RIVERSIDE BOROUGH COUNCIL
 
The Riverside Borough Council met in the Municipal Building, 415 Dewart Street, Riverside on Monday, January 5, 2026 at 7:00pm.  Meeting was called to order by President, Stephen Wagner.
 
Council members present: 
Peter Fleming, Barb Kriner, Ken Gardner and Mike Steimling Sr.
Also present was Solicitor Attorney Michetti, Police Chief Kerry Parkes, Street/Sewer Lead, Dan Gable, Zoning Officer Brian Anderson and Secretary Lisa Fritz.
 
 
Citizens present:
Gerry Knapp, David Hughes, George Dalious, Scott Cox and Ruth Peck.
 
Pledge of Allegiance
Reorganization Meeting began with the Mayor Swearing in of Elected Officials:
Peter Fleming, Kenneth Gardner, Michael Steimling Sr, Rebekah Lenig, Robert Rickard and Ruth Peck.
Mayor then asked for Nominations for President, Vice President and Pro-Tem.
Barb made a Motion for Stephen Wagner as President; Mike seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Barb made a Motion for Kenneth Gardner as Vice President. Steve made a Motion for Peter Fleming as Vice President. A show of hands then took place for votes, with Barb voting for Ken Gardner; Peter, Steve, Rebekah and Mike. Rob voting for Peter as Vice President. Ken did not vote.
Barb made a Motion for Kenneth Gardner as Pro-Tem. Steve made a Motion for Michael Steimling as Pro-Tem. A show of hands then took place for votes, with Peter, Barb, Mike Rob and Ken voting for Ken. Steve and Mike voted for Mike Steimling.  All in Favor for Ken Gardner as Pro-Tem.
Stephen Wagner, President, then took over the meeting.
Barb made a Motion to approve all up for re-appointment: Solicitor, Secretary, Engineer, Zoning Officer, Sewage Enforcement Officer, Building Inspection Underwriters as building inspector. Mike seconded. All in Favor.
Barb made a Motion to re-appoint Planning Commission Members: Arthur Chap, Jay Jones, Carl Romanski and John Hockenbrough. Rob seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Barb made a Motion to re-appoint Zoning Hearing Board Members: R. Craig Hort, Walter Reichen and Carolyn Bausch. Rob Seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Barb made a Motion to appoint Jordan Klimas to Emergency Management Director. Ken seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Reorganization meeting adjourned at 7:09pm.
 
