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Board of Supervisors Meeting 15JUN2026
Published: Jun 15, 2026
Easttown Township Renews Insurance Policy with Travelers Amidst Premium Increases and Deductible Hikes
The council approved the renewal of the township's insurance policy. While the initial renewal with Travelers presented a significant increase in deductibles and premiums, an agent explored alternatives. The recommended renewal with Travelers includes higher deductibles (up to 25 for some items) and a modest reduction in coverage limits, offset by an expansion of umbrella coverage. The net price difference between the original proposal and alternatives is minimal. The decision was made to renew with Travelers.
Easttown Township Faces Financial Uncertainty with New Fire Department Costs
The Easttown Township Council discussed the ongoing financial implications of establishing a new fire department. While initial forecasts suggest a cumulative surplus, significant uncertainties remain regarding the precise costs of fire and EMS services over the next five years. ECAC's analysis indicates that fire expenses are increasing rapidly and may exceed initial projections, potentially leading to deficits. The council was advised to gather more information before committing to new major projects, given these fiscal uncertainties.
Parks and Recreation Updates: Building Assessment Progresses, Park Designation Considered
The Parks and Recreation department has received input on a building assessment from the Historic Commission and Parks groups. Renderings have been reviewed, and staff input has been incorporated. The plan is expected to return to the council in July with adjusted costs for a decision. Separately, the Public Works Work Group discussed designating a former sewage plant site, now a park, and is considering initiating conversations with the Parks and Recreation department and EMA about formalizing its status.
Easttown Township Considers Data Center Zoning Amidst Resident Concerns
The council and public discussed the potential for data centers in Easttown Township. Concerns were raised by residents regarding the availability of suitable land, infrastructure impact, and the desire to maintain the township's residential character. Staff noted that while no specific ordinance prohibits data centers, any proposed facility would likely require conditional use permits and adhere to zoning regulations. The council decided to explore potential low-impact changes to zoning or development codes to address resident concerns and prevent unexpected development, rather than taking immediate action or doing nothing.
Easttown Township Establishes Reserve Fund and Investment Policy
The council authorized the creation of a reserve fund and approved its investment policy. This initiative has been in development for over a year, with input from ECAC. The reserve fund aims to provide financial flexibility by setting aside funds for specific purposes. All investments will require board approval through a defined process outlined in the policy. The board of supervisors will act as the ultimate decision-makers for the fund.
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