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Police Chief Kriner appointed Borough Manager

Northumberland Borough Council unanimously appoints Police Chief Clifford Kriner as Borough Manager. Council Vice-President Stroup made the motion after Councilman Wetzel's recommendation, emphasizing the move balances "continuity of leadership with fiscal responsibility" in consolidating senior

Council · Meeting of January 20, 2026

PA NORTHUMBERLAND — Northumberland Borough Council unanimously appoints Police Chief Clifford Kriner as Borough Manager. Council Vice-President Stroup made the motion after Councilman Wetzel's recommendation, emphasizing the move balances "continuity of leadership with fiscal responsibility" in consolidating senior management. Council unanimously approved a $350,000 Tax Anticipation Note from Central Penn Bank & Trust at 3 percent interest, with funds arriving within days and repayment due by year-end.

Council also unanimously approved a 36-month energy contract for 2027 with an 80 percent rate increase, appointing Jeremy Deitrick to manage bulk purchases, and established a Unified Public Works Department under Resolution B-2026. ===END BRIEF===

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Source: the Council meeting of January 20, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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