East Brunswick supervisors approve Zitkus development plan after county review. The Board of Supervisors granted final plan approval without conditions on July 28 after the county planning department completed its review, allowing recorded plans to return to the applicant. In separate actions, the
The Planning Commission unanimously backed the Arndt/Radke boundary line adjustment with conditions. Chairman Keith Coller led the vote recommending the Board of Supervisors grant conditional final plan approval, pending comments from the sewage enforcement officer and Schuylkill County Planning
Board of Supervisors awards $113,901 seal coat contract. The East Brunswick Board of Supervisors selected Martin Paving, Inc., as the lowest bidder for the 2026 Bituminous Seal Coat Project, choosing their $113,901.12 offer over Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, at $120,228.96 and Russell
East Brunswick board approves Zitkus final plan, invests $100,000 CD. The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Zitkus Final Plan on Tuesday, clearing the way for project recording after the applicant provided required signatures and addressed County Planning Department comments. Chairman
East Brunswick's Board of Supervisors awards seal coat contract to Martin Paving. Chairman Jeffrey Faust, Vice-Chairman John Heim, and Supervisor David Teter approved the $113,901.12 contract after opening three competing bids, all voting unanimously. The board also granted conditional final
East Brunswick re-elects leadership, sets millage at 1 mill. The Board of Supervisors re-elected Chairman Jeff Faust and Vice-Chairman John Heim while appointing David Teter to a 2-year supervisory term based on write-in votes; Secretary/Treasurer Jill Kulbitsky was re-appointed unanimously. The
East Brunswick Board of Supervisors approves 2026 budget, cuts property tax millage to 1 mill. The board unanimously approved the budget with minimal changes (EIT revenue increased to $300,500, telephone expense to $1,100) and reduced the property tax millage from 5.614 mills to 1.0 mill to remain
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