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Supervisors authorize Rawlinsville Fire Quick Response Service

Supervisors authorize fire company medical emergency service expansion. The Providence Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an agreement with Rawlinsville Fire Company to expand Quick Response Service for medical emergencies in the company's first due response area and approved

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misc · Meeting of September 14, 2026

PA PROVIDENCE — Supervisors authorize fire company medical emergency service expansion. The Providence Township Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an agreement with Rawlinsville Fire Company to expand Quick Response Service for medical emergencies in the company's first due response area and approved corresponding dispatch run card changes. Chairman John Schroeder, Vice Chairman J.

Pepper Goslin, and Member Lori Crossen also unanimously approved 95,077.32 dollars in August general fund bills and 64,633.46 dollars in state fund bills, plus an 800 dollar contribution to the Lancaster County Act 167 Stormwater Management Plan update. The supervisors directed Solicitor Melvin Newcomer to draft an ordinance regulating e-bikes, permitting only Class 1 pedal-assist models on the Enola Low Grade Trail and banning all electric bikes from the Mountain Bike Park.

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