Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Stephen Nowroski’s organization
Aug 4, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Moore Township Board of Supervisors Regular Monthly Meeting
The Board of Supervisors addressed several administrative and operational items. Actions taken included granting waivers for the Cerva Lot Line Adjustment and providing conditional approvals for the Hower Minor Subdivision and the Cerva Lot Line Adjustment. The Board approved the Financial Report, payroll, and the payment of various bills. In police matters, the Board approved a level of discipline following an internal affairs investigation and authorized an application for a public safety grant. Additionally, the Board approved an Open Space acquisition, a distance waiver for a septic system replacement, and a financial audit for the local fire department. Resolutions were passed regarding Agricultural Security for the Pflugler and Harhart farms. Finally, the Board discussed concerns regarding Lehigh Valley Trail Rides and authorized the Township Engineer to coordinate with PennDOT on traffic speed solutions for Valley View Drive.
Jul 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Moore Township Board of Supervisors Regular Monthly Meeting
The board addressed various land development matters, including waiver approvals and conditional approvals for subdivision projects, as well as the withdrawal of one subdivision application. Discussions were held regarding proposed zoning amendments, specifically concerning animals and agriculture. The board reviewed departmental updates, including those from the Police, Fire and Ambulance, Public Works, and Recreation departments. Financial actions included the approval of payroll, the financial report, and the payment of bills. Key infrastructure and operational decisions included authorizing Knox Box upgrades for fire trucks, approving HVAC installation for the schoolhouse, and authorizing land preservation funding for the Truscott Farm. Furthermore, the board decided on fuel supplier pricing and selected a new vendor for the access control system project. Additionally, the board approved a resolution concerning the Emergency Vehicle Operator Training Policy.
Jun 2, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Moore Township Board of Supervisors Regular Monthly Meeting
The Board of Supervisors meeting addressed several operational and financial matters. Key actions included the purchase of two new police vehicles and an asphalt roller using grant-offset funding, the appointment of a new member to the Recreation Commission, and the approval of security reduction for the East Beersville Road Solar Project. The board also reviewed an access control system for the recreation center and managed financial items including CD renewals and capital allocation. Furthermore, they approved multiple ordinances and resolutions related to fire company cost recovery, fleet safety policies, and electrical maintenance requirements. Discussions were also held regarding updates to the animal ordinance and future electronic recycling events.
May 5, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Moore Township Board of Supervisors Regular Monthly Meeting
The board conducted a public hearing and approved an ordinance regulating data centers. Key actions included approving a subdivision plan extension and the withdrawal of a land development plan. The board reviewed and approved financial reports, payroll, and the payment of bills. Administrative and personnel updates included the promotion of an officer to Deputy Chief, the approval of electrical work for the Edelman Schoolhouse, and the authorization of a stream restoration project. Several resolutions were passed, including those for the GROW NorCo Grant and the Sustainable PA Certification Program. Additionally, the board approved an internship program, a streetlight LED replacement agreement, and the renewal of a certificate of deposit.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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