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A six-member Council and Mayor
govern the Borough. Two Council members are
elected from each ward and they serve for a
four-year term. The terms for Council members
are staggered.
Borough Council establishes policies
and regulations in order to maintain the
health, safety and welfare of our residents. A
full-time professional staff implements these
policies and regulations, which is under the
direction of an appointed Borough Manager.
The Mayor is elected at large and
serves for a four-year term. He oversees the
operation of the Police Department to insure
its integrity and ability to provide public
safety to the residents.
In 2001 Borough Council adopted a
Resolution establishing the Junior
Councilperson Program. The program is designed
to encourage high school juniors and seniors to participate in local
government and to provide their perspective and
input. The program runs for the length of the
school year.
If you are interested in contacting a member of
Borough Council or the Jr. Councilperson click on the
highlighted names below:
WARD I
Laura
Coombs (Second Vice-President)
David QuatchakWARD II
Richard H. Hartman
Jane A. Hopey
(Vice-President)
WARD III
Amy E. Sable
(President)
James W.
Lawrence
Dennis O'Keefe, Mayor
Junior Council Person -
Rebecca Leech
 Featured Biographies
Name: Richard H. Hartman
Position: Borough Council Member
Serves on the Following Committees:
*Recreation/Golf Course
*Public Works
Represents Ward: 2
Served Since: Jan. 1999
Resided in Borough since:
Employment/Occupation: Semi-Retired
Education: West View High School
Hobbies and Interests:
Organizations/Memberships and Community
Activities:
*North Hills Lodge #716
*Allegheny Council #38 Royal & Select
Master Masons
*Allegheny Royal Arch Chapter #217
*Allegheny Commandry #35
Family: Wife: Marlene Children:
Marcia, Wayne, Sherri
7 Grandchildren
Goals for Borough Government: To help
keep the integrity of our suburban living.
Name: Jane A. Hopey
Position: Vice President,
Borough Council
Serves on the Following Committees:
*Finance Committee
*Personnel Committee
*Park and Recreation Committee
Represents Ward:
2
Served Since:
Jan 2006
Resided in Borough since: 1977
Employment/Occupation:
*Hopey Heating and Cooling
Hobbies and Interests:
*Gardening, reading, hiking,
quilting and kayaking
Organizations/Memberships and Community Activities:
*Northland Library Authority Board
*Saint John Neumann's Women's Guild
*Bryant Factory Authorized Dealer
Family: Mike
and I have been married for more than 35 years and it does
seem to be flying by too fast. We are very proud of our two
daughters Marcie and Sara and our only son Michael.
Goals for Borough Government:
During my tenure in office, I will work to improve the
services Franklin Park Borough provides to its citizens.
Improving communications with our residents and improving
police, roads and recreational services will be my top
priority.
Name: Amy E. Sable
Position: President, Borough Council
Serves on the Following Committees:
*Personnel/Administration,
*Finance/Budget
*Land Use/Planning
Represents Ward:
3
Served Since:
December 2007
Resided in Borough since: March
2003
Employment/Occupation:
Attorney for Development Dimensions International, Inc.
Education:
*Lafayette College, BA 1991
*University of Pittsburgh School of Law, JD 1994
Hobbies and Interests:
*Gardening
*Photography
*Spending time with family
Organizations/Memberships and Community Activities:
*Member of the Board of Directors for
the Pittsburgh Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen
Breast Cancer Foundation
*Franklin Park Republican Committee
*Member of the Pennsylvania Bar
Family: Husband:
Alan K. Sable
Children: Gabriella and Spencer
Goals for Borough Government:
I would like to address the needs of the citizens of
Franklin Park and, in that regard, I will strive to maintain
the Borough's low tax rates while continuing to provide
excellent public services. Additionally, I would like to
protect the unique environmental and historical features of
the Borough by ensuring that future development in the
Borough is well-planned and addresses community needs.
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