Carlisle Parks Board considers $199,977 comprehensive recreation and parks planning project. Recreation and Pool Manager Anne Monko reported the community pool operated 80 of 84 days in 2025, averaging 239 daily patrons, with 75 percent satisfaction in an Engage survey. The Selection Committee
Carlisle historical board approves retroactive sign, defers shed request. The Historical and Architectural Review Board voted unanimously to recommend approval of Christopher Powers' retroactive Certificate of Appropriateness for a sign at 21 South Hanover Street, with Vice Chair Ed Hazel
Planning Commission delays 2026 reorganization, tables Dickinson College museum plan. With two members absent, Vice Chair Lee Winton and the attending commissioners postponed elections of chair and vice chair until February 26. The commission unanimously tabled Dickinson College's Preliminary/Final
Carlisle Authority reorganizes, approves wireless partnerships. The Municipal Authority held its annual reorganization on January 21, retaining Justin Doty as president, Andy Yencha as secretary, and Kevin Weddle as treasurer, while appointing Kellan Lowe as vice president and Dru Miller as
Carlisle sewer authority elects officers, updates compliance plan. The Borough Sewer System Authority unanimously elected Ed Hazel as Chairman, Meghan Anderson as Vice-Chairman, Gary McCormick as Secretary, and Paul Siekert as Treasurer. The board appointed Martson Law Office and Gannett Fleming as
Carlisle Borough Council approves $275,306 emergency radio system and police vehicles in unanimous action. Borough Council voted 7-0 on January 8 to approve $275,306.90 for emergency radios and accessories from Motorola Solutions Inc as part of an amended procurement. Council also unanimously
The HARB unanimously reappoints Easterly as chair and approves two property certificates. The Historical and Architectural Review Board reappointed Thomas Easterly as Chair and Ed Hazel as Vice Chair for 2026. The Board also approved Certificates of Appropriateness for Rebecca Smith's property at
Carlisle Borough Council unanimously elects Safronia Perry as Deputy Mayor in annual reorganization. In its biennial organization meeting, the council voted unanimously to elect Perry and approve 10 administrative appointments. Highlighted appointments included Susan Armstrong as Borough Manager,
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