Carlisle Council approves $575K infrastructure projects
Carlisle Borough Council voted unanimously March 12 on more than $575,000 in infrastructure spending. The council awarded a paving contract to Pennsy Supply LLC for $358,595.16 and curb and accessibility improvements to Porter Construction for $144,339.50.
2026 · Meeting of March 12, 2026
PA CARLISLE — Carlisle Borough Council voted unanimously March 12 on more than $575,000 in infrastructure spending. The council awarded a paving contract to Pennsy Supply LLC for $358,595.16 and curb and accessibility improvements to Porter Construction for $144,339.50. Council also approved water system upgrades, utility agreements with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, three summer parades with street closures, and a new professional services agreement with Mullin & Lonergan Associates for Community Development Block Grant administration through 2028.
Mayor Sean Shultz recommended indefinitely deferring a $45,750 Flock Safety surveillance camera agreement pending cost-benefit analysis.
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Source: the 2026 meeting of March 12, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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