Council approves snow plowing agreement and trail agreement, enhancing community services.

Commission aims to complete mural project with community volunteers before pool season begins

Gavin Holly told Emmaus officials that placing municipal officers on county task forces increases training, access to resources and the chance to receive forfeiture-funded support; he also announced two full-time community outreach positions and a new outreach staffer starting.

At an Emmaus event, DA Gavin Holly said opioid litigation settlement funds and drug asset forfeiture proceeds are being directed to treatment centers, sober-living programs and prevention projects, citing a $1,000,000 opioid-funded intervention and a $135,000 grant to Bloom for Women.

District Attorney Gavin Holly told Emmaus residents the county has seen a drop in homicides and a combined 94% clearance rate for 2024 and 2025, attributing the change to rapid arrests and regional task forces that assist smaller municipalities.

At its Dec. 15 meeting the Emmaus Borough Council passed five ordinances (12-83 through 12-87) and four financial resolutions, including the 2026 tax levy (10.6456 mills) and an updated fee schedule; all motions passed by roll call.

Leanne Gilbert recognizes Emmaus Lions Club for eight decades of community service and achievements.

Fire Chief welcomes Luke Cannon as a new part-time firefighter after successful internship.

City Council unanimously adjourns meeting at 07:28 after members motioned and seconded.

Owner evaluates $727 annual pet insurance after costly dental and health issues for Leo.

Community member supports rainbow mural using Genesis 9 amidst diverse interpretations.

Residents voice flooding issues and propose mural design changes during Emmaus Council meeting.