6 May 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 40 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met May 6 and approved a $1,100,683 contract with Glick Fire Equipment Co. for a new Pierce Enforcer Engine fire apparatus, following a presentation from volunteer firefighters. The board also approved a $10,000 change order to the BS&A Software contract for additional data conversion, added to the agenda by a motion. Supervisors appointed an employee to the Moon Parks Foundation through January 2028 and accepted the resignation of the Finance Director, effective May 8, thanking her for her service. They approved a $10,207 estimate from Broadband Wireless Networks to upgrade surveillance cameras at Moon Park, a $500 sponsorship for the Friends of Local Government Academy, and Resolution R-17-2026 authorizing the Moon Industrial Development Authority to issue a revenue note not exceeding $7,500,000 for Verland and its affiliates. The final plan for Forest Park East Phases 1 and 2, featuring patio homes, was approved as recommended by staff. The board paid invoices totaling $227,141.66 from the General Fund, $89,943.35 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $145,769.81 from the Stormwater Fund, $7,135.11 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $1,805 from the Bond Fund for construction costs. During public comment, a resident invited residents to a Moon Historical Society fundraiser for the log cabin, and a resident requested an update on the softball concession stand and restrooms, which the manager said she would follow up on. The board recognized a resident as Allegheny County Youth Poet Laureate with a proclamation. The manager announced curbside yard waste pickup, the Moon Garden Club plant giveaway, Touch-A-Truck, the Moon Glow Run, and Senior Games, and gave updates on the Montour Road project and the revived Military Banner program.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met May 6 and approved a $1,100,683 contract with Glick Fire Equipment Co. for a new Pierce Enforcer Engine fire apparatus, following a presentation from volunteer firefighters. The board also approved a $10,000 change order to the BS&A Software contract for additional data conversion, added to the agenda by a motion. Supervisors appointed an employee to the Moon Parks Foundation through January 2028 and accepted the resignation of the Finance Director, effective May 8, thanking her for her service. They approved a $10,207 estimate from Broadband Wireless Networks to upgrade surveillance cameras at Moon Park, a $500 sponsorship for the Friends of Local Government Academy, and Resolution R-17-2026 authorizing the Moon Industrial Development Authority to issue a revenue note not exceeding $7,500,000 for Verland and its affiliates. The final plan for Forest Park East Phases 1 and 2, featuring patio homes, was approved as recommended by staff. The board paid invoices totaling $227,141.66 from the General Fund, $89,943.35 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $145,769.81 from the Stormwater Fund, $7,135.11 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $1,805 from the Bond Fund for construction costs. During public comment, a resident invited residents to a Moon Historical Society fundraiser for the log cabin, and a resident requested an update on the softball concession stand and restrooms, which the manager said she would follow up on. The board recognized a resident as Allegheny County Youth Poet Laureate with a proclamation. The manager announced curbside yard waste pickup, the Moon Garden Club plant giveaway, Touch-A-Truck, the Moon Glow Run, and Senior Games, and gave updates on the Montour Road project and the revived Military Banner program.
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