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Commission approves EMA vehicle RFP, community benefit awards and a jail hire in routine votes

Somerset County Commissioners · October 15, 2025
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Summary

The Somerset County commission approved Resolution 25.166 to authorize an RFP for an emergency-management vehicle, approved several community benefit grants including $15,000 for Heartland Historical Society and $15,000 for KVCOG code-enforcement software, authorized hiring Natasha Galat as a corrections officer, and approved treasurer warrants under Resolution 25.169.

At the end of the meeting the Somerset County commission took several formal actions by voice vote.

- Resolution 25.166: Commissioners voted to authorize an RFP for a vehicle for Somerset Emergency Management; discussion noted the EMA vehicle reserve account holds about $50,000 and that an RFP would target delivery in January.

- Resolution 25.167: The commission approved community benefit awards including $15,000 to the Heartland Historical Society for building repairs and $15,000 to KVCOG for code-enforcement software.

- Resolution 25.168: Commissioners authorized hiring of Natasha Galat as a corrections officer for the Somerset County Jail.

- Resolution 25.169 (Warrants): The commission approved the treasurer's warrant covering the general fund, Somerset County Jail, unorganized territories, and TIF community benefit items.

Each resolution was moved and seconded and approved by verbal vote; specific mover/second attributions were not recorded in the transcript. No roll-call tallies were provided.