3 June 2026
Moon Township Board of Supervisors and its boards · 22 subject tags
The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met June 3 and began with a presentation from the Library Director, who reported strong spring quarter results including over 19,000 visits, 53,000 items borrowed, and 120 programs with 5,000 participants. The Library Director highlighted the VITA tax assistance program, a new Seed Library, and the Kids Battle of the Books competition that drew nearly 300 student readers. A community survey showed 96% satisfaction. A Public Works employee then announced the 12th annual Wheels, Wings, and Wishes car cruise will be held June 14 at Moon Park, noting the event has raised $295,000 and granted 53 wishes over 12 years. During public comment, two residents requested to present on data centers; the Board directed them to the June 24 workshop where a draft ordinance is being developed. A representative from the Library Friends reported increased fundraising and membership. The Board unanimously approved minutes from the April 29 workshop and May 6 regular meeting. They approved an indemnification agreement with St. Philip’s Church and Wolf Creek Race Management for the November 14 Harvest Moon Run, closing Beaver Grade Road for 2.5 hours. Resolution R-16-2026 adopting a Vision Zero Policy was approved unanimously. The Board also approved indemnification agreements for highway occupancy facilities with TRR Associates LP for a townhouse development’s road access and with Westpointe Corporate Center Two, LP for a new driveway and parking area. The Township Manager announced a Recycle Day on June 6, a software upgrade affecting the citizen complaint link, and reminded residents of compost site rules. The Township Manager listed upcoming events including Children’s Amphitheater shows, Movies in the Moonlight, the Moon Glow Run, and the July 4 celebration. The Board approved bills totaling $303,444.29 from the General Fund, $33,371.42 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $71,688.37 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $45,884.16 from the Stormwater Fund, $9,075.95 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $2,141.56 from the Bond Fund. Supervisors encouraged attendance at the farmers market, library programs, and the car cruise, and noted the Parks Foundation is seeking two new members. The meeting adjourned at 6:39 p.m.The Moon Township Board of Supervisors met June 3 and began with a presentation from the Library Director, who reported strong spring quarter results including over 19,000 visits, 53,000 items borrowed, and 120 programs with 5,000 participants. The Library Director highlighted the VITA tax assistance program, a new Seed Library, and the Kids Battle of the Books competition that drew nearly 300 student readers. A community survey showed 96% satisfaction. A Public Works employee then announced the 12th annual Wheels, Wings, and Wishes car cruise will be held June 14 at Moon Park, noting the event has raised $295,000 and granted 53 wishes over 12 years. During public comment, two residents requested to present on data centers; the Board directed them to the June 24 workshop where a draft ordinance is being developed. A representative from the Library Friends reported increased fundraising and membership. The Board unanimously approved minutes from the April 29 workshop and May 6 regular meeting. They approved an indemnification agreement with St. Philip’s Church and Wolf Creek Race Management for the November 14 Harvest Moon Run, closing Beaver Grade Road for 2.5 hours. Resolution R-16-2026 adopting a Vision Zero Policy was approved unanimously. The Board also approved indemnification agreements for highway occupancy facilities with TRR Associates LP for a townhouse development’s road access and with Westpointe Corporate Center Two, LP for a new driveway and parking area. The Township Manager announced a Recycle Day on June 6, a software upgrade affecting the citizen complaint link, and reminded residents of compost site rules. The Township Manager listed upcoming events including Children’s Amphitheater shows, Movies in the Moonlight, the Moon Glow Run, and the July 4 celebration. The Board approved bills totaling $303,444.29 from the General Fund, $33,371.42 from the Capital Reserve Fund, $71,688.37 from the Liquid Fuels Fund, $45,884.16 from the Stormwater Fund, $9,075.95 from the Sponsorship Fund, and $2,141.56 from the Bond Fund. Supervisors encouraged attendance at the farmers market, library programs, and the car cruise, and noted the Parks Foundation is seeking two new members. The meeting adjourned at 6:39 p.m.
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