Board discusses 2027 budget amid declining reserves
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors discussed a draft 2027 budget with declining reserves in the General Fund and Open Space Fund.
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors discussed a draft 2027 budget with declining reserves in the General Fund and Open Space Fund.
Wrightstown Township unanimously approved a two-phase open space maintenance plan totaling $230,568.60.
Wrightstown Board authorizes new Public Works building project and approves facility improvements. Chair Chester Pogonowski led the Board in authorizing Township Engineer Brian Cicak to prepare bid documents for a new Public Works facility to replace the existing salt shed. The Board approved a
Wrightstown Township supervisors approved a new sewer operator and adopted a county hazard mitigation plan. The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously September 14 to approve EEMA O & M Group as the township's new sewer treatment plant operator, addressing operational problems that increased costs
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors ratified intervention on water service application and approved facility maintenance. Chair Chester Pogonowski, Vice Chair Jane Magne, and Treasurer Robert Lloyd approved the township's intervention in a Public Utility Commission application by Newtown Artesian
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors adopted three ordinances at its regular August meeting. The board unanimously approved sewer lateral inspection, private family burial, and data center use regulations allowing facilities up to 10,000 square feet in quarry and agricultural zones, with the data
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors authorized a stormwater inspection program and fee schedule amendments. The program would establish systematic inspections of 137 township facilities. The fee amendments would add commercial electrical permit and sewer lateral inspection permit fees. The Board
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance 357, designating the Bucks County Tax Claim Bureau as delinquent tax collector. The township will now retain full delinquent tax collections rather than paying fees upfront. Chair Chester Pogonowski and Treasurer Robert Lloyd also authorized sale
The Wrightstown Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $13,223.10 in equipment purchases and advanced regulatory updates designed to improve communication coverage and infrastructure maintenance. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski and Vice Chair Jane B. Magne backed a repeater upgrade for
Wrightstown's Environmental Advisory Council reviewed the Anchor Run MS4 Stream Restoration Project and offered multiple technical recommendations. The council, with members Scott McBurney, Robin Hoy, Gia Yaccarino, and Dana Hunting in attendance, unanimously approved prior meeting minutes. In its