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Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on March 25, 2025, discussing various topics including debt issuance, public safety center boiler replacement, and municipal projects. The Commission recognized police promotions and announced community events. Citizen comments were also heard.
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Key decisions
- Approved minutes from the March 11, 2025 regular meeting
- Reappointed and appointed members to municipal boards
Action items
- Issue debt in 2025
- Replace public safety center boiler
- Consider purchasing a street sweeper
- Address excessive deer issue on Hazel Drive
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on March 11, 2025, discussing various topics and making announcements. The Commission recognized Fire Chief Kurt Christofel for his recent promotion and acknowledged the passing of Tax Collector Joe Senko's wife, Albina. The meeting also included updates on municipal projects and activities.
AI-generated from the source document (llama-3.1-8b-instant) on Jul 7, 2026. It can be wrong — verify against the source.
Key decisions
- Resolution declaring the library a Book Sanctuary
- Upgrade of play surfaces at Williamsburg & Highland Terrace parks
Action items
- Public works crews to clean catch basins
- Residents to pick up trash and sticks near their homes
- Mt. Lebanon Fire Department to present 'The Call We Carry' on March 21
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on February 11, 2025, discussing various topics including vehicle detection and pedestrian signal upgrades, municipal website updates, and employment issues. The Commission approved the purchase of two police patrol vehicles and considered purchasing a police traffic unit vehicle. The next meeting will be held on February 24, 2025.
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Key decisions
- Approved the purchase of two police patrol vehicles
- Considered purchasing a police traffic unit vehicle
Action items
- Apply for municipal board vacancies by March 1
- Volunteer for the South Hills Memorial Day parade
- Donate to the black student union book drive
- Participate in the Special Olympics polar plunge
- Apply for the great alumni award by April 15
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on January 28, 2025, discussing municipal vehicle efficiency, sidewalk expansion, EMS services, and other topics. The Commission approved minutes from the January 14, 2025, meeting, an ordinance codifying Mt. Lebanon's code, and a settlement agreement regarding accessibility at the Recreation Center. A contract for a consultant to review EMS services was also considered.
AI-generated from the source document (llama-3.1-8b-instant) on Jul 7, 2026. It can be wrong — verify against the source.
Key decisions
- Approved minutes from January 14, 2025, meeting
- Enacted Ordinance (Bill No. 1-25) to codify Mt. Lebanon's code
- Approved settlement agreement regarding accessibility at the Recreation Center
- Considered contract for consultant to review EMS services
Action items
- Sidewalk expansion plan to focus on next area of improvement
- Review of EMS services to identify optimal approach
- Property owners to clear sidewalks of ice and snow within 24 hours for residential and 4 hours for commercial properties
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on January 14, 2025, discussing various topics including municipal fleet electrification, police vehicles, and Christmas tree recycling. The Commission also honored Mt. Lebanon Fire Department's Firefighter and Fire Officer of the Year. Commissioner Silverman addressed a recent controversy regarding Chabad's request to place a menorah in public spaces.
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Key decisions
- Approved police vehicles for purchase in 2025
- Discussed municipal fleet electrification
- Honored Firefighter Lindsay Cashman and Fire Officer Loren Hughes as the 2024 Firefighter and Fire Officer of the Year
Action items
- Applications available for Mt. Lebanon Citizens Police Academy
- Call for volunteers to apply for positions on boards and authorities
- Christmas Tree recycling continues at curbside
- Day of Service sponsored by the Civic Engagement Board on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Hospital Authority · Minutes
MINUTESOFTHE MT LEBANON HOSPITAL AUTHORITY January 9,2025 TIME: 6P. M. LOCATION: St.
