The council discussed traffic safety enhancements set to begin in April or May. This project aims to address concerns following previous incidents where pedestrians were injured by vehicles. The council also mentioned that the curb alterations would align with other streets intersecting Main Street.

In other business, the council approved a settlement agreement in the Gallagher versus Bloomingdale case.

The council reviewed several community events and initiatives. The Butler Tri-Borough First Aid Squad reported 169 emergency calls in February and announced upcoming fundraising events, including a breakfast and a beefsteak dinner. Funds raised will contribute to acquiring a new ambulance and essential equipment. The senior center’s March calendar includes a St. Patrick’s Day party and a theater outing, while the library mourned the loss of a board member and highlighted ongoing programs.

Furthermore, the council touched on the construction plans for Catherine and Belle Streets, addressing curbing and drainage issues to prevent flooding. The county’s involvement in improving infrastructure was also noted, with the public encouraged to stay informed through the borough’s emergency notification system.