East Buffalo Township Posts March 9 Supervisors Meeting Agenda, Potentially Impacting Residents

East Buffalo Township posted the agenda for its Board of Supervisors public business meeting scheduled Monday, March 9, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. at the township building, 589 Fairground Road in Lewisburg. The agenda was published as a one-page PDF on March 6, 2026, and is labeled for the public business meeting of the board.

The one-page PDF lists a full slate of governance items that could affect residents across Union County’s East Buffalo Township, signaling the board will address a range of municipal matters when supervisors convene at the Fairground Road building. The document’s single-page format condenses the session into discrete agenda entries intended for resolution or discussion during the scheduled meeting time.

The Board of Supervisors meeting is designated as public business, meaning it will be held at the township building at 589 Fairground Road in Lewisburg and open to attendees at 5:30 p.m. on March 9. Township officials chose the standard municipality venue for the session, keeping the location within the township’s civic center used for prior supervisory business.

What this means for you: East Buffalo Township residents who wish to follow or participate should plan to attend the public meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, March 9, at the township building, 589 Fairground Road, to hear the board consider the items listed on the March 6 agenda.

The timeline is short: the agenda was posted March 6 and the supervisors will meet March 9, giving neighbors a narrow window to review the one-page PDF and prepare for any local implications. Union County households near Lewisburg and property owners along Fairground Road who monitor township governance should note the meeting location and start time as the moment decisions may be taken.

The board’s actions at the March 9 meeting will follow the items presented on the March 6 agenda, and any votes or directives issued by the Board of Supervisors at 589 Fairground Road will become part of East Buffalo Township’s municipal record.