Bucks County public meetings in 2022

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board will vote on the county's 2022 Annual Required Contribution and set the 2023 interest rate. It will also consider service credit purchases for three employees, approve 2023 meeting dates, and discuss a fee proposal and an investment advisor RFP.

• Approval of the County’s Annual Required Contribution (ARC) for 2022
• Approval of the interest rate for 2023
• Request to purchase part-time service for Vincent J. Caperelli
• Request to purchase part-time service for Michael T. Duncan
• Discussion of RFP for Investment Advisor

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda containing numerous contracts and resolutions, including agreements for support services, foster care, corrections programs, and facility upgrades. A presentation from the 2022 Poet Laureate of Bucks County Community College is also scheduled.

• $1.5M contract increase with Aramark for correctional food services
• $2.08M contract increase for architectural design of Lower Bucks Government Services Center
• $13.52M UASI grant for Regional Counter Terrorism Task Force
• $250,000 settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit against the county
• Contracts for foster care, shelter operations, and homeless services

The Board of Commissioners approved the 2023 County Budget, tax levies, and appropriations. The board also passed a series of consent agenda items including multiple service contracts and legal settlements.

• Adopted 2023 County Budget (3-0)
• Adopted 2023 County Tax Levies, Millage Rate and User Fee Schedules (3-0)
• Approved 2023 Appropriations to County Agencies and Authorities (3-0)
• Approved $1.5M contract increase for Aramark food services at correctional facilities (3-0)
• Approved $2.08M contract increase for Lower Bucks Government Services Center design (3-0)
• Approved $250,000 and $275,000 legal settlements for the estates of Brittany Ann Harbaugh and Paul Steele (3-0)
• Approved $13.52M and $1.48M PEMA grant agreements for Regional Counter Terrorism Task Force (3-0)
• Approved $5,500 in total contributions to Dementia Society of America, Fallsington Library, and Snipes Farm (3-0)

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners are holding a special meeting to set salaries for several elected officials, including themselves. The meeting includes public comment and approval of past minutes.

• Resolution to set salaries for Commissioners
• Resolution to set salary for Clerk of Courts
• Resolution to set salary for Coroner
• Resolution to set salary for Register of Wills/Orphans’ Court
• Resolution to set salary for Treasurer

The Board of Commissioners approved a series of 1% salary increases for specific elected officials effective annually from 2024 through 2027. These officials will also receive the same benefits package provided to non-union employees during those periods.

• Approved minutes of November 28, 2018 (3-0)
• Approved minutes of December 9, 2020 (3-0)
• Approved 1% salary increases effective Jan 1 of 2024, 2025, 2026, and 2027 for Commissioners, Clerk of Courts, Coroner, Register of Wills/Orphans’ Court, and Treasurer (3-0)

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board will consider approving a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) exception list for 16 non-represented positions, including solicitors, board members, and a district attorney, effective January 1, 2023. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and setting 2023 meeting dates.

• Approval of 2023 COLA exception list for 16 positions across departments like Law, Board of Assessment, Controller, and District Attorney
• Positions include Special Project Solicitor, Board Members, Solicitors, IV-D Attorney, Discovery Master, and Juvenile Court Hearing Officer
• Effective date of COLA increase: January 1, 2023
• Approval of minutes from November 2, 2022 meeting
• Approval of 2023 Salary Board meeting dates

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will consider a consent agenda with numerous contracts and a regular agenda with ARPA-funded EMS support. Key items include an $8.7 million contract with Motorola for the countywide emergency radio system, over $2 million in ARPA funding for multiple rescue squads, and a $4.6 million health insurance contract. The meeting also includes presentations from the Opioid Advisory Committee and recognition of peace officers.

• $8,734,885 contract with Motorola Solutions for emergency radio system maintenance and support through 2028
• $2 million+ in ARPA funding for Bensalem, Bucks County, Central Bucks, and Chal-Brit EMS agencies
• $4,647,348 contract with Independence Blue Cross for medical and vision plan administration
• $717,550 contract with Bucks County Housing Group for supportive housing services
• $754,000 contract with YWCA of Bucks County for life skills, camps, and literacy programs

The Board of Commissioners approved $5.5 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding to support non-profit emergency medical services. They also passed a series of consent agenda contracts for health, housing, and infrastructure, and adopted $375,000 in budget adjustments.

• Approved $5.5M ARPA funding for non-profit rescue squads (3-0)
• Approved $375,000 in budget adjustments for Constables, Health Department, and ERP (3-0)
• Approved $8.7M contract with Motorola Solutions for Emergency Radio System maintenance (3-0)
• Approved $12.7M in health and prescription plan contracts with Independence Blue Cross (3-0)
• Approved $438,097 contract with Knight Bros Inc. for tree removal in parks (3-0)
• Approved penalty waivers for new property owners who do not receive tax bills (3-0)
• Reappointed Dale Keddie, W. Josh Buchanan, and Annemarie Murphy to Drug & Alcohol Commission (3-0)
• Approved $11,200 in contributions to Red Cross, BCCC Foundation, and other civics (3-0)

Board of Elections

The Board of Elections is meeting to consider challenges to provisional ballots from the recent election. The agenda consists only of this hearing and the call to order and adjournment.

• Challenges to Provisional Ballots Hearing

Board of Elections

The Bucks County Board of Elections will discuss and decide on the status of segregated ballots and provisional ballots from the November 8, 2022, General Election. Items include ballots with signature, date, or secrecy envelope deficiencies, as well as multi-ballot drop-box incidents. The meeting includes public comment periods.

• Discussion of ballots with no signature, undated or incorrectly dated
• Discussion of ballots with missing or unsealed secrecy envelopes, or identifying marks
• Discussion of multi-ballot drop-box incidents
• Discussion of provisional ballots cast in the November 8 General Election

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will consider requests to purchase part-time service for Mark J. Capper, Karen L. Dumont-Korizis, and Amanda Vershinin, and review a Principal fee schedule proposal. The meeting also includes public comment, approval of prior minutes, and a secretary report.

