Williamstown Borough Authority eliminates $100 pool-filling flat fee. The board voted unanimously to drop the fixed charge and instead bill customers for actual gallons used, reflected on water and sewer bills. Board Members Gregory Evans and Barry Crosby participated in the vote along with
Williamstown Borough Authority approves new policies governing pool fillings and employee education reimbursement. The board voted unanimously to require customers to use the authority for pool fillings, or pay $100 if they use the fire company instead. New employees must now work five years before
Vice Chairman Jack Schaeffer Jr. and Operations Manager Shane Zellers both resigned immediately from Williamstown Borough Authority on June 3. The board unanimously accepted both resignations during a 22-minute meeting. In other business, the Authority identified fifteen hydrants requiring
Williamstown Borough Authority approves $17,607 in sewer plant equipment upgrades. Chairman Stephen Denkovich and the board unanimously approved three equipment purchases presented by Operations Manager Shane Zellers: a $14,766 actuator for the sewer plant, a $3,013 check valve and pump repair, and
Williamstown Authority approves $5,151.80 in equipment purchases. The Williamstown Borough Authority unanimously authorized expenditures for a draw fan in the water plant chemical room at $3,989.00 and meter spud fittings at $1,162.80, plus approximately $3,000 to cover shortfalls from a delivered
Williamstown Borough Authority approves water plant equipment purchases and office supplies totaling $2,507.91. All seven board members unanimously approved a $1,908.91 purchase for a pH probe, submersible pump, and drum filter wheel during the March 4 meeting, with Vice Chairman Jack Schaeffer
Williamstown Borough Authority unanimously approves $2,565 pump purchase and establishes $100 water fee. Chairman Stephen Denkovich presided over the meeting where the board voted to purchase two pumps for the sewer plant on Operations Manager Shane Zellers' recommendation. The Authority also set a
Williamstown Borough Authority unanimously approves the 2026 budget and capital investments plan. Chairman Stephen Denkovich presided as the board approved $320,000 in capital allocations: $250,000 in a Mid Penn Bank CD and $70,000 in water and sewer certificates. The Authority also unanimously
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