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Fulton County commissioners approve routine reappointments, vendor invoices and authorize treasurer credit card; bid opening receives no bids
Summary
The board approved conservation district reappointments, retroactive approvals for Krivak Trust signatory and travel, multiple vendor invoices and contributions, authorized a county credit card for the Treasurer’s Office, and recorded that a property bid opening drew no offers.
Fulton County commissioners on Nov. 25 approved a string of administrative actions that the board described as routine.
Key approvals included reappointment letters for Conservation District directors Gene Mellott and Mark Knepper and retroactive authorization for Chief Clerk Stacey M. Shives to electronically execute Krivak Trust signatory documents related to the Treasurer’s Office transition. Commissioners also retroactively approved a travel request submitted by Shives for a PCHIPC meeting held Nov. 14, 2025.
The board noted that a scheduled bid opening for the sale of 119 North Second Street, McConnellsburg, produced no bids. Commissioners approved a request by the Fulton County Association of Township Officials to plant a tree on the courthouse lawn to mark the America250PA commemoration and executed a letter naming Marty Mettille as Fulton County’s advisor for county America250PA events.
Procurement and payments approved during the meeting included EPayment Now dog license fees of $2,363.50; a William Penn Printing invoice for $4,487.70; an Elect IT Solutions invoice for IT staffing and support services for December 2025 for $9,854.00; and a HART license and support invoice for $11,815.00. Commissioners also approved a CCAP PCoRP final installment contribution of $45,442.00 (part of a total contribution of $151,474.00) and authorized Interim County Treasurer Amy Bishop to obtain a county credit card for the Treasurer’s Office. The board approved a Wellness Improvement Program grant application requesting $1,769.60 to reimburse drinking water and purchase an AED for a newly purchased county building.
All recorded motions in open session were approved unanimously, according to meeting minutes. Several items were noted as having separate minutes or records on file (Bid opening, Safety Committee, Election Board).