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda containing over 30 contracts and grants, including a $3.67 million HUD grant award for CDBG, ESG, and HOME programs, a $975,000 contract for youth independent living services, and a $928,000 contract for out-of-school youth job training. The regular agenda includes board appointments and $11,600 in civic grants. Public comment is taken in two sessions, first on agenda items and then on any topic.

• Acceptance of $3,667,739 in 2022 HUD grant funds for CDBG, ESG, and HOME housing programs
• $975,000 contract increase with Tabor Children's Services for independent living and life skills services
• $928,000 contract increase with Bucks County Community College for out-of-school youth job training
• $700,000 contract increase with Dell for county computer hardware
• $249,994 Justice Assistance Grant to implement the Wellness, Reentry & Assessment Program (WRAP)

The Board of Commissioners approved a series of consent agenda items including ARPA funding for senior centers, youth services, and IT hardware. They also confirmed appointments to the Housing Authority and Human Relations Council and approved several civic contributions.

• Approved ARPA funding for Bristol Township, Eastern Upper Bucks, and Falls Township senior centers (3-0)
• Approved $700,000 contract increase for Dell Marketing L.P. computer hardware (3-0)
• Approved $1.85M WIOA Title 1 contract for Educational Data Systems, Inc. (3-0)
• Approved appointment of Lynette Ingram to the Housing Authority (3-0)
• Approved appointments of Bernie Hoffman, Laurence Nodiff, and David Boekel to the Human Relations Council (3-0)
• Approved $3.66M in CDBG, ESG, and HOME grant revenue from HUD (3-0)
• Approved $11,500 in total contributions to five civic organizations (3-0)
• Approved $249,994 Justice Assistance Grant for the WRAP program (3-0)

Board of Elections

The Bucks County Board of Elections will meet to discuss ballots that were segregated during the November 8, 2022, General Election, including those with signature, date, and secrecy envelope deficiencies, as well as multi-ballot drop-box incidents and ballots not properly received. The board will also discuss the status of provisional ballots cast in that election. Public comment will be taken on agenda items.

• Discussion of ballots with no signature, undated or incorrectly dated
• Discussion of ballots with no secrecy envelope, unsealed envelope, or identifying marks
• Discussion of multi-ballot drop-box incidents
• Discussion of ballots not properly received by the Board of Elections
• Discussion of the status of provisional ballots from the November 8, 2022 General Election

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board will meet to approve minutes from the previous meeting and consider salary board actions. The agenda contains only routine procedural items with no specific salary changes or new proposals listed.

• Approval of minutes from October 5, 2022 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board Actions

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda with numerous contracts and funding approvals, including a $4.5 million opioid settlement, ARPA-funded senior and mental health services, and contracts for youth programs. A regular agenda includes budget adjustments and board appointments. Public comment is limited to three minutes per person on agenda items.

• Approve receipt of $4,504,606.99 in National Opioid Settlement funds from multiple pharmaceutical companies
• Approve $52,918 in ARPA funding for Morrisville Senior Servicenter
• Approve $300,000 in ARPA funding for a Wellness House for female forensic population
• Approve $1,656,830 contract for mentoring and monitoring services with Neighborhood First Program
• Approve $1,311,366 in ARPA funding for sign-on and retention bonuses at St. Luke's Penn Foundation

The Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda featuring multiple social service contracts and the receipt of $4,504,606.99 in National Opioid Settlement funds. The board also adopted a budget adjustment for the Board of Elections and confirmed several board appointments.

• Approved receipt of $4,504,606.99 in National Opioid Settlement funds (3-0)
• Approved $1.6M contract with Neighborhood First Program, Inc. for mentoring and monitoring (3-0)
• Approved budget adjustment for Board of Elections totaling ($1,190,000) (3-0)
• Approved $6.5M bond issuance authorization for Kampus Klothes, LLC (3-0)
• Approved $50,000 contribution to James Michener Arts Center and $4,000 to Bucks County Tour of Honor (3-0)
• Approved retention bonus side letter agreement for Deputy Sheriffs and Sergeants (3-0)
• Appointed Kellee Blake to Bucks America250PA and multiple members to Library and Parks & Recreation boards (3-0)
• Approved $19,800 settlement agreement with Sarak Owk (3-0)

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will consider a consent agenda with over 50 contracts and grants, including a $1.345 million rehabilitation of Bridge #36 on Stockton Avenue in New Hope, and numerous social service agreements for mental health, early intervention, homelessness prevention, and housing. The meeting also includes presentations on a Bridge Clinic and Human Services Appreciation, plus public comments on agenda items.

• $1.345M contract for rehabilitation of Bridge #36 on Stockton Avenue over Aquetong Creek in New Hope Borough
• $934,416 contract with Pediatric Therapeutics for early intervention services for children
• $1.1M contract with Sunny Days Early Childhood Developmental Services for early intervention
• $567,265 contract for hauling voting machines through 2026
• $504,550 in ARPA funding to renovate a property into six affordable rental units in Quakertown

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a consent agenda containing dozens of contracts and resolutions, including a $1.345 million contract for rehabilitation of Bridge #36 on Stockton Avenue over Aquetong Creek in New Hope Borough. They also approved a $149,955 contract increase for a Children's Partial Hospitalization Program in Lower Bucks, a $934,416 early intervention services contract, and a $1.1 million early intervention contract. A regular agenda resolution approved $50,772 in ARPA funding for Bensalem Senior Citizens Association senior center services.

• Approved $1,345,000 contract for rehabilitation of Bridge #36 on Stockton Avenue over Aquetong Creek in New Hope Borough (vote 3-0).
• Approved $149,955 contract increase for startup funds for a Children's Partial Hospitalization Program in Lower Bucks (vote 3-0).
• Approved $934,416 contract for early intervention services for children (vote 3-0).
• Approved $1,127,300 contract for early intervention services for children (vote 3-0).
• Approved $50,772 in ARPA funding for Bensalem Senior Citizens Association senior center services (vote 3-0).
• Approved $853,494.60 contract for support of CourtPro document imaging system (vote 3-0).
• Approved $567,265 contract for hauling of voting machines (vote 3-0).
• Approved $664,000 budget adjustment for Workforce & Economic Development grant funds (vote 3-0).

