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Montour County actions: approvals on contracts, grants, hires and bills
Summary
At its March 10 meeting, the county approved multiple routine actions including contracts for ambulance service and architectural work, HVAC change orders, a Tourism Fund grant of $12,000, the hiring of a probation officer, and payment of listed bills; all recorded votes were unanimous.
Montour County officials approved a series of routine contracts, grants, personnel actions and payments during the March 10 meeting. The motion votes recorded in the minutes were unanimous where noted, with motions typically moved and seconded by members identified in the record.
Key approved items included: a three-year ambulance and medical transportation services agreement for the county prison with Geisinger EMS (fees as presented ranged from $65 for non-emergency service to $1,600 for emergency advanced life support); architectural services for the Admin Center elevator project from LeFevre Wilk Architects; a $1,144 construction materials testing contract for the Admin Center HVAC project from Hillis-Carnes Engineering Associates; HVAC change orders totaling $10,494.41 from Hepco Construction; a purchase-of-service agreement with David Heim at $25.00 per hour for Assessment Office field work; a $12,000 Tourism Fund grant to the Montour DeLong Community Fair; purchase of four copiers totaling $14,115.00; drafting a letter of support to PennDOT for the District 3-0 Community Traffic Safety Project for federal FY 2026–2027; affirmation of the hiring of Danielle Millevoi as a probation officer at a salary of $28,080.00 (effective March 9); acceptance of the resignation of Public Defender Megan Moro effective April 24; a proclamation designating March 15–21 as Pennsylvania 4-H Week in Montour County; and approval of listed bill payments across multiple funds as recorded in the minutes.
All motions reported in the minutes were moved, seconded, and approved on called votes as recorded. The minutes do not record roll-call tallies by name or the number of voting members; items are recorded as "On called vote, all voted in favor." The board also approved the minutes and the Treasurer’s Report earlier in the session.
The approvals authorize staff to execute contracts and proceed with the listed procurements and personnel actions. For details about contract terms or supporting documents (for example, the full ambulance agreement or the architect’s proposal), consult the county administration office or posted meeting materials.
