At Wednesday’s White Township Supervisors Meeting, discussion focused on something that the township doesn’t have: an official flag.
The discussion came from a recent conference for the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors, where Supervisor Eugene Gemmell saw a procession of over 30 flags representing other townships in the state. Gemmell thought it would be a good idea to have a flag designed for the township, and possibly have that be a part of the PSATS meeting next year. Supervisors Gail McCauley and Sandi Gillette were named to the project, and Gillette said she was on board with the idea, and maybe get the public involved too.
In other business, the township supervisors approved a resolution to submit a grant application to the state Department of Community and Economic Development. They are asking for $25,000 from the Greenways, Trails and Recreation program to help fund the construction of an amphitheater for the White Township Recreation Complex.