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will vote on five requests to purchase various types of leave and service time for individual employees, including leave of absence, workers' compensation, FMLA, and part-time or military service. The meeting also includes routine approval of minutes and a secretary's report.

• Request to purchase leave of absence and workers' comp time for Michael C. Bahlaj
• Request to purchase part-time service for Marta G. Dressel
• Request to purchase FMLA and part-time service for Rebecca M. Kelly
• Request to purchase workers' comp and non-intervening military service for Gregory Williams

Salary Board

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The board will review minutes from the September 7, 2022 meeting and previous Salary Board actions.

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will review a series of service contracts for seniors, youth, and workforce development. The body is also discussing budget adjustments related to the sale of county property and a public transportation study for Upper Bucks.

• Authorization of $12,000,000 re-issuance for Community Welfare Council of Newtown, Inc. (Pickering Manor)
• Contract with Adelphoi Village, Inc. for children's placement services totaling $1,300,000
• ARPA funding of $260,000 for demolition of the old Women’s Community Correction Center
• Contract increase of $403,028.78 with Lumen Technologies Group for internet and VPN services
• Budget adjustment of $4,500,000 to the General Fund for the sale of county property

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners approved a $4.5 million budget adjustment to account for the sale of county property. They also approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and grants, including over $1.3 million for children's services and $220,000 for home-delivered meals. The board appointed Gail Humphrey to the Housing Authority and approved $4,000 in civic contributions to the Coalition to Shelter and Support the Homeless and Immigrant Rights Action.

• Approved $4.5 million budget adjustment for sale of county property (2-0).
• Approved consent agenda including contracts for senior nutrition, early intervention, children's services, and more (2-0).
• Approved $220,000 contract increase for home-delivered meals via Mom's Meals (consent agenda).
• Approved $1.3 million contract with Adelphoi Village for children's placement services (consent agenda).
• Approved $260,000 ARPA-funded demolition of old Women's Community Correction Center (consent agenda).
• Approved $403,028 contract for internet and VPN services with Lumen Technologies (consent agenda).
• Appointed Gail Humphrey to the Housing Authority (2-0).
• Approved $1,500 for Coalition to Shelter and Support the Homeless and $2,500 for Immigrant Rights Action (2-0).

Board of Elections

The Bucks County Board of Elections will vote on meeting minutes, library lease extensions, a video retention policy, and whether to keep 2020 election records beyond the current 22-month period. The board will also hear an update on RNC litigation and county curing procedures, and discuss ballot return site dates and ballot preparation.

• Retention of 2020 election records past 22 months
• RNC litigation and county curing procedures
• Referendum: Decreasing Yardley Borough Council from 7 to 5 councilpersons
• Referendum: Newtown Township ambulance tax, ½ mill real estate tax increase
• Dates of operation for ballot return sites & drop boxes

Retirement Board

The Board will review the August minutes and secretary report. Discussion includes a request regarding FMLA absent time and a review of an allocation to Blackstone.

• Request to purchase FMLA absent time for Juliane C. Barreto
• Review allocation to Blackstone

County Commissioners

The Commissioners are reviewing a wide range of resolutions including contract renewals for emergency response systems, mental health services, and election support. The agenda also includes funding for community development, public safety training, and infrastructure maintenance.

• Bensalem PCH LLC d/b/a Allegria at the Oaks: $657,900 contract for personal care home support
• L.J. Paolella Construction, Inc.: $2,389,000 contract for African American Museum of Bucks County renovation
• Bucks County Opportunity Council: contracts for housing and case management services
• Emergency Management: acceptance of $8,751,445.57 in grant funds for 2021 vaccination efforts
• Board of Elections: contract for BlueCrest on-call support of $41,946.38

The Bucks County Commissioners approved a consent agenda with dozens of contracts and resolutions, including a $2.389 million general construction contract for the restoration and renovation of a farmhouse for the African American Museum of Bucks County. They also approved a marketing agreement with 5G LLC for cellular company leases on county properties, budget adjustments for emergency rental assistance, and several personnel actions and board appointments. The meeting included a proclamation declaring October 2, 2022 as 'Upstander Day' and an update on opioid settlement fund expenditures.

• Approved $2.389M contract for African American Museum farmhouse renovation (3-0)
• Approved marketing agreement with 5G LLC for cellular leases on county properties (3-0)
• Approved $8.75M in FEMA/PEMA grant funds for 2021 vaccination efforts (3-0)
• Approved $1.84M contract for human services transportation (3-0)
• Approved $402K in ARPA funding for youth job readiness program (3-0)
• Approved $350K contract for DA's backfile conversion project (3-0)
• Approved $111.7K for ballistic vests and equipment for Deputy Sheriffs (3-0)
• Approved budget adjustments totaling $7.155M for emergency rental assistance (3-0)

Salary Board

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The board will review minutes from the August 3, 2022 meeting and previous board actions.

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is meeting to approve a wide range of service contracts for human services, juvenile probation, and corrections. The agenda includes a legal settlement payment and a change to the public comment time limit for agenda items.

• Payment of $337,500 to the Estate of Charles Joseph Freitag, Sr. to settle litigation
• Contract for $850,000 with Community Commitment, Inc. for juvenile in-home counseling
• Contract increase of $318,340.72 with Aramark Facilities Services, LLC for corrections maintenance
• Reduction of per-person public comment time from 5 minutes to 3 minutes
• Contract for $427,480 with Be Well Transitional Living, LLC to operate Transition House

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a consent agenda containing dozens of contracts and grants, including a $337,500 litigation settlement in the Freitag estate case. They also approved a $160,000 HOME grant to Habitat for Humanity for a single-family home in Bristol Borough, and ratified a collective bargaining arbitration award for 240 corrections and related staff. Public comment time was extended to accommodate all speakers.

