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Fulton County commissioners approve invoices, tech renewal and accept agent for county property sale

Fulton County Board of Commissioners · January 13, 2026
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Summary

The board approved accounts payable totaling $135,622.38 (including a $45,442 CCAP invoice and $8,598 SAP&DC invoice), authorized an ASPIRE two-factor authentication renewal, revised LERTA inspection language, and accepted Ronald Richards as listing agent for 119 N. 2nd Street with a 3% commission.

Fulton County commissioners on Jan. 13 approved routine financial and administrative actions including accounts payable, vendor invoices, a technology renewal and the selection of a real-estate agent to list county property.

The board approved accounts payable dated Jan. 13, 2026 totaling $135,622.38 across multiple funds. Commissioner Hann moved to approve the disbursements; the motion passed unanimously. The transcript lists a fund-level breakdown including $66,644.09 from the General Fund and $64,720.44 for Capital Projects.

Commissioner Steven L. Wible moved to approve a CCAP PCoRP second-installment invoice for $45,442 and to approve the SAP&DC invoice for local county and transportation support in the amount of $8,598. Commissioners also approved a renewal quote for ASPIRE two-factor authentication as submitted by Rick Grissinger of Elect IT.

Commissioner Hann moved to revise the LERTA application language to specify 'Inspection by Zoning Officer or Fulton County Planning.' The board approved that wording change. The board also accepted Ronald Richards as the real-estate agent to list the property at 119 N. 2nd Street, McConnellsburg, PA, accepting his quote of 3% of total sales as commission.

All recorded motions were approved with the board voting 'All in favor.'