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Monday, October 26, 2026 Carlisle, Pennsylvania · Change town
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Council approves development plan, fire alarm contract

Carlisle Borough Council approved land development, fire alarm, and infrastructure contracts in July meeting. Deputy Mayor Perry presided as Mayor Shultz was absent, with the council voting unanimously to approve the Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for Sheetz Rebuild and authorize a $59,400

AGENDASMINUTES learn more · Meeting of July 9, 2026

PA CARLISLE — Carlisle Borough Council approved land development, fire alarm, and infrastructure contracts in July meeting. Deputy Mayor Perry presided as Mayor Shultz was absent, with the council voting unanimously to approve the Preliminary/Final Land Development Plan for Sheetz Rebuild and authorize a $59,400 contract with Triangle Fire Protection to replace the Stuart Community Center fire alarm system. The council also backed a $30,000 not-to-exceed contract with Gannett Fleming for water and wastewater capital charges studies and approved an ordinance removing a handicapped parking space from 163 West North Street.

Assistant Borough Manager Richard Juday updated the council on the Solid Waste Municipalization plan, projected for January 1, 2028 launch with commercial service expansion potential.

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Source: the AGENDASMINUTES learn more meeting of July 9, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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