Ross Township’s new website will launch in about a week.

The site, www.rosstwpmcpa.gov, “will have less confusion and more information in a concise way,” said Matthew D’Elia, whom the township hired to create the new website.

With a laptop in hand, he showed the audience and township staff the new site during Monday’s supervisors meeting.

It has a calendar with township events and meetings. Information about township personnel, permits, forms and other documents will be accessible in a fewer number of pages and clicks than the current site.

Once it launches, the existing www.rosstwp.com, will be removed.

“The .gov extension gives us more opportunity to stay secure,” he said.

It will also allow web searchers to find the correct Ross Township quicker.

There is also a Ross Township in Allegheny County. It is adjacent to the northern border of Pittsburgh.

In other business

• Ally Brown will sing and play the guitar on July 31 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the township park. She performs various genres and takes requests. This is the second of three summer concerts hosted by Ross Township. It will occur in the pavilion. Attendees may bring their own blankets and chairs.

• Deb Brown, the part-time administrative assistant/planning commission secretary, had her 90-day review recently. Based on her review and positive feedback, the supervisors voted to continue her employment.

• The Ross Township Community Day will be held Sept. 17 from noon to 4 p.m. in the township park. The township is seeking craft vendors, food trucks, face painters, entertainment and volunteers for this event.

• The township is seeking a UCC Joint Board of Appeals member. This person must have an engineering background and meet other criteria. Contact the township office for more information.