Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Walter B. Anthony’s organization
Aug 18, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Council of the Borough of West Mifflin Regular Meeting
The Council discussed and acted upon several items, including a resolution for the acquisition and disposition of vacant property, the approval of a two-lot subdivision on Mountain View Drive, and payment for an electric garbage truck chassis. Multiple ordinances were advanced for advertising, including updates to the Amusement Tax, International Fire Code, and International Property Maintenance Code. The session included reports from various departments regarding municipal operations and finances. Citizen comments addressed concerns such as guard rail maintenance, street infrastructure improvements, traffic safety on Inland Avenue, and blight remediation.
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Council Of The Borough Of West Mifflin Regular Meeting
The Council discussed and approved the repeal of the borough's LERTA tax exemption program ordinance. They authorized a traffic maintenance agreement with the Department of Transportation and approved a grant application for the Hoffman Boulevard Roadway Rehabilitation Project. The meeting included departmental updates from Community Development, Police, Public Works, EMS, the Solicitor, the Engineer, and the Borough Manager, which covered topics such as property violations, police vehicle status, paving schedules, and building accessibility improvements. Additionally, the Council planned upcoming community events and addressed citizen inquiries regarding field usage and traffic light concerns.
Jun 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Council Of The Borough Of West Mifflin Regular Meeting
The council conducted a regular meeting to address several operational and planning items. Decisions were made regarding the approval of a site plan for storm water retention pond installation, the subdivision of the Southland Plan of Lots, and the authorization for site plan development for the Camp Hollow Road project. Discussions included the potential repeal and rescission of the LERTA ordinance, the advertisement for a part-time Events Coordinator position, and a proposal for ADA-compliant door installation. Solicitor reports provided updates on proposed vaping ordinances, economic revitalization tax assistance, and ongoing legal matters concerning Monview Heights. Additionally, citizen concerns were raised regarding property maintenance and zoning violations at a local church property.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
