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Sunday, October 25, 2026 Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania · Change town
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Borough Council approves concrete repairs payments and three holiday events.

Elizabethtown Borough Council approves concrete repairs and holiday events. Council unanimously authorized $83,398.89 in payments for the 2026 Concrete Repairs Project, including a $41,136.89 payment to SM Johns and a $41,262.00 change order. The council also unanimously approved three special

DocumentCenter · Meeting of September 17, 2026

PA ELIZABETHTOWN — Elizabethtown Borough Council approves concrete repairs and holiday events. Council unanimously authorized $83,398.89 in payments for the 2026 Concrete Repairs Project, including a $41,136.89 payment to SM Johns and a $41,262.00 change order. The council also unanimously approved three special events for the holiday season: Welcome 2027, a Very Grinchy Christmas Tree Lighting, and the Annual Elizabethtown Holiday Parade, contingent on PennDOT approval to close E High Street.

In a separate 4-2 vote, council approved Resolution 2026-17 appointing Matt Haverkamp to the Zoning Hearing Board, Jeff Kinsey to the Donegal-Elizabethtown Area Appeals Board, and Michael Hench to the Elizabethtown Area Water Authority, with Councilmembers Matthew Rodriguez and Andrew Schoenberger opposing.

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Source: the DocumentCenter meeting of September 17, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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