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Board approves host of routine contracts, grants and amendments; key items include nursing home therapy extension and library HVAC work
Summary
The Atlantic County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of resolutions and contracts covering grants, cooperative purchases and construction — notable items include a MediView nursing therapy contract extension ($135,000 net increase), a Galloway Township Library HVAC/generator contract ($2,581,600), and a memorandum to fund ACUA landfill capping ($7,000,000) which was discussed separately.
At its meeting the Atlantic County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine resolutions, contracts and grant actions. Highlights approved by roll call included:
- Bond/ordinance readings for property acquisition and traffic control ordinances. - Grants and grant amendments: civil money penalty reinvestment funding (not to exceed $2,346), assault response team forensic nurse examiner subgrant (net increase $1,711), Older Americans Act area plan grant (net increase $2,294,541), alcohol education and rehabilitation grant (funded amount $760,513; county match $107,437), and other programmatic grants. - Contract extensions and purchases: extension to Rehab Professional Services Inc. for therapy services to MediView Nursing and Rehabilitation Center (net increase $135,000); bakery and dairy cooperative contracts (Deluxe Italian Bakery and Lucas Bakery — $69,877.75; Primo Land Dairies — $392,386); inmate commissary services and laundry management contracts; and city library projects including a new HVAC and generator at the Galloway Township Library (Glaston Mechanical Inc., $2,581,600) and storm drainage improvements at the Absecon Township Library (South State Inc., $1,197,900). - Competitive contracting and procurement actions: grant‑writing services procurement pursuant to NJSA 48:11‑4, software maintenance for TripSpark/Trapeze (not to exceed $138,605), and other vendor contracts.
All listed resolutions were moved, seconded and approved by roll call (motion carries) as recorded in the meeting transcript. Several contracts and grants included staff commentary but no substantive public opposition was recorded during the motions. The meeting closed after routine business and public comment.
