Neshannock rink to install new energy efficient ice system
The Neshannock facility will replace its ice surface with a fusion welded system to cut energy costs. Veterans say the new surface will improve ice quality, stability, and efficiency, resolving past leaks and sand contamination. Bids for the expansion project open at 4:15 p.m. June 24 in a special township meeting.
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Mohawk District eyes school police force for districtwide security
Mohawk Area district officials plan to create a full time school police department with officers in Bessemer New Beaver and North Beaver Townships. Grants from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency will fund salaries and equipment including 100 door blocks. The district may continue CNC Security patrols while developing uniforms weapons storage and classroom roles.
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Mohawk Area approves $25.8M budget with no tax hike
Mohawk Area School Board passed a 25,782,271 spending plan with a 14.37 mill tax rate, 7-1 vote, Mark Solley dissenting and Stephen Cardella absent. The budget projects a 737,230 deficit funded from an 8.4 million fund balance, with expenses rising 2.9 percent to 737,230 and 2019 20 costs including higher tuition, cyber students, capital projects, and retirement system employer contributions. Capital plans cover Chromebooks for grades 4 to 12, curriculum updates, new van, security upgrades, buses, and uniform replacements. Revenues total 24,583,295, up 4.1 percent, from subsidies, grants, investment earnings, state retirement reimbursements, and property taxes.
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Board denies pension claim from officer's ex wife
New Castle officials rejected Bonnie Williams claim to survivor benefits from the police pension after the death of Lt. Ronald S. Williams. The board ruled the plan cannot pay under state law, arguing the DRO was improperly approved and the benefit belongs to a surviving spouse only. Williams may appeal to county court as the dispute moves to potential general fund or Auditor General review.
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