Commission Meeting — May 27, 2025
Tuesday, May 27, 2025 at 4:00 PM EDT
Roll call
- Andrew Flynn — Present
- Anne Swager Wilson — Present
- Jeff Siegler — Present
- Steve Silverman — Present
What changed
9 decisions · 9 passed · $9,221,877 approved
- Ordinance adopted
- Spending approved
- Public hearing
- Code affected
- Contract awarded
- Approved
- Resolution adopted
- Budget authorized
Decisions at this meeting
- Introduction, Public Hearing and Consideration of Ordinanc (Bill No. 2-25) Authorizing General Obligation Bonds in a Principal Amount Not to Exceed $7,500,000 Through the Issuance of Its GenOrdinance · Passed
- Consideration for the Award of the Mt. Lebanon Tennis Court Lighting ProjectOther · Passed
- Consideration for the Award of the South Garage 2025 Repairs ContractOther · Passed
- Consideration to Purchase One Animal Control Replacement BoxOther · Passed
- Consideration of Resolution No. R-6-25 Expressing Support for Pittsburgh Regional Transit and Urging Adequate and Sustainable Funding to Maintain Transit Service for Our CommunityResolution · Passed
- Consideration of an Award for Mt. Lebanon’S 2025-2026 Insurance ProgramBudget · Passed
- Consideration of the Expenditure List for April Totaling $3,854,497.98Budget · Passed
- Consideration for the Award of the Mt. Lebanon 2025 Hvac & Boiler Replacements ContractOther · Passed
- Consideration for the Award of the Mt. Lebanon Public Safety Center 2025 Façade RepairsOther · Passed
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Summary
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on May 27, 2025, discussing various topics including SMART Goals, municipal insurance, and upcoming community events. The Commission approved the minutes from the May 13, 2025, meeting and introduced a bill to authorize general obligation bonds for various projects. Citizen comments were also heard on issues such as deer, street trees, and cell phone use while driving.
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