Carlisle Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of Dickinson College's Jim Thorpe Center. The preliminary and final land development plan at 212-240 West High Street features revised ADA parking in two separate lots and planned water main extensions.
Carlisle Borough Council tabled a proposed $45,750 license plate reader agreement after residents voiced privacy and data security concerns.
The Carlisle Historical and Architectural Review Board approved a retroactive sign certificate and planned educational outreach.
Planning Commission tabled Dickinson College museum and office building plan pending staff review.
Sewer Authority reorganized with new chairman Ed Hazel and appointed key consulting advisors. Meghan Anderson was elected vice-chairman, Gary McCormick as secretary, and Paul Siekert as treasurer, all unanimously.
Carlisle Council approved police vehicle purchases and zoning amendments.
The Carlisle Historical and Architectural Review Board voted unanimously to recommend Borough Council approval of two Certificates of Appropriateness at its January 6 meeting. Thomas Easterly was reappointed Chair and Ed Hazel Vice Chair.
Carlisle Borough Council reorganized for 2026, unanimously approving Deputy Mayor Safronia Perry and ten administrative appointments in its biennial organization meeting.
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