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Passaic County commissioners add two late resolutions, approve consent agenda and several motions

2174006 · January 1, 2025
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Summary

The board added two late resolutions—accepting a HUD CDBG award for fiscal year 2024 and qualifying bidders for courthouse work—and approved the consent agenda and motions listed on the agenda; specific vote tallies recorded for roll calls show unanimous 'yes' votes where recorded.

The Passaic County Board of County Commissioners added two late resolutions to the agenda and approved the consent agenda and multiple motions during its meeting.

Director Bartlett announced two late starters: N86, a resolution accepting a grant award from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Passaic County Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program for fiscal year 2024 pursuant to NJSA 40:20-1; and N87, a resolution qualifying bidders for courthouse work. Commissioners voted to add N86 and N87 to the agenda. The motion to add the late starters was moved by Commissioner LaPorte and seconded by Commissioner Duffy; the roll-call vote recorded commissioners Cruz, Duffy, Gallo, LaPorte, Deputy Director Lazaro and Director Bartlett voting yes on the addition.

The board then moved to adopt the consent agenda (items M1 through M8), and a motion to adopt was made and seconded; roll-call votes recorded "yes" from the commissioners present. A separate roll call on item M111339 referenced extensions; commissioners indicated "yes" votes for those extensions. The transcript does not include the full text of each consent item or the dollar amounts associated with them.

During new business, a speaker noted that Araceli had been approved as health officer following the retirement of Dr. Charlene Gungill; the transcript records congratulatory remarks but does not record a formal vote tally for that appointment in the excerpt provided.

The transcript records motions and roll-call votes for approval of minutes and proclamations earlier in the meeting, with commissioners voting "yes" on those items where recorded. The transcript does not include full ordinance texts, bid specifications, or grant award amounts; where those details were not read into the record in the provided excerpt, the article notes them as "not specified."