The December 12, 2024, Board of Supervisors meeting for Huntington Township in Adams County, Pennsylvania, focused on financial updates and infrastructure maintenance. The meeting began with a discussion on the approval of the bill list, which included a significant expenditure of $90,000 earmarked for the Greenbrier project. The total expenditure for the service was reported at $137,000, with questions raised about the status of the culvert associated with this project. It was confirmed that the culvert is not yet completed, and further details would be provided in the Roadmaster's report.

Following the approval of the bill list, the financial report was presented. The general fund reported receipts of $85,221 and expenditures of $137,156.04, resulting in a balance of $811,192.39. Additionally, the American Rescue Plan (ARP) fund showed an interest receipt of $17.76, bringing its balance to $216,633.93. The state fund reported $10.87 in interest, with expenditures of $6,862.73, leaving a balance of $125,780.41. The total balance across all accounts was noted as $1,153,606.73.

The Roadmaster's report highlighted recent winter maintenance activities, including inspections of culverts throughout the township. It was noted that 18 culverts require replacement within the next year. Progress on the Greenbrier project was discussed, mentioning setbacks due to recent rain that caused flooding and difficulties in working with solid rock on the foundation.

The meeting concluded with no further questions or discussions, and the supervisors acknowledged the ongoing efforts in maintaining township infrastructure and managing financial resources effectively.