Citizens to be Heard:  
Dave Hughes, President of the Susquehanna Airplane Modelers said he was encouraged to attend the meeting to inquire about the proposed Solar panels on the airport grounds. He said he does agree with solar panels in any way shape or form being placed on the grounds at the airport.  Dave Hughes said the Modelers have not been contacted at all. Steve stated that the Borough knows nothing at this point. Solicitor, Attorney Michetti, stated they will need to comply with local ordinances, planning and zoning. Dave Huges said, “In closing, these solar farms are one ugly sight.” Steve said some residents are also upset about solar panels. Rob Rickard asked Dave Hughes when their lease with the airport expires. Dave said their lease expires in November 2026.
Resident, Dan Haas said he has had chickens coming into his yard since November 2025, they have torn up his yard. Brian Anderson stated he did talk to the neighbors, and they said they would put up a fence. Dan said, “what the neighbor told you was he would repair his fence.” Brian said he would talk with the neighbors again about the chickens.
Old business:
Barb made a Motion to approve the 12/15/2025 meeting minutes. Mike seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Zoning Officer Report:
Brian Anderson read over his report for December 2025. Brian said the group home on Avenue A was now incompliance with Borough codes/ordinances. The group home on Avenue F and third Street had lighted exit signs installed. Brian will do an inspection the week of January 12th. Ken Gardner said in the past, he has asked for addresses to be listed, Brian said he would do that. Ken also questioned the fees on Brian’s report. Brian stated he is paid $35.00 per hour working with commercial properties vs 20% of the total for the property. Barb made a Motion to accept the report, with Rob seconding. All in Favor.
Street Department Report:
Dan Gable mentioned the Street Department has had several blockages due to wipes being flushed, Dan said Danville Borough has had issues with wipes also blocking their lines. They had a blockage at the Laundromat in Riverside, where traffic had to be controlled by Chief Parkes, in order for the blockage to be cleared. Steve Wagner ‘Thanked’ Chief Parkes for the traffic control while the Street department employees were working to clean out the blockage. Dan would like to let residents know that wipes should not be flushed, even if they say on the package that they can be flushed. Dan also stated that there is lot of grease in the lines that needs to be cleaned out by Adams Sewer & Drain company at least once a year. Rob asked if a basket could be put in manholes to help catch some of the debris. Dan said no, it would slow up the flow. Mike asked if they knew where all the grease came from. Dan said he does not know. Mike suggested installing a grease trap somewhere down the road. Ken asked Attorney Michetti if any other municipalities have an ordinance regarding the flushing of wipes. Attorney Michetti said he was not aware of any.
Leaves that still need to be collected should be bagged and left at curbside. Residents should call the Street Department at (570) 275-5338 to have any bags picked up. Barb made a Motion to accept the Street Department report. Peter seconded. All in Favor.
Southside Fire Company Report:
Barb said the fire company reported there were a lot of trees and wires down due to the high winds. Barb said the fire company will be holding several fundraisers for America’s 250 celebration: a Cash Bash on January 24th and Sportsman Bingo on March 21st.  Barb asked Dan if the fire company trucks could be moved over to the Street Department. Dan said he could work with them on that. Barb will have Jon Stassel contact Dan to coordinate. Rob made a Motion to accept the reports, with Barb seconding. All in Favor.
Police Report:
Kerry read over his report. Mike asked him if he could break down the mileage on each vehicle about once per quarter. Barb made a Motion to upgrade the internet for the municipal building from 300Mbps to 500Mbps for a three-year plan, saving approximately $17.00 per month. Mike seconded the Motion. All in Favor. Peter made a Motion to accept the Police Report, with Barb seconding. All in Favor.
Mayor’s Report:
Todd said he attended the Parade of Light, which was well attended considering how cold it was. Todd swore in the new EMA Director, Jordan Klimas, after this meeting. Todd prepared an informational letter he would like to send out to residents. Barb made a Motion to accept the mayor’s report. Peter seconded. All in Favor.
Solicitor Michetti Report:
Attorney Michetti drew up a Resolution for Riverside Borough to join PLGIT, which permits municipalities to invest monies at higher interest rates. Steve made a Motion to enter the Resolution joining PLGIT. Barb seconded the Motion. All in Favor. Steve made a Motion to authorize the Secretary, Lisa Fritz to be the contact for PLGIT. Peter seconded. All in Favor.
Ken made a Motion for President, Steve Wagner to sign the two ‘Hold Harmless’ Resolutions to indemnify Riverside Borough, regarding Andrew Rupp, Riverside Borough full-time Police Officer, also working in two other municipalities part-time. Peter seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Mayor, Todd Oberdorf asked the Solicitor if the Borough would be liable for our officer on the Columbia/Montour SWAT? Solicitor Michetti stated, ‘No.’
Solar panels and Wind turbines – Attorney Michetti stated the Borough can adopt ordinances to enhance provision. He also stated that the residential credit expires for solar panel installation. Ken Gardner asked if there is any downside to the Borough for strengthening solar ordinances. Attorney Michetti said, ‘No.’ Ken would like to study and review solar ordinances. Attorney Michetti suggested to speak with an Engineer about types of solar panels. Mike Steimling said, we need to be careful what we allow in, due to the disposal of solar panels. Attorney Michetti provided Council with a solar ordinance to review from another township. Attorney Michetti stated he would get more solar ordinances from other areas for review. Council will discuss it at a future meeting.
Ken said, back in the summer, Council suggested an ordinance on preventing large trucks from parking on streets, he asked if Attorney Michetti had worked on it. Attorney Michetti doesn’t think the Borough should prohibit large trucks from parking in the Borough but could list over a certain length of trucks. The ordinance must be a reasonable one, so the Police can enforce it. Council will investigate options.
Peter made a Motion to accept the Solicitors’ report, Mike seconded. All in Favor.
Borough Life:
Barb said they are continuing to raise money for the America 250 celebration.
Unfinished 2025 Business:
Ken made a Motion to have the Secretary follow the Street Department Union contract, for fringe benefits. Rob Rickard said he would like to table the decision until the next meeting, as he does not feel he can make an informed decision. He would like to read over the Employee Handbook and the Street Department Union contract. Council members decided to table the Secretaries’ sick, vacation and meeting benefits.
Dan is getting information on recycling containers for at the Borough Garage. He said the Borough’s cost would be $100.00 for the container. Barb said people with a Danville address, living in Riverside are taking their recyclables over to Danville’s recycling containers. She reminded Riverside residents that they may not take their recycling over to Danville. Steve said we do need to research recycling for Riverside Borough.
Ken made a Motion for Council Members to attend the boot camp the virtual training held on March 6th and 7th, as it covers many topics. The fee is $150.00. Barb seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Ken said at the 12/22/2025 Insurance meeting, it was decided to keep the current insurance. In interest to potentially save some money, Ken feels that the liability should only be for three Police Officers, not four.
New Business:
Fire Tax – Barb stated the Southside Fire company paid off their truck, so they do not need the use the fire tax monies for that payment. Attorney Michetti will review the law on Fire Tax to look at the purpose the Fire company will use it for. Barb made a Motion to put the Fire Tax money into a CD. Rob seconded. All in Favor.
Barb made a Motion to go back to two meetings per month, except for the months of May, June, July and August. Rob seconded, stating there are a lot of issues coming up and we should have the second meeting. All in Favor.
Motion to Approve:
Action Items:
Steve said the $312,000.00 Grant must be used by June 2026 on upgrading the sanitary waste and manhole covers on the East End. Steve also stated he would like to pay off the loan on the West End Sewer project if possible. He will contact PennVest to inquire about paying the loan off.
 