• Approved consent agenda with 24 items including contracts for Transition House ($427,480), mobile engagement services ($230,200), and drug testing ($110,000).
• Approved $337,500 settlement payment in Estate of Charles Joseph Freitag Sr. v. County of Bucks.
• Approved $160,000 HOME grant to Habitat for Humanity for a single-family residence at 5802 Beaver Dam Road, Bristol Borough.
• Ratified contract interest arbitration award for 240 staff (Corrections Officers, Case Managers, Cooks, etc.) for 2021-2024.
• Approved $1,085,380 in WIOA grant funds for Out-of-School Youth programs and $186,200 for TANF program.
• Approved $605,890 grant for juvenile and specialized probation services.
• Approved $305,000 Police Traffic Services Grant and $113,631 for Community Traffic Safety programs.
• Approved $216,000 grant for Intermediate Punishment Treatment Program.

Retirement Board

The Board will review the July Secretary Report and minutes from the July 20, 2022 meeting. A primary item involves approving a legal engagement for potential litigation regarding Covetrus, Inc. securities.

• Engagement of Kessler, Topaz, Meltzer & Check, LLP for potential Covetrus, Inc. securities class action

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is meeting to approve several agricultural conservation easements and a variety of service contracts for health, human services, and infrastructure. The agenda includes funding for veterans' affairs and the replacement of a bridge in New Britain Township.

• Agricultural conservation easements for the Hunsberger farm ($376,860) and Goldenberg/Burland farm ($51,944.90) in Bedminster Township
• Contract for $268,658.35 for the replacement of Bridge #54 on King Road over Herkaken Creek
• ARPA funding of $200,000 for Bucks County Community College to establish an office for veterans’ affairs and returning adults
• Contract for $1,404,725 with T.E.C., Inc. for residential services for individuals with intellectual disabilities
• ARPA funding of $459,155 for St. Luke's Penn Foundation to support camp programming for children and adolescents

The Bucks County Commissioners approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and grants, including a $1.4M contract for residential services for individuals with intellectual disabilities and two agricultural conservation easements totaling over $428,000. They also approved a $200,000 ARPA grant to establish a veterans' affairs office at Bucks County Community College and a $300,000 contract increase for Recovery House funding. All votes were 3-0.

• Approved $1,404,725 contract with T.E.C., Inc. for residential disability services (3-0)
• Approved $376,860 agricultural conservation easement on Hunsberger farm (3-0)
• Approved $51,944.90 agricultural conservation easement on Goldenberg/Burland farm (3-0)
• Approved $300,000 contract increase for Recovery House funding (3-0)
• Approved $200,000 ARPA grant for veterans' affairs office at Bucks County Community College (3-0)
• Approved $459,155 ARPA funding for camp programming for children and adolescents (3-0)
• Approved $385,000 ARPA funding for re-entry assistance for Department of Corrections (3-0)
• Approved $250 to Boston Legacy Foundation, $2,000 to Garden of Reflection, $4,000 to Gilda's Club (3-0)

Board of Elections

The Board of Elections will review a change to a Springfield Township polling location and discuss security or staffing for drop boxes. The meeting includes a proposed relocation from Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church to the Passer Community Center.

• Polling place change: Springfield Twp, from Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church to Passer Community Center
• Discussion regarding Drop Box security and staffing

General

The Salary Board is meeting to approve minutes from the July 6, 2022 meeting and review Salary Board actions. The agenda consists of procedural items.

• Approval of July 6, 2022 meeting minutes
• Approval of Salary Board actions

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review various contracts for senior services, child welfare, and infrastructure. Key actions include accepting American Rescue Plan Act funds and considering an ordinance for community college capital project financing.

• Acceptance of $61,017,041 from the US Department of the Treasury
• Ordinance #169 regarding $15,000,000 in bonds for Bucks County Community College
• $1,524,000 contract for Bridge #183 on Farm School Road in Bedminster Township
• Multiple senior center service contracts ranging from $21,102 to $184,015
• $430,000 contract for community residential services for dependent children

The Bucks County Commissioners approved acceptance of $61,017,041 in American Rescue Plan Act funds and enacted Ordinance #169, authorizing up to $15 million in bonds for a Bucks County Community College capital project. The consent agenda and regular agenda resolutions were approved unanimously (3-0), including contracts for senior centers, child services, and a bridge rehabilitation. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved acceptance of $61,017,041 in ARPA funds (3-0)
• Enacted Ordinance #169 authorizing up to $15M in bonds for community college capital project (3-0)
• Approved $1,524,000 contract for Bridge #183 rehabilitation on Farm School Road (3-0)
• Approved $430,000 contract with Acollective Consulting for community residential services for dependent children (3-0)
• Approved $100,000 contract with RTM LLC for juvenile community-based services (3-0)
• Approved $61,937.06 contract for body cameras for park rangers (3-0)
• Approved $179,278 contract with United Way for car loan program (3-0)
• Approved appointments to Human Relations Council, Library Board, and Redevelopment Authority (3-0)

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will meet to consider requests to purchase part-time service for two individuals. The board will also review the allocation to Ben Franklin Technology Partners.

• Request to purchase part-time service for Diane C. Dimidio
• Request to purchase part-time service for James Gilmour
• Review of allocation to Ben Franklin Technology Partners

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider a wide range of consent and regular agenda items, including agricultural land preservation and ARPA-funded health and human services. The meeting includes approvals for IT infrastructure upgrades and community development grants.

• Agricultural conservation easement for the Heacock farm on Sweetbriar Road for $181,740
• ARPA funding for sign-on and retention bonuses for Lenape Valley Foundation ($1,983,496) and Family Service Association of Bucks County ($181,800)
• Justice Center network refresh equipment from CoreBTS Inc. for $674,034.95
• CDBG funding for ADA curb ramps in Middletown Township ($150,000) and ADA bleachers in Penndel Memorial Park ($117,000)
• Contract increase for CivicPlus to add an e-payment portal to the county website for $100,892.13

The Bucks County Commissioners approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and funding allocations, including ARPA-funded purchases and service agreements. Notable approvals include a $674,034.95 network equipment purchase for the Justice Center, a $1.98 million ARPA grant for staff bonuses, and a $181,740 agricultural conservation easement. The meeting was adjourned with a 3-0 vote.

