On Monday, former borough manager Joe Cioffi was honored with a plaque as a commendation for his 60 years of service to the community by Mayor Anthony Court.
Cioffi, 81, had been serving as a temporary interim manager while the borough looked to find applicants after it was decided by council not to renew the former manager’s, Robert Villella earlier this year.
During his years serving the community Cioffi held positions as a teacher, administrator and a School Board member. He was a baseball and basketball coach, church lector, Director of Parks and Recreation and served as Borough Manager for Ellwood City from 2002-2006.
Cioffi has spent most of the past month sharing time with new borough manager David Allen. Allen was interviewed and voted in by council and hired as the permanent manger in November.
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