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Warren City Council will consider several financial and administrative matters, including state pension funding, grant applications for ambulance replacement and generator projects and a tax assessment appeal settlement when it meets Monday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m.
Council is scheduled to consider distributing the Commonwealth's 2026 allocation of state aid to pension plans. Under Act 205, the city must distribute the funding among its three pension plans within 30 days of receipt.
Council also will consider proposed resolutions authorizing Local Share Account grant applications. The city intends to seek funding for the 2015 Lifeline Ambulance Replacement Project and projects to provide generators for the municipal building and fire station. The Local Share Account program is funded through the Pennsylvania Race Horse Development and Gaming Act.
Another item on the agenda is a proposed settlement agreement involving United Refining Company's tax assessment appeal for its property at 713 Pennsylvania Avenue East.
The meeting will include the administration of the oath of office to Fire Chief Jeremy Rulander by Mayor David Wortman.
Kevin Ignatius of PlaidSky Advisors is scheduled to appear as a guest presenter.
Council members also receive updates from the Comprehensive Plan Task Force, Council of Governments, Riverfront Development and Warren Worx.