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Camden County commissioners adopt resolution to award electricity generation contract
Summary
At a special meeting, the Camden County Board of Commissioners unanimously adopted a resolution to award a contract for electricity generation supply service under the South Jersey Power Cooperative procurement; public comment and online questions were none.
The Camden County Board of Commissioners at a special meeting adopted a resolution authorizing the award of a contract, pursuant to Bid A-20/2025, between Camden County and various vendors for electricity generation supply service under the South Jersey Power Cooperative EE8802-SJPC.
The vote to adopt Resolution No. 1 was unanimous among those present: Commissioners Dyer, Cooley Fleisher, Nash and Betteridge and Director Cappelli voted yes. Commissioner Young and Deputy Director McDonald were recorded as excused. The public hearing portion on the resolution produced no in-person speakers and no online questions before the board closed the hearing and moved to adopt the resolution.
The resolution authorizes the county to enter the contract award as described in the bid documents; the transcript records the award language but does not specify the contract dollar amounts, the identities of the individual vendors, or the effective date of the contract. Those implementation details were not provided in the meeting record.
Board members opened the special meeting with a roll call and a statement that notice had been provided under the Open Public Meetings Act; the pledge of allegiance followed and the meeting proceeded directly to consideration of the single resolution on the agenda. After the public portion was closed by motion and second, the board moved to adopt Resolution No. 1 by roll call and then opened the floor briefly to any member or member of the public before adjourning.
The transcript does not record any substantive debate, conditions, or amendments to the resolution during the meeting. Next steps, including contract execution, vendor notification, or administrative implementation timelines, were not specified on the record.