• Approved $674,034.95 ARPA-funded network equipment purchase for Justice Center (3-0)
• Approved $1,983,496 ARPA funding for Lenape Valley Foundation staff bonuses (3-0)
• Approved $181,740 agricultural conservation easement on Heacock farm (3-0)
• Approved $523,637 contract increase for Children and Youth IT services (3-0)
• Approved $100,892.13 contract increase for county website e-payment portal (3-0)
• Approved $80,000 food products contract for Youth Center (3-0)
• Approved $72,100 contract increase for emergency shelter services (3-0)
• Approved $117,000 CDBG funding for ADA bleachers in Penndel (3-0)

Salary Board

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The board will review minutes from the June 1, 2022 meeting and approve Salary Board actions.

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider a wide range of contract amendments and new agreements for human services, public safety, and infrastructure. The meeting includes budget adjustments for COVID-19 stimulus and capital funds, as well as two board appointments.

• ARPA funding of $391,730 for a Workforce on Wheels (WOW) vehicle from Farber Specialty Vehicles, Inc.
• CDBG funding of $213,142 for a street medicine program via Family Service Association of Bucks County
• Contract for $47,096 for sampling and reporting at the Hidden Valley Landfill with INTEX Environmental Group, Inc.
• Contract for $34,966.80 to connect two 911 centers with Comcast Cable Communications Management LLC
• Appointments of Jay Deppeler to Juvenile Detention Center Board of Managers and James Prokopiak to Bucks County Redevelopment Authority

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners approved a $391,730 ARPA-funded purchase of a Workforce on Wheels (WOW) mobile unit to deliver PA CareerLink services countywide, along with a $213,142 CDBG contract for a street medicine program to assist the homeless. The board also approved a large consent agenda of contracts, including a $223,172 shared housing MOU, a $170,124 early intervention contract increase, and a $61,590.70 Vivitrol contract increase for the Medication Assisted Treatment Program. All votes were 3-0.

• Approved $391,730 ARPA purchase of Workforce on Wheels vehicle (3-0)
• Approved $213,142 CDBG contract for street medicine program (3-0)
• Approved $223,172 MOU for Shared Housing Match-up Program (3-0)
• Approved $170,124 early intervention services contract increase (3-0)
• Approved $61,590.70 Vivitrol contract increase for MAT program (3-0)
• Approved $84,333 CDBG contract for Housing Link and Diversion Services (3-0)
• Approved $387,703 ARPA funding for at-risk youth programs (3-0)
• Approved AFSCME interest arbitration award for 120 employees (3-0)

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board is meeting to approve previous minutes and a secretary report. The board will consider requests to purchase service credits for two individuals.

• Request to purchase non-intervening military service for David F. Coyne
• Request to purchase part-time service for Marie J. Jefferson

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a series of contracts and resolutions, including significant ARPA-funded hiring bonuses for human services. The meeting includes a vote on a used car lemon law ordinance and several legal settlements.

• Contract with PrimeCare Medical, Inc. for $46,047,152.69 to provide health services at correctional and youth detention facilities
• Ordinance #168 concerning the sale and warranty of used motor vehicles (Used Car Lemon Law)
• Settlement payment of $625,000 in the matter of Adami vs the County of Bucks
• Multiple ARPA-funded sign-on and retention bonuses for human services providers, including $1,448,703 for BARC Developmental Services
• Contract with Contract Pharmacy Services, Inc. for $1,299,000 for pharmacy services at Neshaminy Manor

The Bucks County Commissioners approved a $46,047,152.69 contract with PrimeCare Medical, Inc. to provide health services at all correctional facilities and the youth detention center for five years. They also approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts, including ARPA-funded bonuses for human services staff, and passed a Used Car Lemon Law ordinance. Board reappointments to the community college board passed 2-1 after a failed amendment.

• Approved $46,047,152.69 PrimeCare health services contract for correctional facilities (3-0)
• Approved Used Car Lemon Law Ordinance #168 (3-0 roll call)
• Approved consent agenda with contracts, including $148,800 for Sublocade treatment program (3-0)
• Approved ARPA funding for sign-on/retention bonuses to multiple human services agencies (3-0)
• Approved $625,000 settlement in Adami vs. County of Bucks (3-0)
• Reappointed three to Community College Board of Trustees (2-1)
• Approved $2,500 to Drummers with Attitude and other civic contributions (3-0)
• Approved budget adjustments including $75,000 to General Fund (3-0)

Salary Board

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The board will review minutes from the May 4, 2022 meeting and approve previous Salary Board actions.

County Commissioners

Bucks County Commissioners are meeting to vote on a variety of service contracts, grant acceptances, and personnel actions. The agenda includes several funding approvals for social services, public health, and infrastructure projects.

• Contract with Thomson Reuters – West for $1,325,772 for Law Library and Court print materials and subscriptions
• Contract with Riggins, Inc. for $763,999.78 for heating oil, diesel fuel, and gasoline
• Grant agreement of $70,000 from PA Department of Environmental Protection for the Levittown Trail in Falls Township
• Acceptance of $210,621 Emergency Solutions Grant for Rapid Rehousing and Housing Locator activities
• Contract increase of $30,000 for Jones Engineering Associates for the Law Enforcement Virtual Training Facility

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners approved a $1,325,772 contract with Thomson Reuters for law library print materials and subscriptions, with Commissioner Marseglia opposing. The board also approved a consent agenda of contracts and grants, personnel actions, a board appointment, and a $1,500 civic contribution. No public comments were made on agenda items.

• Approved Thomson Reuters law library contract, $1,325,772 (2-1)
• Approved consent agenda including fuel contract with Riggins, Inc., $763,999.78 (3-0)
• Approved $210,621 Emergency Solutions Grant application (3-0)
• Approved $70,000 Levittown Trail grant agreement (3-0)
• Approved personnel actions (3-0)
• Appointed Bartley E. Millett to Agricultural Land Preservation Board (3-0)
• Approved $1,500 contribution to Shamrock Reins (3-0)
• Approved minutes from May 18, 2022 meeting (3-0)

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and a secretary's report. The main substantive items are three requests from employees to purchase leave, FMLA, or part-time service time toward their pensions. The board will also review its allocation to Ben Franklin Technology Partners.

