Mifflinburg Borough Council Meeting Jan. 20, 6 p.m., Borough Building

Mifflinburg Borough Council convened an in-person meeting at the Borough Building, 120 North Third Street, beginning at 6:00 p.m. on Jan. 20, 2026, as part of its regular monthly session. The meeting was posted as a public notice on the borough calendar, signaling an open forum for residents and stakeholders to observe council business and offer input.

The council session served the routine functions of municipal government by providing a public venue where local officials address borough operations and community concerns. Holding meetings in person emphasizes opportunities for direct engagement between elected officials and neighbors, reinforcing local traditions of face-to-face civic participation in Mifflinburg. For many residents, in-person attendance remains the primary way to raise issues, present feedback, and follow decisions that affect day-to-day municipal services.

Mifflinburg Borough’s official calendar entry lists the time, location, and the monthly cadence of council meetings, and it functions as the primary public notice for those who want to attend or participate. The Borough Building at 120 North Third Street is the regular meeting site; sessions are scheduled for 6:00 p.m. to accommodate working residents and community members who travel in for public comment. The borough website provides the posted event details and is the place to check for agendas and future meeting dates.

For local readers, the meeting matters because council actions often have direct effects on neighborhood services, permitting, and municipal planning. Attending council meetings remains one of the clearest ways to influence local outcomes, raise safety or infrastructure concerns, and hold municipal leaders accountable. Residents who could not attend the Jan. 20 meeting can use the borough calendar to confirm future dates and to learn how to submit input ahead of sessions.

Mifflinburg Borough Council continues its monthly schedule as part of normal borough governance. Neighbors who want to follow up or confirm meeting times and locations can consult the borough website at mifflinburgborough.org/event/borough-council-mtg-2/2026-01-20/ for the posted notice and for updates on agendas and meeting logistics. Keeping an eye on that calendar will be the most direct way for Union County residents to stay involved in decisions shaping their community.