Executive Session:
None held.
 
Peter made a Motion to adjourn the meeting at 9:06pm. Barb seconded. All in Favor.
Respectfully Submitted,
Lisa Fritz
Secretary

AGENDA
BOROUGH OF RIVERSIDE COUNCIL MEETING
January 19, 2026
 
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
 
CALL TO ORDER
 
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: 
 
I.        OLD BUSINESS
              A. Minutes of 1/5/2026 Meeting
            B. Minutes of 12/22/2025 Special Insurance Meeting
            C.  Secretary Benefits
            D. 2025 Budget Review
            E. Non-Uniform Employee Handbook Revision
 
II.       NEW BUSINESS
           A. Borough Calendar, 3-year and 5-year plans
 
III.      MOTION TO APPROVE
           A. Money to match leftover Grant money
           B. Recycling Container
           C. Door closure device for office entrance door
           D. Storage cabinet for the bathroom
 
IV.       ACTION ITEMS
            A. Delinquent Sewer bills
 
V.        EXECUTIVE SESSION 
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING IS Monday, February 2, 2026 @ 7:00 P.M.

 
The Riverside Borough Council met in the Municipal Building, 415 Dewart Street, Riverside on Monday, December 15, 2025 at 7:00pm.  Meeting was called to order by President, Stephen Wagner.
 
Council members present: 
Peter Fleming, John Domanski, Barb Kriner, Delavan Whitenight, Ken Gardner and Mike Steimling Sr.
Also present was Mayor Todd Oberdorf and Secretary Lisa Fritz.
 
Absent:
 
Citizens present:
Rebekah Lenig, Danny & Brenna Gable, Drew Mumich, Ty Sees and Chris Henrie.
 
Pledge of Allegiance
 
Citizens to be Heard:  
None spoke.
 
Old business:
John made a Motion to accept the meeting Minutes of 12/1/2025. Delavan seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Steve Thanked exiting Council Members, John Domanski and Delavan Whitenight for their years of service on Council.
Steve stated we have accomplished a lot in the last two years’, and he is very proud of this Council. Other remaining Council members also thanked John and Delavan.
 
New Business: None.
 
Motion to Approve:
John made a Motion to accept the Street Department Union Contract. Ken seconded. All in Favor.
Barb said she had a question on the job description; her question, “Is everyone on the Street Department able to complete the job description in the contract?” Ty Sees, Union Representative, stated that Mike, Peter, and Ken worked with the Street Department on job descriptions. Barb said she had trouble in the past asking the Street Department to use a jack hammer to remove manholes. Dan Gable from the Street Department stated they told Barb the manholes could use a jack hammer to remove manholes. Mike also stated that you cannot use a jack hammer in manholes. Steve tabled that discussion as it is regarding a sewer issue.
 