• Request to purchase leave of absence time for Jacqueline D. Alexander
• Request to purchase FMLA absent time for Elizabeth A. Schwalm
• Request to purchase part-time service for James J. Thompson
• Review of allocation to Ben Franklin Technology Partners

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is reviewing a consent agenda containing numerous contract increases, extensions, and new service agreements. These items cover departments including Adult Probation, Area Agency on Aging, Children & Youth, and General Services.

• Bridge rehabilitation: $1,068,474.70 for Bridge #270 on Roudenbush Road
• Emergency Services Building addition: multiple contracts including $684,800 for general construction
• Drug screenings: $355,000 contract with Redwood Toxicology, Inc.
• Bridge rehabilitation: $108,885 for Bridge #362 on Rocky Dale Road
• Ballistics vests: $52,195 purchase from MARKL Supply Company, Inc.

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a consent agenda containing dozens of contracts and resolutions, including a $1,068,474.70 contract for rehabilitation of Bridge #270 on Roudenbush Road. They also approved regular agenda items for leadership training and adding Berks County to the Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional Task Force, plus personnel actions and civic contributions. All votes were 3-0.

• Approved $1,068,474.70 contract for Bridge #270 rehabilitation on Roudenbush Road (3-0)
• Approved $684,800 general construction contract for Emergency Services Building addition (3-0)
• Approved $355,000 drug screening contract with Redwood Toxicology (3-0)
• Approved $742,000 visitation support services contract with Bethanna (3-0)
• Approved $49,700 leadership training contract with Bucks County Community College (3-0)
• Approved Berks County amendment to Southeastern PA Task Force Mutual Aid Agreement (3-0)
• Approved personnel actions (3-0)
• Approved $5,350 in civic contributions to three organizations (3-0)

Salary Board

This is a procedural meeting of the Bucks County Salary Board. The board will consider approving the minutes from its April 6, 2022 meeting and any salary board actions, with no specific items listed on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from April 6, 2022 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board Actions

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners are meeting to vote on a consent agenda with numerous routine contracts and a regular agenda with more significant items. The most consequential item is a $935,950 contract with KnowInk, LLC for electronic poll books, which is on the regular agenda. Other notable items include a resolution supporting mental health funding and a contract for architectural design services for the Lower Bucks Government Services Center.

• Approve $935,950 purchase of electronic poll books from KnowInk, LLC
• Approve $972,194.90 contract for rehabilitation of Bridge #279 on West Rock Road
• Approve $1,200,000 contract with Valley Youth House for emergency shelter and group home services
• Approve $227,892 purchase of bucket truck and $217,573 for dump truck
• Approve $88,150 architectural design contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center

The Bucks County Commissioners approved a $935,950 contract with KnowInk, LLC for electronic poll books, along with a consent agenda containing numerous contracts and a resolution supporting mental health funding. They also approved an $88,150 architectural design contract for the Lower Bucks Government Services Center and several personnel actions and appointments. The meeting included proclamations for Older Americans Month, Community Action Month, and Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Day.

• Approved $935,950 contract with KnowInk for electronic poll books (3-0)
• Approved $88,150 architectural design contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center (3-0)
• Approved resolution supporting mental health system funding (3-0)
• Approved consent agenda with multiple contracts, including $972,194.90 bridge rehabilitation and $227,892 bucket truck purchase (3-0)
• Approved appointment of Lorraine S. Dougherty, MD to Board of Health (3-0)
• Approved $1,000 contribution to Magic Charities Foundation (3-0)
• Approved personnel actions (3-0)

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners are meeting to vote on a large consent agenda of routine contracts and resolutions, plus a regular agenda with trail and grant items. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts for senior services, children and youth programs, and ARPA-funded initiatives, along with several smaller operational contracts. The regular agenda includes an easement for the Neshaminy Greenway Trail, a grant for the Newtown Rail Trail, and a trail gap study application.

• Contract increases/extensions for senior home care and adult day services totaling over $3 million (e.g., Interim HealthCare $922,805, Maximum Care $800,000)
• ARPA-funded contracts: Interim HealthCare CCRC services ($922,805), Ivins Outreach HomeShare ($199,950), Lenape Valley Foundation renovations ($183,842), truancy programs ($50,000 and $100,000)
• Termination of $588,322.57 CDBG contract with Bucks County Opportunity Council for eviction prevention
• New contract with Family Service Association for hotel/motel sheltering ($130,000)
• Easement agreements for Bucks County Bridge #48 on Rolling Hill Road in Bedminster Township

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board is meeting to handle routine pension matters, including approving minutes, receiving a secretary report, and voting on two Qualified Domestic Relations Orders and a service purchase request. No major policy changes or financial decisions are on the agenda.

• Approve Qualified Domestic Relations Order for Galione vs. Galione
• Approve Qualified Domestic Relations Order for Hamilton vs. Hamilton
• Request to purchase part-time service for Ronald B. Harris

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda with numerous contracts and a regular agenda item approving a $2 million agricultural conservation easement on a 67-acre farm in Middletown Township. They will also consider budget adjustments, personnel actions, and board appointments. Public comment is limited to five minutes per person for agenda items and two minutes for all items.

• $2,000,000 agricultural conservation easement on Stone farm, Middletown Twp.
• $602,761.50 lease for PA CareerLink office space at Bucks County Technology Park
• Ratify AFSCME 03 contract for 407 employees and Peace Officers contract for 27
• $195,000 contract for wilderness program for youthful offenders
• $342,452 ARPA funding for Penndel Mental Health Center EHR and telehealth

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a $2,000,000 agricultural conservation easement on the 67-acre Stone farm in Middletown Township, preserving it from development. The board also approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts, including a $195,000 wilderness program for youthful offenders, ARPA-funded mental health upgrades, and a $602,761.50 lease for PA CareerLink office space. Union contracts for AFSCME and the Peace Officers Association were ratified, and several board appointments were made, including Brian Reimers to the Library Board despite public opposition.

