Dickinson Township’s Board of Supervisors unanimously voted March 18 to join a multi‑municipal coalition addressing Food Processing Residuals (FPRs), agreeing to an initial $10,000 cost share and two steering‑committee representatives while staff urged careful review of agreement details. The decision commits the township to participatory oversight and shared legal representation.

Dickinson Township approved a Keystone Municipal Solutions contract to pursue up to six grants in 2026 and accepted a $3,800 Larson Design Group quote for Lindenwood Park Phase II design and budget work needed for grant submissions.

Township manager told the board the township was awarded a $1,000,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant administered by the National Park Service and the Department of Conservation & Natural Resources; funds are restricted to park development and contracting is the final step.