Ordinances
Code of Ordinances:
Our code of ordinances is now available online in a fully searchable format! Please click the below image to view our code on the eCode360 system. New ordinances will be included in this system with an annual update.
New Ordinances:
About Ordinances:
Ordinances are local laws. They usually regulate persons or property and usually relate to a matter of general and permanent nature. Ordinances must be approved by vote of Council. Some ordinances require a public hearing be held prior to consideration.
Ordinances will be incorporated into the Borough Code annually. Ordinances approved by Council since the most recent annual update supersede the referenced section(s) of the code, and these ordinances will be incorporated into the code during the next update.
Resolutions
Current Year Resolutions:
Resolution 1-2021 fee schedule
Resolution 2-2021 ECTCC delegates
Resolution 3-2021 EACOG delegates
Resolution 4-2021 records disposition
Resolution 5-2021 property tax penalties
Resolution 6-2021 tax collector compensation
Resolution 7-2021 rules for public participation
Resolution 8-2021 library week proclamation
Resolution 9-2021 traffic signal approvals
Prior Year Resolutions:
Resolution 1-2020 fee schedule
Resolution 3-2020 ECTCC delegates
Resolution 4-2020 EACOG delegates
Resolution 5-2020 records disposition
Resolution 7-2020 COVID-19 relief
Resolution 9-2020 tax penalty waiver
Resolution 10-2020 judicial tax sales
Resolution 11-2020 liquor license transfer
Resolution 13-2020 CDBG COVID-19
Resolution 14-2020 equal employment policy
Resolution 15-2020 federal highway aid
Resolution 16-2020 CDBG COVID-19 revised
Resolution 17-2020 CARES reimbursement
Resolution 18-2020 EACOG audit
Resolution 19-2020 budget 2021
Resolution 20-2020 EACOG budget
About Resolutions:
A resolution is a formal expression of opinion, intent, or policy by Borough Council. They are typically considered temporary in nature, since a resolution can be approved or repealed with a single vote of Council. Resolutions do not require formal advertisement or hearings, unlike ordinances. Examples of subject matter for Council resolutions include approval of the disposition of records, a workplace policy or manual, or fees to be charged by the Borough.