• Approved $2M conservation easement on Stone farm (3-0)
• Approved consent agenda with 20+ contracts (3-0)
• Ratified AFSCME 03 contract for 407 employees (3-0)
• Ratified Peace Officers Association contract for 27 employees (3-0)
• Approved $200,000 budget adjustment for insurance (3-0)
• Appointed Brian Reimers to Library Board (3-0)
• Approved $7,000 to Ann Silverman Community Health Clinic (3-0)
• Approved $1,000 to Quakertown Community Day (3-0)

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board is holding a routine meeting to approve the minutes from its March 2, 2022 meeting and to approve salary board actions. The agenda includes public comment periods and a section for other matters, but no specific salary decisions or dollar amounts are listed. This is largely procedural, with no substantive items detailed in the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from March 2, 2022 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board Actions
• Public comment periods (two sessions)

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board is meeting to consider routine administrative items, including approval of minutes and the secretary's report. The main business is two requests to purchase service credit: one for part-time service and one for non-intervening military service. No other substantive actions are listed.

• Request to purchase part-time service for Theresa M. Del Gaudio
• Request to purchase non-intervening military service for William T. Lockhart
• Acceptance of February 16, 2022 meeting minutes

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on amendments to the Responsible Contractor Ordinance (No. 167) and consider a large consent agenda of contracts, including senior services, foster care, and infrastructure projects. The meeting also includes proclamations, public comment periods, and several budget adjustments.

• Ordinance No. 167: amendments to Responsible Contractor Ordinance (roll call vote)
• Contract with BTC Foods for congregate meals for seniors ($799,830)
• Contract with Christ's Home for Children for group home and transitional living services ($500,000)
• Reimbursement agreement with PennDot for Neshaminy Greenway Trail Phase 1 ($2,178,000 revenue)
• Agricultural conservation easements: Bennett/Nevins farm ($165,027.50) and Plumstead Acquisitions farm ($409,440)

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners approved Ordinance No. 167, amending the Responsible Contractor Ordinance to require a higher percentage of skilled craft personnel on public works projects and add protections for the county. The board also approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts, two agricultural conservation easements, a budget adjustment, personnel actions, and civic contributions, all by 3-0 votes. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved Ordinance No. 167 amending Responsible Contractor Ordinance (3-0)
• Approved consent agenda with contracts for senior services, foster care, corrections, and more (3-0)
• Approved agricultural conservation easements on Bennett/Nevins and Plumstead farms (3-0)
• Approved 2022 budget adjustment for Open Space grant revenue (3-0)
• Approved personnel actions (3-0)
• Approved appointment of Walter Hansell to Local Emergency Planning Committee (3-0)
• Approved civic contributions: SCORE $2,800, BSA $4,000, Habitat for Humanity $1,500 (3-0)

Salary Board

This is a procedural meeting of the Bucks County Salary Board. The board will consider approving the minutes from its February 2, 2022 meeting and any salary board actions. No specific items are listed on the agenda.

• Approval of February 2, 2022 meeting minutes
• Approval of Salary Board Actions

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will approve a series of routine service contracts for seniors, youth, and workforce development. The regular agenda includes authorizing the settlement of opioid-related claims to fund the Co-Responder program and adjusting the 2021 operating budget with a net $464,000 increase to the General Fund. The body will also confirm appointments to several advisory boards and approve small grants to local organizations.

• Authorize settlement of opioid-related claims to fund the County’s Co-Responder program
• Approve $216,119 insurance contract for Neshaminy Manor with PELICAN Insurance
• Approve $157,207.34 waste hauling contract extension with Leck Waste Services
• Approve $156,781 funding for Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission
• Adjust 2021 operating budget with a total $464,000 increase to the General Fund

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board will meet to approve minutes, hear reports, and consider requests to purchase service time for three employees. The board will also review its allocation to Ben Franklin Technology Partners. The agenda is largely routine administrative business.

• Request to purchase FMLA absent time for Mary E. Gladwell
• Request to purchase part-time service for Justine Gregor
• Request to purchase part-time service for Michael A. Schultz
• Review of allocation to Ben Franklin Technology Partners

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on a $2 million agricultural conservation easement for the 67-acre Stone farm in Middletown Township, which was tabled from a previous meeting. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts and purchases, such as a $3 million behavioral health contract with Penn Foundation and the purchase of police vehicles. The meeting also includes commendations, a NAACP presentation, and the launch of a county podcast.

• $2,000,000 agricultural conservation easement on Stone farm, Middletown Twp. (TMP #22-005-007)
• $3,015,988 contract with Penn Foundation for behavioral health services
• $132,000 purchase of four 2020 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Vehicles for Sheriff's Office
• $750,000 increase for YWCA Bucks County housing stability services (BERA program)
• Contract with Rise Up Towers to seek revenue from cell carriers on county properties

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners approved a 3-0 consent agenda containing numerous contracts and purchases, including a $3,015,988 contract with Penn Foundation for behavioral health services and a $750,000 increase for the Bucks Emergency Rental Assistance program. They tabled a resolution to approve a $2,000,000 agricultural conservation easement on the Stone farm in Middletown Township. The board also approved personnel actions, a board appointment, and civic contributions, and heard that the county expects to receive close to $45 million from an opioid litigation settlement.

• Approved consent agenda resolutions 3-0, including contracts for behavioral health, housing, and equipment purchases
• Tabled a $2,000,000 agricultural conservation easement on the Stone farm in Middletown Township
• Approved personnel actions 3-0
• Approved appointment of Dr. Benjamin E. Rusiloski, III to the Workforce Development Board
• Approved civic contributions of $4,000 to Special Equestrians and $3,000 to Twilight Wish Foundation
• Heard that Bucks County expects to receive close to $45 million from an opioid litigation settlement

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board is meeting to approve minutes from January 3 and 5, 2022, and to approve salary board actions. The agenda includes public comment periods and other matters, but no specific salary decisions are listed.

