Council agrees to revisit Renters Ordinance registration after incident review
October 01, 2026 | Montrose, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania
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During the Oct. 4 meeting, Councilman Todd Chamberlain recommended the borough revisit the Renters Ordinance reviewed the prior year, focusing at minimum on the registration provisions.
Chamberlain said Sergeant James Smith would "fill you in on what happened with one of the renters," indicating a recent incident prompted the suggestion. The council agreed to the further review; no formal motion to change the ordinance was made during the meeting.
The minutes do not include details of the incident or proposed ordinance language; council recorded the item as a discussion topic for future consideration.
Chamberlain said Sergeant James Smith would "fill you in on what happened with one of the renters," indicating a recent incident prompted the suggestion. The council agreed to the further review; no formal motion to change the ordinance was made during the meeting.
The minutes do not include details of the incident or proposed ordinance language; council recorded the item as a discussion topic for future consideration.
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