ford F-150 for $67,359.50, both to be lease-financed over three years with a $1.00 purchase option, with the assistant township treasurer authorized as signatory. The board also ratified invoices paid since January 5: $122,100.24 from the General Fund and $60,186.86 from the Capital Reserve Fund. A motion appointed the assistant township manager as assistant treasurer. The board discussed data centers, agreeing to address the topic at the Comprehensive Plan meeting and inviting a developer to the February workshop. Public Works reported 24 winter weather events this season, 4,700 tons of salt used, and ongoing storm pipe repairs; a new diesel generator for Boggs Fire Station was ordered for $22,551.78. The engineer noted a $770,000 grant for University Boulevard sidewalk improvements, and bid openings scheduled for March 18, 2026, for the road program, crack sealing, guiderail, and Pine Road slide work. The VAMP Phase 2E developers agreement and performance bond will be on the February 4 agenda. The board discussed two Library Board vacancies, with appointments targeted for March, and an Environmental Advisory Council vacancy candidate, a resident, to be appointed February 4. The Parks and Recreation director reported 176 youth basketball sign-ups, a sold-out K-Pop program, and a new “Sasquatch and Snacks” event on May 2. The Parks Foundation raised $1,500 from holiday tree dedications and received a $1,250 grant for a Little Free Library upgrade. The board adjourned to executive session at 8:39 p.m.
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