Delavan made a Motion to sign the annual traffic signal maintenance agreement with TRA Electric. Peter asked Dan if electric maintenance is a problem. Dan said “No, the Street Department does not have the capabilities to work on the light poles, that is why we subcontract out.” John seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
 
Action Items:
Barb rescinded her Motion from the November Council meeting to pay out the medical reimbursements in the month of November each year; due to the fact in the Police Contract, it states they can request the medical reimbursement at any time of their choice. Ken seconded the rescinded Motion. All in Favor.
Ty Sees suggested to pay the reimbursement on a monthly basis. Chris Henrie stated he would rather have it all in one lump sum. Barb made a Motion to pay the medical reimbursement when the employee desires. Delavan seconded. All in Favor.
John made a Motion to join (PLGIT), ‘Pennsylvania Local Government Investment Trust’. Mike seconded. All in Favor. Steve appointed Ken and Peter to work with Lisa to join PLGIT. Attorney Michetti will be asked to draw up a Resolution for PLGIT.
Employee Rolling Monthly Calendar – Ken wants a calendar showing all employees’ vacation time. He would Lisa to email to all Council Members each month. Lisa currently does write down days off on a desk calendar for Steve that is available for all Council members to look at. Rebekah Lenig suggested to use the Outlook Calendar.
Solicitors compensation – Ken stated that we do not receive a bill for the Solicitors services until the end of the year and it makes it a guess when working on the budget. Steve said he has a base of $8,000.00. Steve suggested Council talks to Attorney Michetti when he is at a meeting, regarding his billing.
 
At 7:32pm, Barb made a Motion to go into Executive Session for personal issues. John seconded. All in Favor.
 
Council went back into Public Session at 8:00pm.
Ken made a Motion for Lisa’s health insurance payments to be the same as the in the Street Department Union Contract. Peter seconded. All in Favor.
John made a Motion to stay with Highmark insurance. Barb seconded. All in Favor.
 
John made a Motion to adjourn the meeting at 8:05pm.  Delavan seconded. All in Favor.
 
Respectfully Submitted;
Lisa Fritz, Secretary
 
 

AGENDA
BOROUGH OF RIVERSIDE COUNCIL MEETING
January 5, 2026
 
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
 
CALL TO ORDER
 
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: 
 
I.        OLD BUSINESS
              A. Minutes of 12/15/2025 Meeting
            B. Swearing in of Mayor and new Council Members
           C. Re-Organization of President, Vice President and Pro-Tem
           D. Unfinished business from 2025.

• Secretary Benefits, not including Medical Insurance
• Recycling of Electronics
• Council Members Training
• Employees Workman’s Comp and Liability Insurance

II.       ZONING OFFICER REPORT
III.      STREET DEPARTMENT REPORT           
IV.       SOUTHSIDE FIRE COMPANY REPORT
V.        POLICE REPORT
VI.       MAYOR’S REPORT
VII.     SOLICITOR MICHETTI REPORT
           A. PLGIT Resolution
           B. Hold Harmless Agreement
           C. Ordinance for Solar Panels and Wind Turbines
   
VIII.   BORO LIFE COMMITTEE         
IX.       NEW BUSINESS
           A. Fire Tax
X.        MOTION TO APPROVE
            A. 2026-2027 General Consulting Services Contract with Larson Design Group
            B. Re-Appointment of Zoning and SEO Officers
XI.     ACTION ITEMS         
XII.     EXECUTIVE SESSION
ADJOURNMENT
NEXT SCHEDULED COUNCIL MEETING IS Monday, February 2, 2026 @ 7:00 P.M.

Riverside Borough Council will hold meetings at the Riverside Borough Municipal Building located at 415 Dewart Street, Riverside PA
Commencing at 7:00 o’clock pm on the following dates:
 
January 5 (Re-Organiztion Meeting)
January 19                                             
February 2
February 16                                
March 2
March 16                                                                  
April 6 
April 20                          
May 4                             
June 1
July 6
August 3                            
September 8 (Tuesday)
September 21
October 5
October 19
November 2
November 16
December 7
​December 21                                                                
Meetings are open to the Public.
Meetings are subject to cancellation depending on Agenda topics.

