Elizabethtown Borough Council began its fiscal year 2027 budget review, identifying a significant deficit and directing staff to identify additional reductions. Council voted unanimously to approve Resolution 2026-18 Establishing a Letterkenny Committee.
Elizabethtown Borough Council unanimously approved Resolution 2026-18 to establish a Letterkenny Committee. The Council also began planning revisions to a preliminary 2027 budget showing a significant General Fund deficit, directing staff to identify additional reductions.
Elizabethtown Borough Council unanimously approved changes to two street improvement projects.
Elizabethtown Borough Council unanimously approved street repairs and directed planning for a Letterkenny Committee. The council backed two change orders and a $35,640.90 payment to Wicho & Sons LLC for street tree and paver repairs and a Market Street pedestrian crossing project update.
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
Elizabethtown Borough Council votes on concrete repairs, appointments, and special events. Council unanimously approved a $41,136.89 payment to SM Johns for the 2026 Concrete Repairs Project and a matching $41,262 change order, and established temporary parking on W High Street under Resolution
Elizabethtown Borough Council revises cul-de-sac ordinance after public objection. President Jeff Winterborne and Vice President Jeff McCloud led unanimous approval to re-advertise Ordinance 1033, narrowing parking restrictions from a fixed November-to-April window to declared snow emergencies
Elizabethtown Borough Council revised parking restrictions and approves capital spending. Council voted unanimously to re-advertise Ordinance 1033, limiting cul-de-sac parking bans to declared snow emergencies rather than a fixed November-April window after resident complaints. The body approved
MESA Board approves 2027 ambulance purchase, advancing replacement schedule. The Lancaster County authority unanimously authorized the purchase after Authority Manager Wade Amick reported four new team members joining staff and safety metrics improving significantly, with vehicle driving incidents
Elizabethtown Borough Council approves Anrich Inc low bid for sanitary sewer work. The Council unanimously approved the low bid for Contract Number 2026-02 on the South Poplar Street Sewer Improvements Project—Phase 2 while rejecting all storm sewer bids for the same project. Council also directed
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