West Penn Township’s Police Department has received a grant in the amount of $30,000.

On a 2-0 vote, supervisors on Monday morning adopted a resolution regarding the grant. Supervisor Timothy Houser was absent.

The grant came from an anonymous donor, according to board Chairman Tony Prudenti.

Prudenti accepted the funds on behalf of the township, with township treasurer Karen Wittig certifying that.

Township police Chief Brian Johnson said the department will use the funds for equipment for the cars.

“Right now, that’s what we’re looking at,” Johnson said.

Other action

In other business, supervisors:

• Announced that volunteers will be moving the locomotive on Saturday to the township Annex building.

• Awarded the 2018 multi-municipal bituminous seal coat project in conjunction with Walker Township to Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC for a price as to West Penn Township of $299,420, subject to acceptance by Walker Township of the Walker Township portion of the contract, and an agreement with Walker Township pursuant to which each township is financially responsible only for its share of the contract.

• Awarded the 2018 road material bid to Lehigh Asphalt Paving & Construction Co., Inc.

• Hired Brian Reeser as a full-time road crew worker at a salary of $18 an hour.

• Approved the sale of three parcels on Evergreen Drive, each in the amount of $1,224.