23 March 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 50 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 23, 2026, with all five supervisors present. The board approved a motion to include notice in the Allegheny County Community Development Block Grant and Home Investment Partnerships Programs for the 2027-2029 program years. They also approved an agreement deputizing Jordan Tax Services, Inc. as Deputy Tax Collector for the term through December 31, 2029, and passed a resolution establishing salaries for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees. A resolution for a pending ordinance amendment for data centers was tabled after the solicitor advised the township was not prepared to advertise the ordinance. The board approved a license agreement with Heritage Valley Health System to use their parking lot for the Easter Celebration on March 28 and Earth Day on April 19. Bills totaling $204,396.00 were ratified. The Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company reported approximately 60 firefighters handled 1,150 calls in 2025, with goals including continued recruitment, apparatus replacement, and PSB renovation. The fire marshal raised concerns about false alarm calls at RMU, and the board agreed to have management discuss the issue with the university. Public Works reported 36 winter weather events using 5,323 tons of salt, completion of the Amherst Playlot swing set and carousel, and the Brewer Concession Stand except for concrete work. The finance report showed the ERP transition and 2025 audit are on schedule, with auditor responses due by May 1. The engineer reported bids for 2026 roads, crack sealing, guiderail, seal coating, fencing, and Pine Road slide improvements, with Youngblood Paving as apparent low bidder for roads at $1,082,004. The board discussed Miracle League field requests, the Moon Parks Foundation restructuring, and a request to deputize Jordan Tax Service. A supervisor announced his resignation as SHACOG primary delegate, suggesting another supervisor as replacement.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors held a workshop meeting on March 23, 2026, with all five supervisors present. The board approved a motion to include notice in the Allegheny County Community Development Block Grant and Home Investment Partnerships Programs for the 2027-2029 program years. They also approved an agreement deputizing Jordan Tax Services, Inc. as Deputy Tax Collector for the term through December 31, 2029, and passed a resolution establishing salaries for administrative and non-bargaining unit employees. A resolution for a pending ordinance amendment for data centers was tabled after the solicitor advised the township was not prepared to advertise the ordinance. The board approved a license agreement with Heritage Valley Health System to use their parking lot for the Easter Celebration on March 28 and Earth Day on April 19. Bills totaling $204,396.00 were ratified.
The Moon Township Volunteer Fire Company reported approximately 60 firefighters handled 1,150 calls in 2025, with goals including continued recruitment, apparatus replacement, and PSB renovation. The fire marshal raised concerns about false alarm calls at RMU, and the board agreed to have management discuss the issue with the university. Public Works reported 36 winter weather events using 5,323 tons of salt, completion of the Amherst Playlot swing set and carousel, and the Brewer Concession Stand except for concrete work. The finance report showed the ERP transition and 2025 audit are on schedule, with auditor responses due by May 1. The engineer reported bids for 2026 roads, crack sealing, guiderail, seal coating, fencing, and Pine Road slide improvements, with Youngblood Paving as apparent low bidder for roads at $1,082,004. The board discussed Miracle League field requests, the Moon Parks Foundation restructuring, and a request to deputize Jordan Tax Service. A supervisor announced his resignation as SHACOG primary delegate, suggesting another supervisor as replacement.
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