SPECIAL COUNCIL INSURANCE MEETING
BOROUGH OF RIVERSIDE
December 22, 2025 at 9:00AM
 
PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
CALL TO ORDER
CITIZENS TO BE HEARD: 
I.         Asset Insurance 
III.     EXECUTIVE SESSION
 
ADJOURNMENT
 
 
 
 
 
 

​HAPPY HOLIDAYS RIVERSIDE RESIDENTS
On January 5, 2025, we will welcome two new Council Members, Robert Rickard and Rebekah Lenig. We also advertised and selected an EMS Director, Jordan Klimas.
A couple of major projects completed in the last two years I would like to mention; first, we replaced six light poles on the bridge on the Riverside portion of the bridge.  We rewired and purchased a generator at our main pump station. This renovation ensures constant flow of sewage and saves us money from having Danville to bring their portable generator over to Riverside. The West End Sewer is complete minus the landscaping which will continue in the Spring. That project was estimated at two million. We got a Grant for one million and a loan to match. It was determined at the beginning, we only needed $706,500.00 for the loan and thus the same amount for Grant use. We applied for another Grant which was a “Non Matching” Grant. Staying under Budget along with a “Non Matching” Grant, our loan is now $390,390.62. We have money available from our original Grant to be used before June 2026. We need to match that amount and use it towards the East End Sewer Project. Approximately $624,000.00 would give us a start, but by no means a solution to the East End sewer issues. The East End is estimated at approximately three million dollars. We plan to reassess after spending the $624,000.00.  Another investment was a new generator at the Borough Building, which now provides uninterrupted electrical service. We also sold our school property which was done in two separate auctions. The back seven acres gave us approximately $318,000.00 clear and the front seven acres gave us approximately $765,000.00 clear. Between the savings on the West End sewer project and the sale of the school, we have saved approximately one million dollars in expenses. Again, we have a $390,000.00 loan and an East End Sewer Project to complete.
Lastly, our beloved Borough Building is in need of repairs. We had to install a new sewer line, well pump and water conditioner. We still have several necessary projects like rotting window frames, bricks loose and water in the basement. Your Council will continue to chip away at these issues and hopefully put us in a better financial situation within the next few years.
One last item to be addressed regarding our Sewer System is the SANITARY WIPES. Please, Please DO NOT DISPOSE OF THESE VIA YOUR SEWER! We’ve had many blockages, the most recent was at the Intersection of the Sunco Gas Station. This caused one lane to be closed until our Street Department could unclog the drain.
Thank You All for your Patience and Support, and Merry Christmas!

RIVERSIDE BOROUGH COUNCIL
 
The Riverside Borough Council met in the Municipal Building, 415 Dewart Street, Riverside on Monday, December 1, 2025 at 7:00pm.  The meeting was called to order by President, Stephen Wagner.
 
Council members present: 
Peter Fleming, John Domanski, Barb Kriner, Jr, Ken Gardner and Mike Steimling Sr.
Also present was Mayor Todd Oberdorf, Kerry Parkes Chief of Police, Dan Gable-Street Department and Secretary Lisa Fritz.
 
Absent:
Delavan Whitenight, Jr and Zoning Officer Brian Anderson.
 
Citizens present:
Brenna Gable, Frank Maciejewski, Rob Rickard, Drew Mumich, Mary Heath & Laurie Fitzpatrick
 
Pledge of Allegiance
 
Citizens to be Heard:  
Resident, Mary Heath asked Council if they have any information on the Solar panels being installed at the airport. Steve Wagner stated the Borough has not been contacted regarding the solar panel installation. Peter Fleming said he was very disappointed that the Borough has not been contacted. Attorney Antonio Michetti stated they will need to go through the Planning and Zoning process. Steve told Mary Heath that the Borough will look into getting some information on the solar panels. Barb stated the airport is supposed to be doing something with the drainage. John stated PennDot is doing the drainage work at the airport.
 
Old business:
John made a Motion to accept the meeting Minutes of 11/3/2025. Peter seconded the Motion. All in Favor.
Barb made a Motion to accept the 11/17/2025 Budget meeting minutes. Mike seconded. All in Favor.
John made a Motion to give the Southside Fire co the 4-wheeler. Ken seconded. All in Favor.
Resident Mary Heath questioned if there would be any liability on the Borough if something happens while the fire company is using the 4-wheeler. Attorney Antonio Michetti stated the fire company is responsible for any issues with the 4-wheeler, no liability on the Borough.
 
Zoning Officer Report:
Council read over the Zoning report. Barb made a Motion to accept the Zoning report. John seconded. All in Favor.
 
