Council approves infrastructure projects, opposes data centers
Easton City Council approves infrastructure projects, formally adopts data center opposition policy. City Council unanimously authorized three major projects: a trail connection and pedestrian improvements along Bushkill Drive, a parking garage at 669 Washington with the County of Northampton, and
City Council · Meeting of August 26, 2026
PA EASTON — Easton City Council approves infrastructure projects, formally adopts data center opposition policy. City Council unanimously authorized three major projects: a trail connection and pedestrian improvements along Bushkill Drive, a parking garage at 669 Washington with the County of Northampton, and roof replacement at the College Hill Fire Station. Council also adopted Resolution 165-2026 formally opposing data center development, complementing a zoning amendment by Council member Crystal Rose.
The city approved Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes and two grant applications through the Department of Community and Economic Development. Police Chief Scalzo swore in officers Brandon Homoki and Biagio Colandrea and promoted Officer Scott Ednie to Sergeant.
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Source: the City Council meeting of August 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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