Bottom from Left: Councilman Paul Klevis, President Ron Jordan, Secretary Brenda Deeter, Vice President Pete Zuber.
Standing from Left: Councilman David Bowen, Councilwoman Karen Domalakes, President Pro Tem Brad Gotshall, and Councilman William Creasy
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Council President: Ronald Jordan
Term of Office: First elected to council: November 6, 2007 Current term expires: January, 2020 Party: Republican |
Committee Assignments:
The President of Council serves on all committees |
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Council Vice President: Pete Zuber
Term of Office: First elected to council: November 6, 2007 Current term expires: January, 2018 Party: Republican |
Committee Assignments:
-Finance- Chair -Streets & Sewer -Recreation -TCC - Alternative |
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Member: William Creasy
Term of Office: First elected to council: November 5, 2013 Current term expires: January, 2018 Party: Republican |
Committee Assignments:
-Light & Water - Chair -Streets & Sewer - Chair -Sanitation |
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Member: Karen Domalakes
Term of Office: First appointed to council: 2012 Current term expires: January, 2018 Party: Republican |
Committee Assignments:
-Recreation- Chair -Law and Order - Chair -Personnel |
Biography
Karen L. Domalakes is a lifelong resident of Frackville and an attorney in the Frackville office of Rubright, Domalakes, Troy & McDonald, working in the area of general practice. As such she has performed work for over one dozen municipalities including Boroughs, Townships, School and Zoning Boards. She graduated from Cardinal Brennan High School, the University of Scranton and the Dickinson School of Law. She is a member of the Frackville Rotary since 1998 and serves as their treasurer. She has also been active in the Frackville Business and Professional Association and has served as its president and secretary. Karen is also an active member of the Board of the Frackville Free Public Library and the Knights of Lithuania Council 144. She has also been a member of her church choir, now Saint Joseph the Worker, since she was a teenager, singing in both English and
Lithuanian.
Currently her goals on the Borough Council are to preserve our community assets and make sure that Frackville retains all the advantages of a small and hardworking community. As such her main project now is chairing the effort to gain funding for and make major renovations necessary to the continued operation of the community pool. The pool serves as a safe and wholesome meeting place for our families and their youth improving our quality of life. The pool has also offered valuable swimming lessons making our children safer. She also hopes to add improvements and equipment to our community parks. Particularly at the Memorial Park her goals are to resurface the tennis courts, make alterations to the basketball court and create an exercise course.
Karen L. Domalakes is a lifelong resident of Frackville and an attorney in the Frackville office of Rubright, Domalakes, Troy & McDonald, working in the area of general practice. As such she has performed work for over one dozen municipalities including Boroughs, Townships, School and Zoning Boards. She graduated from Cardinal Brennan High School, the University of Scranton and the Dickinson School of Law. She is a member of the Frackville Rotary since 1998 and serves as their treasurer. She has also been active in the Frackville Business and Professional Association and has served as its president and secretary. Karen is also an active member of the Board of the Frackville Free Public Library and the Knights of Lithuania Council 144. She has also been a member of her church choir, now Saint Joseph the Worker, since she was a teenager, singing in both English and
Lithuanian.
Currently her goals on the Borough Council are to preserve our community assets and make sure that Frackville retains all the advantages of a small and hardworking community. As such her main project now is chairing the effort to gain funding for and make major renovations necessary to the continued operation of the community pool. The pool serves as a safe and wholesome meeting place for our families and their youth improving our quality of life. The pool has also offered valuable swimming lessons making our children safer. She also hopes to add improvements and equipment to our community parks. Particularly at the Memorial Park her goals are to resurface the tennis courts, make alterations to the basketball court and create an exercise course.
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Member: Helen Miernicki
Term of Office: First appointed to council: November 9, 2016 Current term expires: Must run 2017 (January, 2020) Party: Republican |
Committee Assignments:
-Economic Development - Chair -Property -Law and Order |
Goals
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Member: Charles Berger
Term of Office: Currently Appointed to council: March 2016 Current term expires: Must run 2017 Party: |
Committee Assignments:
-Property Chair -Personnel Chair |
Mayor: Kim Phillilps
Telephone: (570) 874-3860
Term of Office:
First elected: November 3, 2009
Current term expires: January, 2018
Party: Republican
Telephone: (570) 874-3860
Term of Office:
First elected: November 3, 2009
Current term expires: January, 2018
Party: Republican
Borough Solicitor: Mark Semanchik
