Lititz Borough Council has taken significant steps to address community infrastructure and park regulations during its September 2025 meeting. A key highlight was the discussion surrounding the replacement of lead and galvanized water service lines, which homeowners will need to plan for over the next decade. The borough is preparing its second annual report on this issue, emphasizing the importance of awareness and proactive measures for residents. The council aims to secure grant funding to assist with these necessary replacements, acknowledging the financial burden on homeowners due to aging infrastructure.

In addition to infrastructure concerns, the council approved a resolution formalizing rules of conduct for borough-owned parks. These regulations include restrictions on park access after dark, prohibiting motorized vehicles, and requiring dogs to be leashed. The intent is to enhance safety and maintain cleanliness in the parks, with plans to post signs to inform the public about these new rules.

The meeting also previewed upcoming resolutions related to essential construction projects, including the replacement of the water treatment plant roof and the purchase of a new street sweeper, both of which are eligible for local grant funding. These initiatives reflect the council's commitment to improving community services and infrastructure while addressing the needs of residents. As the borough moves forward, continued communication and planning will be vital for residents to adapt to these changes and improvements.