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Sunbury, PA City Council Meeting 07/13/26
Published: Jul 13, 2026
Resident Highlights Neglected Conditions on Port Street; Council Pledges Action
A resident raised concerns about the condition of the 1100 block of Port Street, citing potholes, inadequate lighting, deteriorating sidewalks, and unclear parking regulations due to obscured or missing signs. The council committed to addressing these issues, with Councilman Troop agreeing to inspect the area and the Public Works department to review street and pothole concerns. Installation of streetlights and additional parking signs was also discussed.
Part-Time Code Enforcement Officer Position to Be Advertised
Councilman Ramos moved to advertise for a part-time code enforcement officer to work 20 hours per week at $17 per hour. The justification for hiring only one part-time officer at this time was to ensure adequate training before potentially hiring more. There was also a discussion about updating the job description for a full-time code enforcement supervisor, with the current contract for a supervisor being on a month-to-month basis.
Council Addresses 'No Parking' Signage Issues to Improve Enforcement Clarity
A discussion took place regarding the placement and sufficiency of 'no parking' signs. It was noted that a lack of signs or signs being obscured can lead to drivers using it as an excuse for violations. The council agreed to have officers conduct an inventory of sign placement and to install additional signs where needed to ensure clarity for residents and consistent enforcement.
City to Consider Consolidating Office Security System Management
A discussion was held regarding the FOB system/alarm system for city offices. The recommendation was to consolidate management under a single IT company, such as Inotech, to resolve current issues with inconsistent functionality and activation/deactivation. The council expressed interest in exploring this option with Inotech.
Council Discusses Implementing New Time Clock System
The council discussed the implementation of a time clock system for departments, including police and council members. Options for setting the system include a standard 7-minute rule for clocking in/out or a fixed schedule. The system can be customized for different departments and integrate with payroll. The council agreed to have trials run for different departments to assess the best approach.
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