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1. What does the Board of Supervisors do?

Cranberry is chartered as a Township of the Second Class under the Pennsylvania Municipalities Code. Its elected five-member Board of Supervisors is the Township’s governing body. The Board is responsible for all major decisions concerning Township finances, staffing, development, and policy direction.

2. When does the Board of Supervisors meet?

The Board normally holds a working session each month to prepare the agenda for its formal monthly meeting the following week. The agenda prep meetings are typically the fourth Thursday of the month while their Regular Business Meetings are typically on the first Thursday of the month. Meeting dates are subject to change.

3. Where does the Board of Supervisors meet?

The Board typically meets in the Council Chambers of the Municipal Center. These meetings are open to the public and the agenda includes time for public comments.

4. How can I find the Board’s agenda and actions?

Agendas, minutes, meeting schedules and more are online. Agendas and more...