Wheatfield supervisors unanimously approved two major road contracts totaling $155,000 at their May 4 meeting. The board accepted Midland Seal Coating's bid of $48,420.34 and Pennsy's paving bid of $107,310. The supervisors also released $9,000 for first quarter Duncannon EMS funding and authorized
The Wheatfield Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted three solar farm ordinances establishing standards for facility development in the township. Supervisor Jeff Smith motioned for adoption of Ordinances 68-6-26, 69-6-26, and 70-6-26, with the board voting unanimously. In additional business,
The Wheatfield Board of Supervisors met July 6 and approved routine administrative matters while tabling a donation request. Supervisor Kurt Hepschmidt received $199.38 in reimbursement for attending seven continuing education classes. The board unanimously authorized a QuickBooks training class
Wheatfield Board of Supervisors hired a new road crew member and approved donations. Jeremy Russell was unanimously hired at $23 per hour effective August 10, 2026, requiring a commercial driver's license within one year of his probationary period; CDL schooling costs will be split between township
Wheatfield supervisors approved $2,900 roof, hired counsel for zoning dispute. The Board of Supervisors authorized a pavilion roof replacement contract with Oakwood Roofing and voted to engage Saxsom, Stump, and David Jones for special counsel regarding an ongoing Airbnb zoning issue at a Dark
Wheatfield Township supervisors unanimously approved $31,700 in donations and awarded spring maintenance contracts. The Board of Supervisors released $30,000 to Duncannon Fire Co for first-quarter operations, $1,200 to Duncannon Senior Center, and $500 to New Bloomfield Library. Supervisors also
The Wheatfield Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted three solar farm ordinances following planning commission input. Road Master Dexter reported completing maintenance work on township roads and equipment. Duncannon EMS Coordinator Kraig Nace reported call volume and financial data. The board