Borough Council approves infrastructure work and expands winter snow emergency routes. Council unanimously approved approximately twenty-two thousand dollars in capital project payments for ongoing infrastructure, including bridge maintenance and stormwater management. Expansion of snow emergency
Borough Council approves $125,900 Market Street pedestrian signals project. Council President Jeff Winterborne and Vice President Jeff McCloud led council's unanimous approval of the C. M. High bid to install two flashing pedestrian signals. Council also approved $17,289.80 to SECCO for parking
Elizabethtown Council unanimously bans tobacco use in borough buildings and downtown square. Council President Jeff Winterborne and members Matthew Rodriguez, Andrew Schoenberger, Jay Hynicker, and J. Marc Hershey (Councilmember Jeff McCloud absent) also approved Ordinance 1031 restricting parking
Elizabethtown Borough Council approves $59,449 street signal rewiring, hazard plan adoption. Council President Jeff Winterborne and Councilmembers Matthew Rodriguez, Andrew Schoenberger, J. Marc Hershey, and Jay Hynicker voted unanimously Thursday to accept the low bid from Herr Lighting and Signal
Elizabethtown Council rejects zoning amendment 4-2. The borough Council voted to deny a proposed zoning ordinance amendment backed by Catalyst Commercial Development, with President Jeff Winterborne and Councilmembers Andrew Schoenberger and J. Marc Hershey joining Schoenberger's motion for denial,
Elizabethtown Borough Council tables zoning text amendment for major mixed-use development. Council Member Andrew Schoenberger moved to table a proposed zoning ordinance amendment enabling a cross-municipal development near Route 283 and Route 743, following a public hearing where residents raised
Elizabethtown Borough Council approves traffic safety improvements at High and Mount Joy. Council unanimously approved directing staff to draft an ordinance implementing traffic safety measures at the intersection, including parking removal between South Mount Joy Street and Lake Alley. Assistant
Elizabethtown Borough Council awards $74,979 concrete repair bid, directs grant applications. At its February 19 meeting, Council unanimously approved the 2026 Concrete Repair Project bid to SM Johns & Sons Construction, LLC. Council prioritized a C2P2 Park Grant Application focused on Area 5
Council approves 10-unit apartment at 502 S Market Street. Elizabethtown Borough Council unanimously approved conditional use status for Inch's Properties, LLC to develop an apartment building in the R-3 High-Density Residential Zoning District, with conditions including posting property manager
Elizabethtown Borough Council discusses downtown parking options ahead of construction. Borough Manager Ann Roda presented data on usage of the West High Street lot and other downtown locations, with Council directing staff to gather information on temporary parking permits for residents on
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