Roads & transportation in Pennsylvania local government
What Pennsylvania city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about roads & transportation — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,045 Pennsylvania meetings since 2024 covered roads & transportation. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Pennsylvania with the most roads & transportation activity
- West Chester, PA (144)
- Philadelphia, PA (87)
- Allentown, PA (74)
- Pittsburgh, PA (73)
- Wyomissing, PA (47)
- Lansdale, PA (47)
- Media, PA (39)
- Erie, PA (32)
- Lansdowne, PA (30)
- Wilkes-Barre, PA (26)
- Luzerne County, PA (25)
- Malvern, PA (23)
Latest matching meetings
Council to consider Wawa development and Eisenhower Drive signal upgrades
Hanover Borough Council will discuss a land development plan for a Wawa at 301 Eisenhower Drive and a signalization upgrade project on Eisenhower Drive. The body is also considering a new purchasing policy and a letter of support for county-wide homelessness coordination.
Road and Bridge/Building Project Updates
The Operational Services Committee will receive updates on ongoing road, bridge, and building projects in Luzerne County. It will also hear an update on the Forty Fort Airport. No formal actions are listed; the agenda consists of informational items.
Operational Services Committee to review road, bridge, and airport updates
The committee will receive updates on road and bridge building projects. Additionally, the body will discuss updates regarding the Forty Fort Airport.
Womelsdorf Borough Council to discuss new vehicle and grass ordinances
The Borough Council will hold a workshop meeting to discuss several new and existing ordinances. The body will also review maintenance estimates and personnel staffing for the police and masonry roles.
Council to adopt Ordinance No. 2026-03 restricting truck traffic
The Malvern Borough Council meeting will present the Zoning Ordinance and SALDO Amendments for discussion. Council members will vote to adopt Ordinance No. 2026-03 Truck Traffic Restrictions. The council will also authorize advertisement of the Trash and Recycling Request for Proposal. Minutes from the June 16 and…
Parking Authority discusses EV charging and grant opportunities
The Wilkes‑Barre Parking Authority Board will review reports, approve the prior meeting minutes, and consider several items including an EV charging discussion, LSA and HARIE grant discussions, and the transfer of recurring monthly bills to LAZ. No final decisions are indicated beyond routine approvals.
Planning Commission reviews waiver request for 234 Shady Farm Lane subdivision
The Centre County Planning Commission will consider a waiver request for the 234 Shady Farm Lane subdivision in Walker Township, which includes 21 lots (20 single-family residential and 1 solar facility). The meeting also includes a citizen comment period, approval of June 16, 2026 minutes, and updates on blight…
Emmaus council to vacate portion of Perkiomen Street
The Emmaus Borough Council will hold a public hearing to consider Ordinance 1288, which would vacate a portion of Perkiomen Street. The meeting will also include solicitor comments and a period for public and council comments.
Council considers vacating part of Perkiomen Street and adding disabled parking
The Borough Council will discuss two new ordinances regarding street changes and parking. The meeting also includes personnel decisions for the police and EMS departments and a review of the 2nd Quarter 2026 Budget Performance Report.
Infrastructure Committee to authorize payments for road and firehouse projects
The Infrastructure Committee is scheduled to consider payment applications for two ongoing municipal projects: West Lawn Interceptor roadwork and the Wyomissing Firehouse Restoration. The committee will review invoices totaling $61,125.40 for work completed in June 2026.
Infrastructure Committee to discuss data center zoning and sewer project payments
The committee is reviewing several infrastructure project payments and zoning updates. Key discussions include establishing criteria for data centers in the I-2 Zoning District and managing sanitary sewer upgrades.
Council to approve $100,700 bicycle plan grant and major development projects
The Media Borough Council will consider several reports and resolutions, including a manager's report on a Verizon cable franchise renewal and an engineer's report. Committee reports will cover a land development approval at 350 South Providence Road, transportation projects such as a bollard installation and a…
Media Borough Council discusses transportation grants and local ordinances
The Council will review several items including a $100,700 grant for a bicycle plan and various ordinance amendments. Discussion includes land development at 350 South Providence Road and updates to mass gathering and dining ordinances.
