25 February 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 60 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a new license plate recognition software contract with VIPR AI, LLC by a 3-2 vote, with two supervisors dissenting. The board also unanimously approved an integrated payments addendum with BS&A Software and ratified invoices totaling $35,088.77 from the General Fund and $697.68 from the Capital Reserve Fund. During public comment, residents urged the board to adopt a Vision Zero safety policy, citing recent incidents on Ewing Road, and the police chief encouraged a resident to forward video evidence. Another resident raised ongoing safety and amenity concerns at the Village at Marketplace development; the township engineer reported he had inspected the site that day and would press the developer to install crosswalks and correct striping, noting a lengthy punch list. Residents of Mooncrest complained about street parking and the lack of visitor parking, with the police chief confirming no on-street parking is allowed and promising increased patrols when weather improves. The board heard presentations from Literacy Pittsburgh, which requested a partnership to expand adult education services, and from a consultant on data centers, who outlined potential revenue-sharing models for embedding facilities on school properties. The planning director reported that the Planning Commission recommended approval of the Spring Run Development and River Ridge Phase 2 final plans, tabled the Forest Park East and Genius Kids Day Care plans, and is drafting a data center ordinance. The engineer announced a $770,000 state grant for University Boulevard sidewalk improvements and recommended awarding the 2026 crack sealing contract to Russell Standard Corporation for $92,000. The manager noted two vacancies on the Library Board of Trustees and said a motion to sponsor the PAACC golf outing for $750 would appear on the next agenda.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors approved a new license plate recognition software contract with VIPR AI, LLC by a 3-2 vote, with two supervisors dissenting. The board also unanimously approved an integrated payments addendum with BS&A Software and ratified invoices totaling $35,088.77 from the General Fund and $697.68 from the Capital Reserve Fund. During public comment, residents urged the board to adopt a Vision Zero safety policy, citing recent incidents on Ewing Road, and the police chief encouraged a resident to forward video evidence. Another resident raised ongoing safety and amenity concerns at the Village at Marketplace development; the township engineer reported he had inspected the site that day and would press the developer to install crosswalks and correct striping, noting a lengthy punch list. Residents of Mooncrest complained about street parking and the lack of visitor parking, with the police chief confirming no on-street parking is allowed and promising increased patrols when weather improves. The board heard presentations from Literacy Pittsburgh, which requested a partnership to expand adult education services, and from a consultant on data centers, who outlined potential revenue-sharing models for embedding facilities on school properties. The planning director reported that the Planning Commission recommended approval of the Spring Run Development and River Ridge Phase 2 final plans, tabled the Forest Park East and Genius Kids Day Care plans, and is drafting a data center ordinance. The engineer announced a $770,000 state grant for University Boulevard sidewalk improvements and recommended awarding the 2026 crack sealing contract to Russell Standard Corporation for $92,000. The manager noted two vacancies on the Library Board of Trustees and said a motion to sponsor the PAACC golf outing for $750 would appear on the next agenda.
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