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Commissioners approve routine contracts, awards and appointments in December meeting

Mifflin County Board of Commissioners · December 19, 2024
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Summary

The board approved a package of routine items including treasurer and payroll reports, multiple service contracts (cleaning, prison board solicitor, victim notification system), a $59,870 grant acceptance, reappointments to a nonprofit board and a labor agreement ratification.

At their regular meeting, the Mifflin County Commissioners approved a series of routine administrative and contract items.

Treasurer Diane reported accounts payable of $1,127,404.28 and payroll of $363,265.30. She also listed two CDBG checks whose amounts appear inconsistently in the transcript as $31,539.90 and $31,584.58; the board accepted the treasurer’s report and approved payment of bills by voice vote.

The board approved a purchase-of-service agreement with Mark Remy to serve as prison board solicitor for Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2025 (rate read in the transcript as $1.25 per hour). The commissioners also approved four cleaning-service agreements with New Visions to cover county properties during 2025 and ratified a maintenance/service agreement with the Pennsylvania District Attorneys' Institute for an automated victim notification system; Warden Carmonic said the PDAI system integrates with the jail management system and is provided at no cost to the county.

Other approvals included: acceptance of a grant award for $59,870 for Oct. 1, 2024–Sept. 30, 2025; reappointment of Alanna Hartung and Kevin Vodish to the Seed of God Board of Directors for one-year terms; ratification of a collective-bargaining agreement covering courthouse employees for Jan. 1, 2025–Dec. 31, 2027 (transcripted union name is garbled); and a training agreement enabling a Huntington County Career & Technology Center co-op student to work in the 9-1-1 department.

All items listed in the consent and routine business sections were approved by voice vote during the meeting.