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Wednesday, October 28, 2026 Alexandria, Pennsylvania · Change town
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Alexandria Borough Council reorganization meeting approves amended budget and grants

Alexandria Borough Council approves amended budget and restored $1.5 million federal funding. President Judy Scott reported that $1.5 million in previously allocated federal funding has been restored through the federal process and will be administered through the U.S. Department of Housing and

misc · Meeting of October 1, 2026

PA ALEXANDRIA — Alexandria Borough Council approves amended budget and restored $1.5 million federal funding. President Judy Scott reported that $1.5 million in previously allocated federal funding has been restored through the federal process and will be administered through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to support borough infrastructure projects.

Vice President Mike Peters reported the Scout House improvements project with an estimated cost of approximately $3,500, with the Scouts committing $2,000. Council discussed stormwater and sewer investigation findings showing dye testing indicating a storm sewer leak into the sanitary sewer system, with Borough Engineer Lucas Parks stating that Phase 1 of the stormwater project may eliminate the flow entering the system.

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Source: the misc meeting of October 1, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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