Council schedules Jan. 5 discussion on bringing garbage billing in-house
December 29, 2025 | Kittanning, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania
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During the Dec. 29 meeting, Council member Chris Schiano said the 2026 budget can be reopened in January to consider revenue ideas and announced that Gary Moser will attend the council’s Jan. 5, 2026 meeting to discuss the borough’s garbage invoicing process.
Council members expressed interest in bringing garbage billing under borough administration and in separating garbage invoices from sewage invoices. The Dec. 29 record does not include specifics on cost, timeline, vendor transition or legal steps required to bring billing in-house; the council set the item for further discussion on Jan. 5, 2026 when staff and the invited consultant are expected to present options.
Council members expressed interest in bringing garbage billing under borough administration and in separating garbage invoices from sewage invoices. The Dec. 29 record does not include specifics on cost, timeline, vendor transition or legal steps required to bring billing in-house; the council set the item for further discussion on Jan. 5, 2026 when staff and the invited consultant are expected to present options.
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