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Greene County commissioners place wide-ranging contracts, grants and infrastructure items on the agenda

5680197 · August 12, 2025
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Summary

Greene County commissioners approved motions Aug. 12 to place a broad set of contracts, grant acceptances, reimbursements and infrastructure agreements on the county agenda, including grant-funded workforce and planning studies, library improvements tied to CDBG funds, a PennDOT-funded bridge rehabilitation, public-safety radio replacements and multiple human-services contracts.

Greene County commissioners approved motions Aug. 12 to place a broad set of contracts, grant acceptances, reimbursements and infrastructure agreements on the county agenda, including grant-funded workforce and planning studies, library improvements tied to CDBG funds, a PennDOT-funded bridge rehabilitation, public-safety radio replacements and multiple human-services contracts.

The items were presented during the commissionersagenda meeting and each motion was seconded and carried by voice vote. Most items were procedural placements to move contract approvals, grant acceptances or intergovernmental agreements forward for execution or final signing.

Among the larger financial items, commissioners voted to place on the agenda a professional services contract to conduct a county workforce study at a cost of $142,820 to be covered by grant funds; a proposal from Widmer Engineering for design and permitting of phase 2 of the Waynesburg Commons improvement project at roughly $149,755, with construction to be funded by a TASA grant awarded in 2024; and acceptance of a PennDOT-funded bridge rehabilitation project on State Route 1010 (Main Street) over Pumpkin Run near Rices Landing Borough, with PennDOT providing 100% of the funding.

The board also placed on the agenda multiple public-safety and communications procurements: service coverage for a whole-body scanner system for the county jail (option 1, $11,225 for coverage from 07/27/2025 to 07/26/2026); replacement base radios for the West and Central towers (Motorola SLR 8000 series, roughly $10,350 each, with Sourcewell contract discounts cited); and repairs or replacement of dispatch antenna mounts and coax at several towers (costs cited between $3,815 and $7,270).

Elections and voting integrity items were placed on the agenda: a $500 notice-of-intent grant from the Pennsylvania Department of State to redesign provisional ballot envelopes, and an Election Integrity Grant (Act 88) for $112,058.49 for the elections office.

The board accepted CDBG-related items: a settlement agreement for federal fiscal year 2021 CDBG C82905 to support ADA improvements at the Bovee Library (amount cited $26,756.44), a $45,606.26 MOU for Waynesburg Borough library ADA improvements, and a $7,000 change order for sand bed replacement tied to the same CDBG contract number. Commissioners also approved a CDBG activity modification reallocating $97,725 toward sewer improvements on Sheridan Lane with an estimated activity cost cited at about $110,754 and a statement that Cumberland Township would fund engineering costs above the CDBG amount.

Other agenda placements included participation and release forms related to the national opioid settlement, a right-of-entry consent for reclamation work on a county property, a temporary water pipeline easement between Greene County and Ecotrans LP LLC near the county maintenance department and humane society, veteran burial/headstone allocations ($75 and $100 line items), various human-services and mental-health provider contracts for FY 2025-26 (with listed not-to-exceed amounts for multiple providers), and a state food purchase application certification.

Public comment was noted as none. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.

Votes at a glance (motions placed on the agenda; all carried by voice vote unless noted): - Proclamation: designate Aug. 12 as National Poll Worker Recruitment Day — motion carried. - Updated vision statement for Greene County — motion carried. - Updated mission statement for Greene County — motion carried. - Professional services contract (workforce study) with Kami and Associates, $142,820 (grant-funded) — motion carried. - Exhibit K: subdivision participation and release form for the national opioid settlement; Chairman Ed Green named as signatory — motion carried. - Consent for right-of-entry for Property 0501253 for reclamation by National Streams/Foundation (Crucible North project); Chief Clerk Jeff Marshall named as signatory — motion carried. - Proposal from Widmer (Windmer) Engineering for design/permitting of Waynesburg Commons phase 2, ~$149,754.85; construction covered by TASA grant — motion carried. - PennDOT/County agreement for bridge rehabilitation on SR 1010 (Main Street) over Pumpkin Run (Rices Landing Borough); PennDOT to provide 100% funding; Chief Clerk Jeff Marshall signatory — motion carried. - Settlement agreement for FFY2021 CDBG C82905, Bovee Library ADA improvements (Philadelphia Insurance Company), ~$26,756.44, effective 06/20/2025 — motion carried. - Transfer of five grant-funded recycling equipment pieces to Fayette County (effective 07/15/2025) — motion carried. - Franklin Township request to close portion of Colic Road (T.R. 501) — motion carried. - Temporary water pipeline easement/right-of-way between Greene County and Ecotrans LP LLC near county maintenance and humane society; Chief Clerk Jeff Marshall signatory — motion carried (no impact to humane society reported). - Jail: TK-4 whole body scanner system service agreement option 1 (07/27/2025to07/26/2026), $11,225 — motion carried. - Elections: notice of intent $500 grant (provisional ballot envelope redesign) and Election Integrity Grant Act 88 for $112,058.49 — motions carried. - Radio replacements: West tower and central tower Motorola SLR 8000 base radios (end-of-life or lightning damage) with Sourcewell contract discount — motions carried. - Antenna/ coax replacements and mounts for dispatch towers (costs $3,815 to $7,270) — motions carried. - MOU/contract for Waynesburg Borough/Bovee library aluminum work (Superior Aluminum Products, $45,606.26) and related change order for sand bed replacement ($7,000) tied to CDBG C82905 — motions carried. - CDBG modification reallocating $97,725 for Cumberland Township Sheridan Lane sewer improvements; Cumberland Township to cover engineering costs above CDBG amount (new activity cost estimate ~$110,754) — motion carried. - Conservation: access/indemnification/property liability release agreement between Greene County, Greene County Conservation District and the administrator of the estate of Emil O'Gnani — motion carried. - Veterans: allocations for burial services ($75 each for three veterans) and $100 for a headstone — motions carried. - Human services: State food purchase application certification; cost-reimbursement agreement with Southwestern Pennsylvania Area Agency on Aging for senior transportation trips — motions carried. - Multiple FY25-26 contracts for mental-health, early intervention and inpatient services with listed not-to-exceed amounts for providers (motions carried).

No formal roll-call vote tallies were recorded in the transcript; each motion was carried by voice vote with commissioners saying "Aye." The meeting moved directly from agenda business to public comment (none were offered) and adjournment.