Call to Order
Salute to the Flag
Roll Call of Council Members and Mayor
Report from the Mayor
Reports from the Standing Committees of Council
Building Committee-Report/update on various permits
Communication Committee-Update on postings and communications
Finance Committee-No Report
Ordinance Committee-No Report
Public Safety Committee-Monthly Report
Property Committee -Update on various projects in the Borough Hall
Recreation Committee
Update on condition of Triangle Park (electrical [...]
Join us on Saturday, April 7th at 1:00 PM at the Triangle Park for the 2012 Easter Egg Hunt. The Easter Bunny will be there to meet families and take pictures. Make sure to be on time because the eggs go fast. There is not a rain date for this event.
Rutledge Borough Work Session, March 26, 2012Diane McGaughey, Council President, opened the scheduled Work Session Meeting at 7:38 PM, in the Council Meeting Room, 212 Unity Terrace, Rutledge, PA.
After the salute to the flag, the following Council Members answered roll call: Tom Kopp, Diane McGaughey, David Waltz, Brian Costello, Marlaina Kloepfer, and Marie Govannicci
Also present: Mayor Gregory C. Lebold, Solicitor G. [...]
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Rutledge is a borough of 860 residents located in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, about nine miles southwest of Philadelphia. The borough, which was founded in 1885, occupies an area of one square mile and has a fire department, a park and a stately old borough hall. Many of the homes in the tree-lined community date to the late 1800s and the lovely grounds of the Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College are nearby. SEPTA’s Regional Rail Media/Elwyn train line serves the borough with a stop at the Morton-Rutledge Station. Rutledge is part of the Wallingford-Swarthmore School District.
The Rutledge, PA website is maintained by a group of community volunteers who can be reached at WebRuts@googlegroups.com.