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Commissioners approve routine motions, note $73,000 RBDG award and table ACT 13 ambulance request
Summary
The Cameron County Board approved several routine motions July 25 (minutes, a PA allocation form, a proclamation and a service agreement), recorded a Rural Business‑Development Grant award to the county IDA of up to $73,000, and tabled an ACT 13 funding request from Emporium Ambulance Service.
The board on July 25 approved routine actions including the prior meeting minutes, ratification of a Pennsylvania Subdivision Intrastate Allocation Participation Form, a proclamation naming July 21–27 as Pretrial, Probation and Parole Supervision Week, and a service agreement between CAPSEA Inc. and an entity listed as "CYS." Each motion was recorded as made and seconded with the minutes noting "all in favor." Commissioner Moate moved to table discussion of an ACT 13 fund request from Emporium Ambulance Service; Commissioner Zucal seconded and the motion to table carried.
The clerk read correspondence noting a thank‑you letter from Dickinson Center, Inc., and that the Cameron County Industrial Development Authority was selected as a recipient of a Rural Business‑Development Grant (RBDG) not to exceed $73,000. The minutes also record that Windstream applied for approval to alter a public railroad crossing (DOT 527 051 U) to install an aerial 48‑count fiber optic cable at grade where T‑301 (Sterling Run Road) crosses one track of Western New York & PA Railroad in Lumber Township; the minutes list this as notice from correspondence and do not show board action on the application at this meeting.
The meeting minutes do not expand the acronym "CYS"; the transcript records a service agreement approval between CAPSEA Inc. and "CYS" but does not specify what agency or program that label refers to. The ACT 13 request from Emporium Ambulance Service was not voted on; discussion was tabled for later consideration.
The meeting concluded after a comment from Steven Fingado about the Family Center's annually updated resource directory and a motion to adjourn that carried.
