Peters Township council almost did not approve next year’s budget as elected officials were divided on a hike in taxes. Initially, an ordinance raising property taxes in Peters from 1.7 mills to 1.95 mills failed in a 3-3 vote. Gary Stiegel Jr., Frank Kosir Jr., and Frank Arcuri voted ...
At its next meeting, Peters Township council will likely decide what the future of ambulance services in the township will look like. Council held a special meeting on Monday where they voted to table a decision on whether to absorb the local EMS service or contract with an outside provider. ...
At its next meeting, Peters Township council will consider a resolution to change the policy for scheduling recreational activities at the municipality’s facilities on Sunday mornings. Currently, Peters does not allow activities at its fields before noon on Sundays. Earlier this month the ...
Peters Township council approved more than $489,000 in repairs to the community recreation center. Council voted unanimously at its meeting Monday to approve contracts through COSTARS to replace the rooftop HVAC units and the portion of the roof where those units are positioned. The recreation ...
Peters Township council approved a more than $1.8 million contract Monday for road maintenance. Elected officials voted 4-0 to award the contract to Rankin-based Mele and Mele and Sons. Council members Tom Pirosko, Allison Shanafelt and Matt Rost were absent from Monday’s meeting. Mele and ...
Peters Township council has set the price of admission for Rolling Hills Aqua Park when it opens later this year. Council unanimously approved fees of $2.50 for residents and $5 for non-residents at its meeting Monday. Township Manager Paul Lauer said the park is slated to open in June. It ...
