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Fulton County approves $270,000 NTIA payment and clears $205,405 in accounts payable
Summary
Commissioners approved a $270,000 invoice to Huntingdon County for NTIA project contributions and authorized $205,405.27 in accounts payable covering multiple county funds; the board also heard a Krivak Trust portfolio review reporting $161,000 in gains under current management.
Fulton County commissioners voted unanimously on Feb. 24 to approve a Huntingdon County invoice for the remainder of the county’s contribution to an NTIA project, paying $270,000 following an earlier payment of $90,000.
At the same meeting the board approved accounts payable dated Feb. 24, 2026, totaling $205,405.27 across county funds, including $118,593.19 from the General Fund and $37,673.00 from the Medical Assistance Transportation fund. Commissioners recorded the fund-by-fund breakdown in the minutes and approved the motion "All in favor."
Financial advisor John Schriever of Sideling Hill Financial provided a separate portfolio review of the Krivak Trust Accounts and reported the accounts have made $161,000 since he began managing them. Commissioners received the report; no formal investment action or vote beyond receiving the review was recorded.
The NTIA invoice approval and the accounts-payable motions were recorded in the meeting minutes as passed without dissent. The NTIA payment is associated with an intercounty contribution to a broadband project; the minutes do not specify additional conditions or a new appropriation beyond the recorded motion.
Follow-up items recorded in the meeting notes include submission of the county fee report to PennDOT and routine administrative filings handled by the chief clerk.
