Carlisle HARB approves five historic property certificates in single meeting. Chair Thomas Easterly's Historical and Architectural Review Board unanimously approved certificates of appropriateness for a sign at 204 North Hanover Street, a two-story addition with beaded-style siding requirements at
The Carlisle Borough Sewer System Authority unanimously approved three facility-related requests at its April 21 meeting involving Carlisle Area School District Sewage facilities, Cumberland Crossing in South Middleton, and a Trailer Facility on Alan Road.
Sewer Authority ratifies three facility planning requests. The Carlisle Borough Sewer System Authority unanimously approved three sewage facility planning requests for Carlisle Area School District sewage facilities, Cumberland Crossing in South Middleton, and the Trailer Facility on Alan Road in
Carlisle Municipal Authority approves telecommunications easement to P3 Towers and AT&T lease amendments. The board unanimously granted a telecommunications easement to P3 Towers on the Allen Road West End Tank property and authorized Solicitor Dru Miller to revise the AT&T lease agreement for
Carlisle Borough Council unanimously approved the Carlisle Area School District's middle school land development plan.
Carlisle advances $2.5M infrastructure spending with school expansion approval. Borough Council unanimously approved $795,880 for the 2026 Water Main Replacement Project (DSW Services, LLC) and additional contracts totaling nearly $1.7 million for wastewater treatment, stormwater, and equipment
Carlisle historic board approved four property certificates and tabled one in April.
Carlisle board approves four historic district property certificates in April meeting. The board unanimously approved applications from the Susquehanna Regional Transportation Authority to install an 81.4-inch Rabbit Transit ticketing machine at downtown Courthouse Square, from Paul and Susie
Parks and Recreation Board hears tree removal case, votes to offer Safe Harbour options. The board voted unanimously in a Shade Tree Commission hearing to allow Safe Harbour Inc. to choose between replanting a tree at 134 N. Pitt Street at no cost or declining to replant, filling the tree well, and
Council workshop featured presentations on water testing and community services.
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