Street Department Report:
Dan stated leave season has ended. Any leaves to be collected now must be bagged and put at curbside for collection. They collected a total of 44 loads of leaves this season.
Dan stated they were called out for a sewer blockage on Avenue G. Dan stated people are flushing wipes. He said even though they say you can flush them, they still clog the main under the roadway.
Peter made a Motion to accept the Street Department report. John seconded. All in Favor.
Southside Fire Company Report: None submitted.
 
Police Report:
Kerry read over his report. Kerry reported there were two Western Express trucks within 20 minutes of each that caused damage to signs on Gearhart and Factory Streets. A claim was submitted to the Borough’s insurance carrier. There has been approximately 20 trucks that have caused sign or property damage to date this year.
Ken asked Kerry when the next vehicle would be purchased. Kerry stated in two years, they will start the process next year for a vehicle. Peter asked if an extended warranty is offered on vehicles. Kerry said probably if requested. Mike asked Kerry if he could break down the mileage for each vehicle on his reports. Kerry agreed to do so.
Peter made a Motion to accept the Police Report. Mike seconded. All in Favor.
 
 
Mayor’s Report:
Todd met with the BoroLife committee regarding the 250 celebration to be held on June 13, 2026, at the Danville Airport. The Columbia/Montour Committee will offer free advertising for the event.
Barb made a Motion to accept the report. John seconded. All in Favor.
 
Solicitor Michetti Report:
Ken asked Attorney Antonio Michetti the status of an ordinance on large trucks. He will check into it. Ken also mentioned delinquent sewer accounts, stating there are some that owe thousands of dollars. Attorney Michetti stated there are liens on these properties and they would be paid in the order by date, that the lien was filed. Barb mentioned that reminder letters where discussed at the previous Council meeting. A letter can be drafted and Attorney Michetti would review it.
 
Borough Life:
Barb read over events held by the BoroLife committee to date for this year. She said the committee purchased four games for the Halloween in the Park this year and have stored them for years to come. Pastor Keith Evans and his wife, Jeni set up a table at the Halloween event in the Park and plan to be involved each year. The Parade of Lights will be held on Sunday, December 14, 2025. The BoroLife committee is hoping to raise $40,000.00 during 2026.
John Domanski would like to have a ceremony to take out the corner stone at the former school building to retrieve the time capsule. The stone would then be replaced back into its original position, per the new owners request.
Peter made a Motion to accept the BoroLife report, with Mike seconding. All in Favor.
 
New Business: None.
 
Motion to Approve:
2026 Budget – Ken made a Motion approve the budget with the transfer of funds as stated. Peter seconded. Barb opposed due to the none hiring of a fourth Police Officer. Steve, John, Ken and Mike agreed with Ken’s Motion. The Motion carried. Ken stated the budget can be amended in January if need be. Barb stated health care might not go up the 15% to 20% projected, but might only go up 10%, which would adjust the deficit in the General account. Mike said we have the ability to make cuts, so we do not have to use the reserve funds. Mike said he would like to get to a point where we can hire more staff.
Ken commented on donations – stating we should have the Solicitor look over the donations for approval. Ken mentioned the Human Society, a donation can be made as long as we have a contract with the business we are donating to.
John made a Motion to appoint Jordan Klimas as the Emergency Management Director for Riverside Borough. Barb seconded the Motion. Allin Favor.
 
Action Items: Delinquent Sewer Letters will be sent out in 2026.
 
At 8:00pm, Steve made a Motion to go into Executive Session for personal matters. Mike seconded. All in Favor.
 
Barb made a Motion to go back into Public Session at 8:30pm. Mike seconded. All in Favor.
Mike made a Motion to approve the 4% raise for the Street Department employees, retroactive to January 1, 2025. John seconded. All in Favor.
John made a Motion to give Secretary, Lisa a 4% raise for 2026. Barb seconded. All in Favor.
Barb made a Motion to start the hiring process for a part-time Police Officer. Barb’s Motion died due to lack of a seconded.
John made a Motion to cancel the December 15th meeting. Barb seconded. Opposed were Peter, Ken and Mike. The 12/15 meeting will be held.
Brenna Gable in the audience asked if the Street Department Union contract was voted on. Attorney Antonio Michetti stated, no action on the Street Department Union contract was taken. It will be discussed at the December 15th meeting.
Mike made a Motion to adjourn the meeting at 8:35pm.  Peter seconded. All in Favor.
  
Respectfully Submitted;
Lisa Fritz, Secretary