Wawa fuel station plan at 301 Eisenhower Drive up for approval
The Finance and Personnel Committee will consider approving a preliminary/final subdivision and land development plan for a Wawa Food Market and fueling station at 301 Eisenhower Drive. Other items include police promotions, a bid for the Eisenhower Drive signalization upgrade, and several change orders for the 44…
Council to vote on new vacant and at-risk property regulations
City Council will consider replacing the abandoned real property blight chapter with a new vacant and at-risk property ordinance. The body is also deciding on several budget amendments for health department positions and infrastructure grants.
Committee considers $15,000 for 14th Street crosswalk warning sign
The Public Works Committee is meeting to discuss an amendment to the 2026 Capital Fund Budget. The primary item is a proposal to fund a flashing beacon crosswalk sign using an AARP Community Challenge Grant.
Planning Commission to consider Seven Brew drive-thru coffee shop at 4111 William Penn Highway
The Monroeville Planning Commission will review two applications from Seven Brew for a property at 4111 William Penn Highway. The first is a site plan approval for a drive-thru coffee shop. The second is a conditional use request to allow multiple principal structures on the same parcel.
Palmyra Borough Council to hold public hearing on amusement arcade zoning
The Borough Council will hold a public hearing to discuss Ordinance #843, which proposes revising the definition and regulations for amusement arcades in the Central Business District. Council will also consider a road closure request for the 2026 Holiday Parade.
Public hearing on private club at 348 Beaver Street
Council will hold a public hearing and vote on a conditional use application for a private club at 348 Beaver Street. Also on the agenda: resolutions to adopt an official borough flag, authorize a tax-exempt lease-purchase of a Pierce Enforcer aerial ladder fire apparatus for $252,813, approve a part-time police…
Council considers snow removal regulations and infrastructure payments
The Borough Council will review several infrastructure projects, including the West Lawn Interceptor and the 2026 50/50 Sidewalk Program. The meeting includes discussions on new ordinances regarding snow and ice removal and the removal of snow emergency routes.
Council considers snow regulations, infrastructure payments, and sidewalk work
The Borough Council will review various committee reports including infrastructure, recreation, and fire/police activity. Key actions include considering new snow and ice removal regulations and several construction payments.
Council to hear data center zoning, kratom ban, public safety tax
The Borough Council work session will vote on several items including a zoning amendment to allow data centers in industrial districts, an ordinance to ban kratom products, and a discussion on establishing a public safety tax. Other actions include fee increases for recycling bins, a $15,850 elevator repair contract…
Sidewalk prioritization mapping and intersection painting process on agenda
The Transportation Advisory Committee will discuss ongoing projects including sidewalk prioritization mapping, a draft intersection painting process document, an update on the Turks Head Trail grant study, and a community shuttle survey. A placemaking idea at the Hannum Ave and Wayne St triangle is also on the agenda…
Borough Council to vote on $1.36 million note for new fire apparatus
The Ephrata Borough Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions, including updates to land use regulations and the adoption of a hazard mitigation plan. The body will also vote on street improvement contracts and a memorandum of understanding for a K-9 officer.
Oxford Parking Committee meets to discuss purpose and updates
The Oxford Parking Committee will convene at Borough Hall to approve minutes and discuss a revised statement of purpose and updates from the Borough Manager.
Council to vote on $650K grant for Empire, McLean St. bridges
The city council will consider a resolution authorizing a $650,000 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant application for the Empire Street and McLean Street Bridges Rehabilitation Project. The consent agenda includes multiple resolutions approving the disposition of records from various city departments and the…
Council holds public hearing to rezone three Kelly Street parcels to industrial use.
