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Commission handles routine business: assignments, schedule, minutes and surplus
Summary
Beaver County commissioners approved 2026 committee assignments, adopted meeting dates, approved December minutes, reviewed conflict‑of‑interest filing reminders and declared surplus items (freezers, touchscreen TVs, oven) for online sale with a $10 starting bid.
During its Jan. 6 meeting the Beaver County Commission completed routine consent and housekeeping matters, including acceptance of 2026 committee assignments, authorizing the commission meeting schedule, approving December minutes and declaring several surplus items for online disposition.
The commission reviewed and accepted the 2026 committee assignments and discussed meeting-date conflicts around the November election. Commissioners confirmed regular meetings remain the first and third Tuesday of each month at 10 a.m. and were reminded to file conflict‑of‑interest forms by Jan. 31.
Staff presented December minutes for approval; the commission approved the minutes by voice vote. The commission also reviewed a list of surplus items, including multiple nonfunctional freezers, two touchscreen TVs and a convection oven. Commissioners declared the items surplus, set a $10 starting bid and directed staff to list them on the county surplus website for one week.
The commission also reviewed applicants for open Planning and Zoning seats and agreed to confirm one outstanding applicant’s letter before finalizing appointments.
What happens next: staff will post surplus items for sale, collect conflict‑of‑interest forms from commissioners, and confirm outstanding appointment paperwork prior to the next meeting.
