Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Randy Altemose’s organization
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Mount Pocono Borough Council Meeting Minutes
The meetings addressed a variety of municipal matters. Key discussions included a proposal for a new bus transfer station by the Monroe County Transit Authority, an application for a DCED LSA grant for a new salt shed, and conditional land development approval for a Dunkin' property. The Council adopted the 2026 Active Transportation Plan and authorized the submission of a grant application for the Downtown Neighborhood Pedestrian Safety & Connectivity Project. Additional business included setting the holiday event schedule, discussing construction progress on the new garage, and addressing concerns regarding downtown traffic and pedestrian safety, including specific proposals for crosswalk flags and signage. Administrative actions involved approving bills, interfund transfers, and accepting committee resignations.
Jul 7, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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The board discussed multiple community projects, including the Bizio subdivision and land development plan, the Memorial Park Phase II rebid, and traffic safety improvements for Knob Road. Key legislative actions included authorizing debt for a new maintenance garage, adopting a data center ordinance, and authorizing an application for the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development Multimodal Transportation Fund regarding the Industrial Road connection. The council also reviewed financial reports, zoning matters, and various infrastructure improvement requests.
Jun 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Mount Pocono Borough Planning Commission Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting focused on a land development application for a Walmart Supercenter expansion, which involves a 4,700 square foot L-shaped building addition to improve order pickup and delivery services. Key discussion topics included the addition of 32 dedicated parking spaces, site circulation improvements, the relocation of a bus stop, and considerations for a total of 13 requested waivers. One specific waiver regarding private right-of-way width was excluded from the motion and directed to the council for further review.
Jun 16, 2026·StrategicPlan
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Mount Pocono Borough Active Transportation Plan
The Mount Pocono Active Transportation Plan serves as a community roadmap designed to improve streets, sidewalks, trails, crossings, and connections, aiming to enhance safety, accessibility, and active mobility for people of all ages and abilities. The plan identifies key issues such as high vehicular speeds, fragmented pedestrian networks, lack of safe crossings, and limited transit accessibility. It proposes comprehensive recommendations including traffic calming measures, sidewalk infill, intersection improvements, dedicated bike routes, trail connections, and enhanced transit access. The implementation strategy focuses on borough-led priorities, coordination with PennDOT, securing grant funding for corridor projects, and leveraging long-term redevelopment opportunities to foster a more connected and equitable transportation environment.
