Oneida Township Supervisors approved a grant application for equipment replacement. The board approved Resolution 2026-01 to submit an LSA grant application to replace the township's tractor and loader, designating supervisor Sarah Hayden to execute all grant documents. Roadmaster Chris Carper
Oneida Township supervisors approve $2,071.77 trailer purchase, defer data center ordinance. The board unanimously approved the trailer purchase from Metzler Auto Truck and Trailer and switched the liquid fuels account to a municipal advantage account for higher interest earnings, on motions from
Oneida supervisors approve grant funding exploration for new equipment. The Township Supervisors approved exploring the process for obtaining grants to purchase new equipment during their July 1 meeting. Supervisor James Ferrenberg moved approval of June meeting minutes and financial reports,
Oneida Township Supervisors table cabin permit pending legal review. Carol Peters raised concerns about a recreational cabin permit for Border, prompting Supervisor John Skipper to propose deferral until the township solicitor could attend a July 1 meeting; the motion was seconded by Supervisor
Oneida Township Supervisors voted to accept a proposal to install a new mini-split HVAC system in the township firehall. The board authorized Eichelberger HVAC to install the heating and cooling system at the municipal building. Supervisor James Ferrenberg also addressed a property owner's sewer
Oneida Township supervisors conduct routine April meeting. John Skipper called the meeting to order and the board approved March financial reports and minutes. During executive session, Steve Campbell was appointed as Vacancy Board Chair. Roadmaster Chris Carper reported handling one snow event,
Oneida Township Supervisors complete 2025 audit with no findings. The audit, completed March 3 by auditors Brown, Nan Stewart, and Matthew Klug, took longer than usual due to new auditors but found no issues. The township received its 2026 Liquid Fuels payment of $48,796.09 and the 2026 Community
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