Carlisle approves $738,000 water treatment PFAS contract
Carlisle Council voted unanimously to spend $3.3 million on infrastructure projects, including garbage trucks and water treatment upgrades. The borough approved a $1.34 million purchase of five garbage trucks from A&H Equipment and authorized $738,000 to GFT, Inc., for PFAS water treatment plant
AGENDASMINUTES learn more · Meeting of August 13, 2026
PA CARLISLE — Carlisle Council voted unanimously to spend $3.3 million on infrastructure projects, including garbage trucks and water treatment upgrades. The borough approved a $1.34 million purchase of five garbage trucks from A&H Equipment and authorized $738,000 to GFT, Inc., for PFAS water treatment plant design. Council extended the Water Main Replacement Project deadline to September 30 and approved $37,500 for stormwater pipe replacement and $141,242 for wastewater plant valve work.
Borough Manager Armstrong and Parks and Recreation Director Crouse addressed citizen concerns about parking near Parkview townhomes, a dilapidated building on West Street, and geese in Letort Park.
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Source: the AGENDASMINUTES learn more meeting of August 13, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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