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Board Approves $13K Equipment Purchases, Advances Regulatory Updates

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

misc · Meeting of June 22, 2026

PA WRIGHTSTOWN — 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 $8,548.10, with the Lingohocken Fire Company covering 50 percent of the cost, to eliminate communication dead spots in the township. The board also approved a $4,675 TurboDraft for the Parsons Lane dry hydrant. Resolution 2026-16 memorializes landscape maintenance requirements for new development under Ordinance 355, and the board approved an 18-month maintenance period for 15 trees at the Dunkin location pending a September submission of as-built landscaping plans for October or November inspection.

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Source: the misc meeting of June 22, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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