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Key decisions
- MINUTESOFTHE MT LEBANON HOSPITAL AUTHORITY January 9,2025 TIME: 6P.M. LOCATION: St. Clair Health, Dunlap Family Outpatient Center - Board Room MEMBERSATTENDING: Keith Eliou, Esq. Jamie B. Lebo Christopher Reinard, Esq. Susan Gove Dr. Anita Srikameswaran ALSO PRESENT: Steve Silverman, Mt. Lebanon Commissioner MEMBERS ABSENT: Keith A. McGill ST. CLAIR MANAGEMENT ATTENDING: Eric J. Luttringer Donna M. Shipley Amy B. Bunger, PhD I. ELECTION OF OFFICERS The following individuals were presented for the offices indicated. The following terms of office expire on December 31,2025: • Chairperson Keith L. Eliou Esq. • Vice Chairperson Susan Gove • Treasurer Eric J. Luttringer • AssistantTreasurer Dr. Anita Srikameswaran • Secretary Jamie B. Lebo • Member Christopher Reinard, Esq. II. CALLTOORDER- KEITH ELIOU,CHAIR A motion was made to approve Officers of the Mt. Lebanon Hospital Authority (the Authority). ACTION: On motion duly made and seconded, the Officers of the Mt. Lebanon Hospital Authority were unanimously approved. PUBLIC COMMENTS Ms. Shipley reported that notice of the meeting was advertised in the Post-Gazette. A conference line phone number and an email address was provided so that the public could either call in or send comments regarding the Mt. Lebanon Hospital Authority (the Authority) meeting. III. APPROVALOF THE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 3,2024 Mt. Lebanon Hospital Authority January 9,2025 Page2of3 A motion was made to approve the minutes of the Ad Hoc meeting of Mt. Lebanon Hospital Authority as presented. ACTION: On motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, the minutes of the meeting of the September 3,2024 Mt. Lebanon Hospital Authority were approved as presented. IV. FINANCIAL REPORTS Ms. Shipley reviewed the June 30, 2024 audited financial report of the Authority, as prepared by Ernst & Young, which contained an unqualified (i.e. clean’) opinion as to the fair presentation of the statements. In reviewing the balance sheet, Ms. Shipley commented that the total assets of $110.2 million equal the total liabilities of the same amount. The assets are comprised of receivables from the Hospital to pay for the bonds and notes outstanding and related interest. Liabilities are composed of outstanding amounts payable on the Series 2010 Note, the Series 2017 Note, the Series 2018 Bonds, the Series 2021 Notes and accrued interest related to those obligations. It was also noted that total revenues for the year of $4.4 million equal total expense of the same amount. The footnotes to the financial statements include a description of the purpose of the Authority, a description of each outstanding indenture, and details on the timing of payments for principal and interest on the debt and related receivables. A motion was made to approve the June 30,2024 audited financial statements. ACTION: After review and discussion of the report and on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Authority approved the audited financial report for Fiscal Year 2024 as submitted. Ms. Shipley also reviewed the report detailing expenses of $24,666 which the Hospital paid on behalf of the Authority for the period of January 2024 through December 2024. A motion was made to approve the 2024 expenditures. ACTION: After review and discussion of the report and on motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Authority approved the expenditures for 2024 as submitted. V. DEBT COVENANT COMPLIANCE AS OF JUNE 30,2024 Ms. Shipley noted the Hospital is in compliance with all bond and note covenants for the year ended June 30, 2024. Debt covenant compliance is audited by Ernst & Young during the annual financial audit. Ms. Shipley also referred the Committee members to copies of the full debt compliance schedule included in the Committee packet. VI. INDEPENDENTAUDITOR Mr. Luttringer commented that St. Clair Health Corporation anticipates utilization of E&Y to perform the St. Clair Health Corporation Fiscal Year 2025 consolidated audit. A motion was made to approve retaining Ernst & Young LLP as the auditors for Fiscal Year 2025. Discussion ensued. Mt. Lebanon Hospital Authority January 9,2025 Page3of3 ACTION: After discussion and upon motion duly made, seconded and unanimously carried, the Authority approved the selection of Ernst & Young LLP as auditors for the Fiscal Year 2025 audit, subject to the Hospital using the same firm. VII. ST. CLAI R HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT REPORT Mr. Luttringer discussed the current healthcare environment and St. Clair’s most recent bond ratings and rating trends by Standard & Poor’s and Fitch. St. Clair’s recent award and accolades were also reviewed with the Board. Dr. Bunger presented St. Clair’s expansion into undergraduate and graduate medical programs, including strategies and timelines. Mr. Luttringer also reviewed facility updates and expansions and St. Clair’s economic impact on the region. Discussion occurred throughout the presentation. VIII. QUARTERLY CONTINUING DISCLOSURES Ms. Shipley referenced the June 30,2024 St. Clair Hospital Continuing Disclosures which are included in the packet for the Board’s information. IX. OTHER BUSINESS No other business at this time X. NEXT ANNUAL MEETING DATE DISCUSSION - JANUARY 8,2026 (TENTATIVE) XI. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting adjourned at 6:45 p.m. Stevland Sonnier Eric J. Luttringer, Sr. Vice President St CFO Secretary, MLHA SCH Treasurer, MLHA
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on December 10, 2024, discussing various topics including the 2025 budget, pool filtration system project, and upcoming projects. The Commission approved the minutes from the November 26, 2024 meeting and conducted a public hearing on the 2025 budget. The meeting also included announcements and updates from the Commission and staff, as well as citizen comments and recognition of former Commissioner Dick Walker.
