Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Nathaniel J. Dysard’s organization
Oct 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
New Cumberland Borough Council Council Meeting
The Council meeting involved the approval of disbursements and the treasurer's report for September 2026. Public comments addressed various community concerns, including queries about potential ICE 287g agreements, where the Council confirmed no such cooperative agreements exist. Discussions also covered police use of license plate readers, with clarification that the agency does not utilize Flock software. Residents expressed concerns regarding traffic safety, specifically speeding electric bikes and scooters, and traffic noise. The Chief of Police detailed the agency's non-pursuit policy, ongoing educational outreach to schools regarding traffic laws, and future budget plans for traffic-calming infrastructure.
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The Council discussed the implementation of a 4-tier fee schedule for special events, with plans for further development and cost estimation. Additionally, the Council reviewed the 2027 preliminary budget, specifically focusing on budget priorities and the decision to remove the line item for a parking study. Public comments addressed concerns regarding event fee determination, police requirement decisions for events, and support for a TNR program.
Sep 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
New Cumberland Borough Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed several operational and financial topics. A resident provided feedback regarding the budget allocation for a trap-neuter-release (TNR) program for cats, highlighting the need for better communication and potential educational signage for the public. The council also held a discussion on special event fees, noting a net loss in revenue versus expenses for events in 2026. Proposed strategies included a tiered fee structure based on event size and scope, along with potential in-kind donation credits. Finally, the council discussed the importance of balancing equitable fee structures while maintaining safety and personnel resources for future community events.
Sep 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Borough Council Council Meeting
The council meeting covered several community concerns, including a request to expand a no-parking zone at an intersection due to visibility and safety issues near a daycare facility. Residents also discussed the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program for feral cats, citing issues with cruelty, poisoning, and lack of resources, and requested financial support for the program. Additional discussions involved traffic speeding on Third Street, concerns regarding nuisance properties, and high utility costs, specifically water bills for outdoor usage.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
