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Beaver County commissioners approve 27 county contracts and proclaim May 4–10 Correctional Officers Week
Summary
At the April 24 Beaver County Board of Commissioners meeting the board approved a block of 27 county contracts, adopted a proclamation designating May 4–10, 2025, as National Correctional Officers Week in Beaver County and completed routine business including minutes, payroll/bill approvals, personnel report and bid items.
The Beaver County Board of Commissioners on April 24 approved a package of county actions including 27 contracts, adopted a proclamation recognizing May 4–10, 2025, as National Correctional Officers Week in Beaver County and completed routine agenda items.
Solicitor Fidelis told the board that “this week, there's 27 different contracts that they're going to approve for various departments throughout all of the county facilities,” and recommended approval after a review by the law department. Commissioners approved those resolutions by voice vote, with the chair calling for aye responses and saying, “Motion carried.”
The board also adopted a proclamation designating May 4–10, 2025, as National Correctional Officers Week in Beaver County; the proclamation was moved and approved by voice vote. Controller Longo introduced the weekly bills item, opening the discussion by saying, “So every week, the commissioners have to approve the bills. Anyone wanna guess how much they're paying this week?” The record shows the board moved to pay the bills and approved payment by voice vote; no dollar total for the approved disbursements was specified in the meeting record.
Other routine measures approved without substantive debate included approval of the public meeting minutes from April 10 and work‑session minutes from April 9 and April 16, the human resources personnel report, and the bid opening results identified as Attachment B. The law department had reviewed the package of resolutions prior to the meeting, and there was no recorded formal amendment or roll‑call vote for those items in the transcript.
During public comment, Diane Isaac, representing Scouting America, urged residents to volunteer and noted a United Way volunteer event at Beaver Valley Mall running from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. that day; she said, “Every one of us has a time, treasure, and a talent, and I'd like to recommend that you go out and identify and volunteer with some community organization in Beaver County.” The commissioners welcomed members of the public and announced the next public meeting for May 8, 2025, at 10 a.m.
The meeting record does not include roll‑call vote tallies or named yes/no votes for the voice votes recorded as “Motion carried.” No items were tabled or sent to committee during the portion of the meeting covered by the transcript.
