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Somerset commissioners approve slate of routine resolutions including three-year waste-disposal contract
Summary
The board passed several routine resolutions, including adoption of a county building-use policy change, authorization to place a registry-of-deeds question on the November ballot, awarding a three-year waste-disposal contract for $28,469.74, hiring two corrections officers, and approving warrants totaling $778,766.25.
SOMERSET COUNTY commissioners moved through a series of routine resolutions and approvals during their meeting, passing measures that covered policy updates, contracts, personnel and warrants.
Among the items the board approved were changes to the county building-use policy (Resolution 25 1 33), removal of an older disbursement policy (Resolution 25 1 34), award of a three-year contract for waste-disposal services for county buildings (Resolution 25 1 37), and a treasurer’s warrant covering multiple funds totaling $778,766.25 (Resolution 25 1 41). The packet lists the recommended waste-disposal vendor and a contract amount of $28,469.74.
The board also approved a slate of commission reappointments for the sheriff’s office and certified the annual equitable-sharing agreement and certification for the Somerset County Jail; county staff reported a federal-equitable-sharing balance added this year of about $27,700. The board approved hires for two corrections officers.
Most motions were moved and seconded and approved by voice; the transcript does not record individual roll-call tallies for each vote. Where dollar amounts were cited in the meeting, the board noted them in the motion language recorded in the meeting packet.
