July’s Kidder Township board of supervisors meeting made quick work of the short agenda.

The safety upgrade, which added cameras in and outside on the municipal building, now adds two 70-inch monitors for the meeting room.

Cost for the monitors and installation of $5,980 was approved unanimously, as was buying a laptop computer to manage the system at $945.

The township will now have a citizen notification and alert system reaching cellphones and emails, with supervisors agreeing to subscribe to GoGov for $3,600 per year.

Other business included buying two new space heaters for the municipal building and two for the schoolhouse in Albrightsville from Affordable Comfort Contracting, at a combined cost of $1,914.

Supervisors accepted two lots with new owners off the Carbon County Tax Claim list — both in the Holiday Pocono development.

The Camptel Poconos/ Maison Lodging property was given an extension of its lot improvement subdivision plan to Sep. 24, 2024.

The month’s bills totaling $247,520 were approved to be paid.

In reports, township manager Suzanne Brooks thanked Harmony Tree Service for removing a section of a tree that had fallen across the township’s walking trail.

Kidder Police reported that a bogus police fundraising letter is reported to be circulating in Albrightsville.