• Approval of minutes from January 3 and 5, 2022 meetings
• Approval of Salary Board Actions

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will hold a public meeting to vote on a consent agenda of routine contracts and a regular agenda with more substantial items. Key actions include approving contracts for youth services, housing assistance, and the Newtown Rail Trail, as well as a lease revision with SEPTA. The meeting also includes public comment periods and board appointments.

• Contract with Community Service Foundation for $3,050,000 for dependent and delinquent youth services
• Contract with Cerida Investment Corp. for $2,335,540 for Bucks Emergency Rental Assistance program
• Contract with Aon Risk Services for $1,962,438 for county insurance policies
• Design and engineering contract for Phase 2 of Newtown Rail Trail ($210,210)
• Lease revision with SEPTA for Newtown Rail Trail

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved all consent agenda items and regular agenda resolutions, including a $210,210 contract for design and engineering services for Phase 2 of the Newtown Rail Trail. They also approved a $235,830.64 contract increase for construction due to stormwater issues, and a $1.96M insurance contract package. All votes were 3-0.

• Approved $210,210 design contract for Newtown Rail Trail Phase 2 (3-0)
• Approved $235,830.64 construction increase for Newtown Rail Trail stormwater issues (3-0)
• Approved $1,962,438 insurance contract package with Aon Risk Services (3-0)
• Approved $3,050,000 contract with Community Service Foundation for youth services (3-0)
• Approved $2,335,540 contract for Bucks Emergency Rental Assistance program (3-0)
• Approved sale of county property on Lower Mountain Road, Solebury for $9,000 (3-0)
• Approved board appointments to Housing Development Corp, Emergency Health Advisory Council, and Local Emergency Planning Committee (3-0)
• Approved personnel actions (3-0)

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board will meet to approve minutes, hear reports, and consider two service purchase requests. They will also review an allocation to Patriot Financial Partners, IV LP. The agenda is routine, with no major policy decisions expected.

• Request to purchase part-time service for Jeryl Lee DeGideo
• Request to purchase Non-Intervening Military Service Time for John V. Watts
• Review of allocation to Patriot Financial Partners, IV LP

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on Ordinance #166 to regulate massage therapy establishments and promote fair labor practices. The consent agenda includes numerous contracts and grants, such as a $920,347 grant for adult probation, a $2,864,554 contract for supported living services, and a $40 million bond authorization for Delaware Valley University. Several items are subject to final approval by the county solicitor.

• Ordinance #166 to regulate massage therapy establishments
• $920,347 grant from Pennsylvania Commission on Crime & Delinquency for adult probation
• $2,864,554 contract with Salisbury Behavioral Health for supported living and residential services
• Resolution authorizing up to $40,000,000 in bonds for Delaware Valley University
• $241,752.28 contract extension with NPC, Inc. for printing and mailing 2022 election materials

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Ordinance #166, which regulates massage therapy establishments and promotes fair labor practices, making Bucks the first county in the state to enact such an ordinance. The board also approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and grants, tabled one item (Sheriff's outside counsel), and made several board appointments and civic contributions.

• Approved Ordinance #166 regulating massage establishments (3-0)
• Approved consent agenda resolutions, including contracts for election services, behavioral health, and bridge engineering (3-0)
• Tabled appointment of outside counsel for Sheriff (item 20a)
• Approved $920,347 grant application for Adult Probation (3-0)
• Approved $40M bond resolution for Delaware Valley University (3-0)
• Approved $150,000 for housing and emergency shelter services (3-0)
• Approved $46,894 contract with Diversion First LLC for Juvenile Court liaison (3-0)
• Approved $15,000 settlement in Craig Boston v. Bucks County (3-0)

Salary Board

This is a routine meeting of the Bucks County Salary Board. The agenda includes only procedural items: call to order, public comment on the agenda, approval of prior board actions, other matters, public comment, and adjournment. No specific decisions or discussions are listed.

• Approval of Salary Board Actions
• Public Comment on Agenda
• Other matters to come before the Board

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will hold a public meeting to vote on a consent agenda with numerous contracts and a regular agenda with resolutions, including a disaster emergency declaration and COVID-19 related purchases. They will also elect officers and make board appointments. The agenda includes a mix of routine approvals and more significant items like a $13.5 million federal grant and COVID test kit purchases.

• Approve $13,520,000 UASI grant agreement for Regional Counter Terrorism Task Force
• Approve $2,775,888 purchase of COVID-19 antigen home test kits
• Approve $3,535,828.37 contract with Honeywell for correctional facility systems maintenance
• Approve $1,273,068 contract with Merakey of Bucks County for services
• Approve $906,852.74 rental of office space for PA CareerLink Bucks County

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda with numerous contracts and a regular agenda including a $2.78 million purchase of COVID-19 antigen home test kits and ratification of a disaster emergency declaration through January 31, 2022. They also approved phase two of the Bucks Business Recovery Grant Program, with one grant to Shear Style, Inc. approved 2-0-1 due to Commissioner DiGirolamo's recusal. The board elected Robert Harvie as Chair, Diane Ellis-Marseglia as Vice-Chair, and Gene DiGirolamo as Secretary for 2022.

• Approved $2,775,888 purchase of COVID-19 antigen home test kits (3-0)
• Ratified Declaration of Disaster Emergency for COVID variants through Jan 31, 2022 (3-0)
• Approved phase two Bucks Business Recovery Grant Program list (3-0)
• Approved $2,000 grant to Shear Style, Inc. (2-0-1, DiGirolamo abstained)
• Approved $1.27M contract with Merakey of Bucks County for services (3-0)
• Approved $3.54M Honeywell maintenance contract for correctional facilities (3-0)
• Approved $13.52M UASI grant agreement for counter-terrorism (3-0)
• Approved $301,720 Tyler Technologies software maintenance contract (3-0)

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board is meeting to organize for 2022, approve prior meeting minutes, and adopt the Manning Table, which outlines county staffing positions and salaries. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific dollar amounts or policy decisions listed.

• Organization of 2022 Salary Board
• Approval of minutes from December 1 and December 15, 2021 meetings
• Adoption of Manning Table