During last Monday night’s Bristol Borough Council work session meeting, the governing body made a number of donations to different municipal and school services.
The biggest donation of the evening went to the Advisory and Oversight Committee for the group’s summer activities program. The $10,000 from the borough will help the summer program for kids in the borough. The educational programs’ activities include field trips to Trenton Thunder games and the Neshaminy State Park.
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The next donation went to fire house number 3. The house was recently updated and renovated. The $7,500 gift from the borough is a token thank you for further investing in the borough, Bristol Borough Council President Ralph DiGuiseppe II explained.
The final donation was a $1,000 gift to the fire police in Bristol.
“It defers their expenses for gas and everything else,” said Council Vice President Betty Rodriguez.
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Rodriguez presented the checks to Gene Williams of the Grundy Foundation, Fire Chief Herb Slack, and fire police volunteer Mark Burton respectively.
