Green Tree residents press PennDOT on I-376 realignment over safety, noise and pedestrian protection Residents and councilors at a Green Tree workshop urged PennDOT to change aspects of a proposed I-376 realignment, raising concerns about a Poplar Street ramp, the removal of a concrete pedestrian barrier on the Green Tree Road bridge, and where sound-wall noise might be displaced.

Residents in Green Tree are demanding crucial design changes to PennDOT's I-376 realignment plan, citing serious concerns over traffic safety and noise impacts.

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Council weighs stormwater projects tied to MS4 permit and grant funding Engineering staff outlined multiple stormwater projects (Dale Drive swale restoration, Holiday Drive, Trumbull Drive, Burroughs Stream) driven by the borough's MS4 permit. Staff said about $1,200,000 in grants and a $1,014,000 transfer from the bond fund are programmed to cover significant stormwater work; access and permitting affect timing and cost.

Green Tree is gearing up for major stormwater improvements in 2026, addressing flooding issues with a $1.2 million plan that includes critical restoration projects.

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Green Tree council reviews 2026 budget and a proposed half‑mill tax increase Borough Manager Diane Judy Miller presented a 2026 preliminary budget that includes a recommended half‑mill property tax increase (about $75 per year for a $150,000 assessed home). Council questioned the timing, size of transfers and posed an alternative to use reserves; staff will provide a no‑increase version before the Dec. 1 adoption.

Green Tree Borough is considering a half-mill property tax increase that could impact homeowners' budgets as council members challenge the timing amidst rising affordability pressures.

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Council approves two police officers for full-time status and recommends emergency-management coordinator Council approved full-time appointments for Officers Tyler Frederick and Cameron Hewitt effective Nov. 4, 2025, and authorized forwarding a recommendation to the governor’s office to appoint Matthew Swartzfager as the borough’s emergency-management coordinator.

The Green Tree Council just made significant strides in public safety by appointing two new full-time police officers and recommending a new emergency-management coordinator!

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Council orders statement, policy work after political mailer used GreenTree logo without authorization Council voted to issue an immediate public statement clarifying that a political mailer distributed by the GreenTree Democratic Committee was not authorized or affiliated with the borough and directed staff to draft a logo-use policy to prevent misleading third-party use.

GreenTree Borough officials are taking action to protect public trust after a misleading political mailer used their logo without authorization.

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Keystone Oaks Council approves change order for new fire truck amid supply chain delays Council approves $74,163 change order for fire truck due to supply chain issues

Green Tree Borough Council takes a significant step in public safety by approving a $74,163 change order for a new fire truck, ensuring volunteer firefighters get the best equipment despite ongoing supply chain challenges.

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GreenTree criticized for lack of effective communication with residents Residents urge GreenTree Council to hire dedicated communications manager for better engagement.

Green Tree Borough Council is under fire for its poor communication with residents, as calls grow for a dedicated manager to bridge the information gap.

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GreenTree Council shares women's leadership legacy during Women's History Month Council highlights contributions of female leaders in GreenTree during Women's History Month.

The Green Tree Borough Council meeting not only celebrated the legacy of women leaders but also sparked urgent discussions on community safety and inclusivity.

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Resident Karen Warrilla urges council to prioritize community pool amenities Karen Warrilla emphasizes residents' concerns over proposed amenities at local pool.

Residents are rallying behind Karen Warrilla's call for the Green Tree Borough Council to prioritize essential pool enhancements over costly luxuries!

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Local leaders honored during moment of silence for Black History Month reflection Participants reflect on historic Black leaders' impacts in honors for Black History Month.

The Borough of Green Tree honored Black History Month with a poignant moment of silence, celebrating the profound impact of leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. and the groundbreaking Freedom House Ambulance Services.

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