AI-generated from the source document (llama-3.1-8b-instant) on Jul 7, 2026. It can be wrong — verify against the source.
Key decisions
- Approved minutes from November 26, 2024 meeting
- Conducted public hearing on 2025 budget
Action items
- Volunteer for Medical Rescue Team South Authority membership drive
- Join Mt. Lebanon Civic Engagement Board for MLK Jr. Day of Service
- Sign up for snow removal assistance for seniors
- Volunteer for snow removal assistance for others
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on November 26, 2024, discussing upcoming projects, contracts, and fee schedules. The Commission approved the minutes from the November 12, 2024, meeting and considered public hearings on budget amendments and tax rate fixation. The Commission also introduced an ordinance establishing employee compensation for 2025.
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Key decisions
- Approved minutes from November 12, 2024, meeting
- Approved public hearing on Bill No. 4-24 amending 2024 budget
- Approved public hearing on Bill No. 6-24 fixing tax rate for 2025
- Introduced ordinance establishing employee compensation for 2025
Action items
- Nominate volunteers for Mt. Lebanon's Community Service Award
- Attend Beverly Brite Nite on December 5 and Winter Market and Holiday Celebration on December 7
- Bring request for painted crosswalk lines to mobility board in spring
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on November 12, 2024, discussing various topics including traffic calming improvements, municipal contracts, and the 2025 manager's recommended budget. The Commission recognized the promotion of four police officers and heard comments from citizens on issues such as pedestrian safety and the budget. The meeting concluded with a public hearing on the 2025 budget and tax rate.
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Key decisions
- Approved minutes from the October 22, 2024 meeting
- Conducted public hearing on the 2025 manager's recommended budget and proposed tax rate
Action items
- Implement new Municity 5 permitting software
- Review municipal contracts and projects to be put out to bid
- Reduce nonessential water usage due to drought
- Recycle holiday lights for Project Bundle Up
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on October 22, 2024, discussing various topics including the 2025 Fee Schedule, stormwater capital projects, and the Manager's Recommended Budget. The Commission approved the minutes from the October 8, 2024, meeting and held a public hearing on an ordinance amending the Purchasing Code. The next regular meeting will be held on November 12, 2024.
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Key decisions
- Approved minutes from October 8, 2024, meeting
- Held public hearing on ordinance amending Purchasing Code
Action items
- Release 2025 Manager's Recommended Budget on November 1, 2024
- Hold budget workshops on November 6, 13, 25, and December 4, 2024
- Hold public hearings on November 12 and December 10, 2024
- Adopt budget on December 10, 2024
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held a regular meeting on October 8, 2024, discussing various topics including the Gobo projectors, South Garage study, and budget workshops. The Commission also approved retirement payments for two employees and discussed upcoming events such as the Pumpkin Patch Parade and Trick or Treat.
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Key decisions
- Approved retirement payments for Joanne Singley and Dale Schwegler
- Approved minutes from the September 24, 2024, adjourned meeting
Action items
- Begin curbside leaf collection on the day before regular trash pickup day
- Attend Activate Uptown public engagement session on October 16th
- Participate in budget workshops for the 2025 budget
- Volunteer for the Pumpkin Patch Parade or Trick or Treat
Commission · REGULAR
The Mt. Lebanon Commission held an adjourned meeting on September 24, 2024, discussing various topics including the ALCOSAN Gold Line Standard, McNeilly Fields Plan, and the Active Transportation Plan. The Commission also recognized the Award of Excellence in the Community Engagement Plan category at the Savvy Awards. The next regular meeting will be held on October 8th.
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Key decisions
- Approved the McNeilly Fields Plan
- Received the Award of Excellence in the Community Engagement Plan category at the Savvy Awards
Action items
- Implement the corrective action plan to meet the ALCOSAN Gold Line Standard
- Begin leaf collection season on October 7
- Hold the next regular meeting on October 8th