The Committee on Hearings and Policy will conduct a public hearing on Bill 513, which proposes changing the zoning for three parcels on Kelly Street in Homewood West. The current residential designation would be replaced with an Urban Industrial classification. The committee will review planning commission staff…
Authority to consider conservatorship on Woodland Road
The Redevelopment Authority will discuss and potentially decide on a conservatorship for Woodland Road, review a demo fund request, and debate strategic-plan goals. They will also approve prior minutes, bills, and the treasurer's report. Public comment is invited at the start.
Committee reviews grant pursuit for pedestrian bridge and rider surveys
The Committee to Reestablish Rail Service to West Chester will discuss ongoing action items including transit surveys, a potential state grant for a pedestrian bridge, and public engagement efforts. The committee also addresses two recent resignations, leaving two vacancies. No new votes or ordinances are expected.
Committee to discuss adding public safety tax
The Finance & Revenue Committee will discuss a proposed public safety tax and consider a grant resolution for the Adams and Nields Street Road Rehabilitation Project. They will also vote on a budget modification for playground equipment at Horrace Pippin Park and parking garage repairs. Additionally, the committee…
Easton City Council discusses hotel code updates and grant applications
The City Council committee will receive presentations on a trolley pilot and capital improvements. Members will discuss hotel code updates, health department denials, and lease renewals for Restlawn.
Council to consider Ordinance 2026-03 restricting certain vehicles
The Womelsdorf Borough Council will vote on Ordinance 2026-03 restricting certain vehicles and discuss a traffic ordinance. New business includes a handicap restroom at the park, Resolution 2026-04 appointing representatives to the BCCPC, and a right-of-way waiver at 104 S 2nd St. The council will also ratify bills…
Parking Committee discusses garage rates and hotel parking agreements
The committee will review updates to Chapter 104 regarding vehicles and traffic. Members will also consider a parking agreement for Hotel Indigo and a resolution updating handicapped parking properties throughout the Borough.
Variance sought for short-term rental units at 350-352 Chestnut Street
The Sewickley Zoning Hearing Board will hold public hearings on three variance applications. Cases involve a request for additional short-term rental units in a multifamily dwelling, a trash bin placement in a front yard, and a reduction in off-street parking spaces for an art center. The board will decide whether to…
Council to vote on $650K grant for Empire and McLean street bridges
The council will consider a resolution to submit a $650,000 grant application to the Commonwealth Financing Authority for the Empire Street and McLean Street Bridges Rehabilitation Project. They will also vote on seven resolutions authorizing the disposal of old records from various city offices including the…
Borough to consider purchasing ADA‑accessibility software for its website
The Tech Board will approve minutes from the May 4 meeting and review policy board camera features and costs. It will discuss a proposal to buy three software tools—DocAccess, AudioEye, and Acquia Web Governance—to make the borough’s website WCAG‑compliant. The board will also consider complaints about the parking…
Council to conditionally approve alcohol sales at Concerts by the Creek event
The borough council will consider a conditional approval for Cartel Brewing & Blending to sell alcohol at the July 7, 2026 Concerts by the Creek event in Grater Park, pending a PLCB special occasion permit and insurance. The council will also vote on an agreement with Crossing Guard Services, LLC to outsource crossing…
Council to review police contract, sewer bids, and culvert project
The Elizabethtown Borough Council will review bids for a sewer maintenance contract and a culvert replacement project on Spring Garden Street. Members will also consider a final payment for the 2025 sanitary sewer improvements and a five-year contract with the local police union. Additionally, the council will discuss…
Council to vote on grant for Monongahela Ave streetscape, hire fire staff
The Swissvale Borough Council will consider several motions, including hiring a full-time Fire Marshal and a part-time Firefighter, approving a grant application for Monongahela Avenue streetscape improvements, authorizing acquisition of a vacant property at 7509 Melrose Street, and contracting risk management…
Committee to discuss traffic calming policy and road ordinance
This committee meeting will discuss updates on traffic calming implementation, the 2026 microsurfacing program, ADA ramps at W. Third & Edgemont, and WWTP/MS4 matters including the Neshaminy streambank restoration project. Also up for discussion are a road degradation ordinance and borough standard construction…