In addition to helping with traffic and providing rides in the police car on the 4th of July, the Scott Police Department responded to several burglar alarms in the industrial district, a medical assist, a wounded dog roaming in Parrish Park, and a man walking in the middle of Pilgrim Road late one night. Thankfully …
The ramp closure has resulted in more traffic driving through the community and some people coasting through stop signs. I have tried to work with PennDot on signage to detour more drivers to other roads, but we are still seeing quite an uptick. We have asked Scott Police to put on additional patrols. In March …
In February, the Scott Police Department responded to a minor car accident and a false burglar alarm in the industrial area. In addition, they were called to Mallet Corporation, where n individual was incapacitated and would not leave the property. In early February a car skidded while going around the Alden/Rosslyn Road corner. The car …
Rosslyn Farms continues to be a quiet place with respect to police activity. In November, Scott Twp. police responded to a report that a lost motorist damaged some ornamental rocks in a resident’s yard while trying to find the Parkway. They were also notified of a suspicious vehicle sitting on Old Farm Rd. This turned …
On two separate occasions in June, Scott Police responded to incidents just off the Parkway where a male and email were arguing outside of a car. In both cases, everyone was gone upon the arrival of the police. There were also three false burglar alarms, one at a residence and two in the Industrial Park. …
May found the Scott Police responding to a residence in order to document a previous child custody issue that one parent wanted on the record. They also responded to a fire in the Industrial Park which the Crafton Volunteer Fire Department quickly extinguished. The other major event involved a tractor-trailer that exited the Parkway, turned …
Vice President David Robb called the meeting to order at 7:00 PM, the Pledge of Allegience was recited, and prior minutes were approved. During Public Forum, a Rosslyn Farms resident discussed the possibility of a hiking trail between Rosslyn Farms and Thornburg. The resident shared that the potential trail has over 20 interested volunteers, from …
Scott Township Police responded to a number of routine calls, if there is such a thing for a police officer, during March. There were two lost dogs found, one in the Industrial Park and one at a residence. Four false alarms were reported, two at residences and two in the Industrial Park. A tractor-trailer struck …
The pool committee proposed to keep the member rates the same as last year. Nonresidents will continue to be charged twice the rate as resident nonmembers. The proposed nonmember resident and guest rates reflect an increase from last year. Charlie and Brad are getting the pool ready for the 5/29 open date. The committee recommends …
The meeting was called to order at 7pm – all prior meeting minutes were approved. Dave Kovac from LSSE presented the results from the Borough street sign analysis. Signs were mapped and categorized based on overall condition and relevance to location, and data will be used to prioritize repairs and/or replacements. Council plans to meet …