Jen Mazzocco
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Top issues during term (20)
Active Transportation Plan intersection picks
Cost estimates aren't final yet — a mock-up packet with pricing comes to council next week.
Rec board staffing transition
The borough will fund a hire for the position, plus a new finance/HR role.
2026 Road Program and sidewalk complications
The 2026 road program work authorization is capped at $70,000, with the borough already having spent significant money on the pavement survey.
Commission Vacancies and Recruitment
The child abuse clearances are free for volunteers, so no cost to members.
Vape shop zoning regulations
2027 recreation calendar
About 3,400 eggs were purchased, plus roughly 8 prizes and donated/discounted cookies and donuts — all within the rec budget.
Handicap parking ordinance
Minimal direct cost, but annual renewals would add administrative work for borough staff; some seasonal disputes about enforcement are a recurring strain on police time.
Vape shop regulation ordinance
No direct dollar impact, but the ordinance adds a conditional-use review step and could limit new vape shops' low-cost entry into Dormont's business district.
Illegal gambling machines enforcement
Possible new or increased borough fees on gaming and skill-game machines could add revenue.
Dormont/Dwight and Peermont/Latonia traffic calming delays
Possible funding from the borough's SS4A grant of over $200,000 for demonstration projects.
Dormont Dash and Street Fair planning
Timing-company invoice pending; eliminating swag bags reduces costs, with sponsorship outreach to offset food expenses.
Sanitary sewer O&M 2026 bid
The 2026 sewer operations and maintenance work authorization is up to $70,000, plus a final $63,700.12 invoice under McVicar's 2025 contract.
Revival of the Dormont Car Show
Sponsors cover trophies, plaques and flyers, so it should cost the borough almost nothing.
commission meetings
No direct financial impact, but the commissions' decisions could influence future spending on street safety and human rights programs.
Councilperson Mazzocco's resignation
Fire civil service rules update
Tree City USA and Arbor Day recognition
Yoga in the Park expansion
Modest cost for a few directional yard signs; instructors have volunteered in past years.
Movies in the Parking Lot series
Movie rights run about $300 per film against a $3,000 annual movie budget; an adult movie would add roughly $300 plus any rider cost.
West Liberty Avenue road diet follow-through
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Mazzocco was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Suspend rules to move Proclamation 3, 2026 (Arbor Day) to April 6 voting meeting
Suspend rules to move Civil Service Rules Update to April 6 voting meeting
Officer elections: president, vice president, secretary
Approval of minutes deferred
Approval of November and December 2025 Meeting Minutes
Voting record (4)
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