What happened on Monday, 20 June 2022
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council discusses moving three monuments from Veterans Park to county properties.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council honors Norm Wolfram's 32 years of service and appoints Robert Neff as chief.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council approved a $31,047 allocation for YMCA pool Tier 1 work, agreed to repay funds raised for Hannah Park pickleball courts (about $17,000–$18,000), accepted the resignation of patrol officer Greg Fisher, and approved relocating three Veterans Park monuments per the county request. Staff also announced FEMA training and a 'Little Rangers' parks passport program.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council members emphasize fixing the roof while discussing alternatives for city hall.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
After questioning price disparities in bids, council awarded the re-bid for replacement of water mains on Mackay and Macklehattan Avenues to Lumadu Excavating for $394,690 and approved the contract by roll-call vote.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council adopted a resolution honoring Norm Wolfram for 32 years of service and approved appointments naming Robert Neff fire chief, Tyler Woody deputy chief and Eric Broomgar assistant chief for a two-year term beginning July 1, 2022.
Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania
Council debated options for City Hall—repair roof and windows, full renovation including HVAC, or pursue a Hope House/Police Station consolidation. Members voted to advance the Hope/Police option for further study while also directing staff to solicit bids for immediate roof and window work.