During a recent government meeting, council members addressed several key issues, including the implementation of a new Records Management System (RM's) and updates on community events and ordinances.

The council approved a motion to add the RM's system to the agenda, clarifying that the first year of payment would begin in August 2025, with no costs incurred by the borough for the first year. This decision is expected to aid in the borough's budgeting process for the upcoming fiscal year.

In community outreach, a \"Save the Date\" announcement was made for a Veterans Affairs seminar scheduled for September 18, 2024. The seminar will cover topics such as healthcare, disability, and memorial services, and is open to veterans and their families without the need for RSVP.

The Ordinance Committee reported on updates to existing regulations concerning parks and recreation areas, with plans to advertise changes to Ordinance 833. The committee is also reviewing additional ordinances for codification and is set to meet again on August 15.

In personnel matters, the council approved the hiring of Andrew Brzezeki Jr. as the new assistant supervisor for the public works department, addressing staffing shortages in that area. His start date is set for August 19, 2024.

The meeting also featured a public discussion segment, where concerns were raised regarding social media attacks on local law enforcement. A council member expressed frustration over personal attacks directed at officers, emphasizing the need for community support and respect for public safety personnel.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's commitment to improving borough operations, supporting veterans, and addressing community concerns while navigating challenges related to public safety and personnel management.