Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Linda Kuczynski’s organization
Jul 7, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Williamsport Regular Session Meeting Minutes
The meeting included reports on public safety, the success of fireworks and the carnival, and employee performance at the pool. The council approved seeking grant funding for strategic and historic preservation planning at the Springfield Manor Property. A request to add dates for car shows in Byron Memorial Park was approved. Resolution 2025-05, supporting participation in Sustainable Maryland Certification, was also approved.
Jun 2, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Williamsport Mayor & Town Council Regular Session Meeting Minutes
The meeting included discussions and updates from council members on various topics, including the town's case through the Public Utilities Commission, the opening of the pool, the impact of recent weather events on park usage, the repainting of the library, and an upcoming event expected to bring visitors to the town. There were also updates on the installation of a traffic light at the intersection of Clifton Drive and Potomac Street. The council approved Ordinance 2025-03 setting the Fiscal Year 2026 Utility Rates and Ordinance 2025-04 setting the Fiscal Year 2026 Operating Budget for the General Fund, Electric Fund, and Water/Sewer Fund. Public comments were heard regarding the future use of the power plant property and tannery property, as well as concerns about the traffic light at Clifton Drive and Potomac Street.
May 12, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Williamsport Mayor & Town Council Regular Session Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed travel concerns due to a missing stop light and ongoing youth sport leagues. Public Works projects, including Library repainting and Manor House property clean up, were identified. There was a discussion regarding the pool opening and the need for additional work on the baby pool. The council discussed the increase to the PPA on utility bills. The Sheriff agreed to lower the cost for the Resident Deputy Agreement. Dog waste collection boxes will be placed near the Manor House property. The council also discussed the installation of a "No Alcohol" sign at Byron Park and a "No Ground Disturbance" sign at the Manor House property. The council introduced the Fiscal Year 2026 Utility Rates and Operational Budgets Ordinances. The council approved the submission by Albright, Crumbaker, Moul, and Itell, LLC., to provide Municipal Auditing Services. The council accepted the modified Resident Deputy Agreement and approved Resolution 2025-01 to continue grant writing and tracking services with the Maryland Rural Development Corporation. Information was presented on Older American's Month.
May 5, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Town of Williamsport Mayor & Town Council Work Session Meeting Minutes
The meeting addressed a potential increase in residents' electric bills, focusing on the details of a purchase power agreement. The council discussed modifying the cost of the Resident Deputy program and considered meeting with the Washington County Sheriff to potentially lower the cost. Submissions for Municipal Auditing Services were reviewed, and a recommendation was requested for the next session. An agreement with the Maryland Rural Development Corporation was presented for maintaining grant writing and tracking services. Information was presented on the duties of the town's elected officials, including a review of organizational structure, charter sections, the Open Meetings Act, and the Public Information Act.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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