Borough Secretary/Open Records Officer at Borough of Clearfield
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Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Betsy Houser’s organization
The Council convened to open and review bids for the Reighard Street paving project. Two bids were submitted by Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc. and Grannas Brothers Stone & Asphalt Co. The council moved to award the contract to Grannas Brothers Stone & Asphalt Co. for $39,112.94, pending review.
The council conducted a public meeting regarding the 2026 Community Development Block Grant funding allocations. The session included reports from the Redevelopment Authority on property acquisitions, demolitions, and proposed senior living projects. The council appointed a new member to the 1st Ward seat. Departmental updates were provided by the Fire, Police, and Street departments. Key actions included authorizing the solicitor to prepare an ordinance to reinstate the local police department, approving a resolution to apply for a multimodal grant for street paving, setting wages for the assistant code officer, and approving the current list of expenditures.
The council convened a special meeting to address procedural concerns regarding a previous executive session used to discuss mayoral candidates, particularly in relation to the Sunshine Act. Public input was received from candidates regarding their qualifications and interest in the position. The meeting concluded with a motion to appoint Mark Bodle as Mayor.
The council discussed public input regarding the code officer position, the mayoral appointment process, and police coverage. Reports were provided on fire and police department activities, the status of playground equipment, and youth library programs. The council deliberated on applying for the DCED Multimodal Grant for street paving and received updates on insurance funds for light pole repairs. Additionally, the council addressed union contract negotiations, appointed a new Mayor, authorized advertising for heating fuel oil bids, approved the payment of outstanding bills, reappointed a member to the Zoning Hearing Board, approved the sale of borough property, and made appointments to the Civil Service Commission. Executive sessions were held to address personnel matters and police litigation.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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