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The Carlisle Planning Commission unanimously backs Dickinson College's Jim Thorpe Center development. Vice Chair Lee Winton moved a unanimous recommendation for approval of the preliminary and final land development plan at 212-240 West High Street, with Mark Green seconding. Applicant counsel

Carlisle Borough Council reaffirms disaster authority, tables surveillance amid privacy concerns. Deputy Mayor Perry oversaw a 7-0 reaffirmation of the Borough's January 30 Disaster Emergency declaration, granting expedited procurement powers to address 14 water main breaks sustained during recent

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