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Fulton County commissioners approve CDBG signing delegation, senior‑center upgrades and accept election post‑election report
Summary
At their Jan. 27, 2026 meeting, the Fulton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a $218,719 CDBG signing‑authority delegation, accepted engineering work for Warfordsburg Senior Center upgrades, and approved an Election Integrity Grant post‑election report showing $84,443.55 in expenditures.
Commissioner Randy H. Bunch, Commissioner Steven L. Wible and Commissioner Hervey P. Hann met Jan. 27, 2026 at the commissioners' office and unanimously approved a series of routine and programmatic actions including a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) signing‑authority delegation and acceptance of engineering services for a senior center renovation.
The board voted to delegate signing authority for CDBG Entitlement Contract C000095314, in the amount of $218,719.00, to be executed by HR Administrator Mary Huston and Commissioners Wible and Bunch. Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved the delegation and the motion carried with an "all in favor" vote. The action authorizes county staff and two commissioners to sign on the county's behalf for that specific CDBG contract.
The commissioners also accepted a CES Engineering quote for the Warfordsburg Senior Center Project. The approved scope includes restroom renovations, installation of a new security camera system and a mill‑and‑overlay project for the existing parking lot, driveway and accessible walking path. Commissioner Steven L. Wible moved to accept the quote; the motion carried unanimously.
On election administration, the board approved and executed the Election Integrity Grant Program post‑election report for the 2025 municipal year, recording total expenditures of $84,443.55. Commissioner Hervey P. Hann moved approval of the report; the motion carried unanimously.
Other actions approved during the meeting included retroactive authorization for Commissioner Bunch to execute the ERAP 2 County Expenditure Certification Form for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program; approval of account payables dated Jan. 27, 2026 totaling $234,913.72 (fund‑level breakdowns were listed in the minutes); approval of an Elect IT Solutions invoice for February 2026 IT staffing and support; renewal of Companion Life Insurance at the same rates as 2025 (Group Term Life $0.019 per $1,000; Group AD&D $0.03 per $1,000, effective April 1, 2026); and a county credit card approval for Mapping and Planning Director Thomas Peppernick to make departmental purchases.
Personnel and administrative items included a motion to hire Amanda Sheffield as a Caseworker II in the Services for Children Department, pending clearances and paperwork, and authorization of a travel request for Quinn Wiest to attend a two‑day training in State College, Pa., Feb. 4–6, 2026. The meeting record also notes a Retirement Board quarterly review with Denny Koons and Jacob Barr of Raymond James; separate minutes were filed for that session.
The meeting adjourned at 11:43 a.m. following unanimous consent on the final motion.
