Six board members voted to appoint Peter Amuso, a partner at Clarke Gallagher Barbiero Amuso and Glassman, as interim solicitor. Board member James Pepper, the only Republican on the board, abstained.
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Amuso drew media attention three years ago when Pennsbury School District, for which he then served as solicitor, settled a First Amendment lawsuit; plaintiffs took the attorney to task for curtailing residents’ public comments.