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Board elects Schroeder chairman, authorizes $46,800 traffic signal grant.

Providence Township Board of Supervisors reorganizes leadership and authorizes traffic infrastructure grant. The board unanimously elected John E. Schroeder as chairman and J. Pepper Goslin as vice chairman and authorized a $46,800 state Green-Light-Go-Grant to upgrade traffic signal controls at

misc · Meeting of January 5, 2026

PA PROVIDENCE — Providence Township Board of Supervisors reorganizes leadership and authorizes traffic infrastructure grant. The board unanimously elected John E. Schroeder as chairman and J.

Pepper Goslin as vice chairman and authorized a $46,800 state Green-Light-Go-Grant to upgrade traffic signal controls at the Truce Road Intersection with $11,300 in township matching funds. The board ratified December bills totaling $2,228,212.47 from the general fund, approved multiple 2026 appointments and reappointments, and established mileage reimbursement at $0.725 per mile. The board accepted the resignation of Andrew Odell as tax collector and authorized Lancaster County to assume collection of township and county real estate taxes.

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Source: the misc meeting of January 5, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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