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At a glance: Clinton County commissioners’ April 23 approvals, hires and contracts
Summary
The board approved contracts, grant applications, personnel actions, and bills, including a copier lease, food program subrecipient agreement, probation grant application, an appointment, a resignation and county bills totaling $1,167,800.04.
Clinton County commissioners approved a slate of routine and administrative items at their April 23 meeting. The actions below were taken by voice vote unless otherwise noted.
- Right-of-way agreement: Approved a right-of-way agreement between Clinton County and Carl Wolf for the Bardugo Valley Trail Phase 3 in Wayne Township. - State Food Purchase Program: Approved a subrecipient contract for fiscal year 2026 to pass grant funding through to the Central PA Food Bank. - Copier lease and maintenance: Approved a 60-month fair-market-value lease and maintenance contract with Marco Technologies LLC for a Sharp copier at the county correctional facility at $436.51 per month. - Probation grant: Approved the County Probation grant application to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency for $97,155 for 04/01/2026–03/31/2027. - Appointment: Approved appointment of Charlie Flucke to the Clinton County Sewer Authority effective 04/24/2026. - Resignation: Accepted resignation of Quinlan McCann as Resource Care Coordinator, Children and Youth Services, effective 04/24/2026. - Hiring: Approved hiring Maria Bianofrio as Family Service Case Manager in Children and Youth Services effective 04/27/2026 at a salary of $41,980.50 (Grade J starting salary established previously). - Bills and payroll: Approved county bills totaling $1,167,800.04 for the two-week period ending 04/22/2026 and net payroll of $355,862.73 for the two-week period ending 04/11/2026.
Several items were introduced with short staff reports or reading of contract language; the meeting record shows motions and seconds followed by voice votes for these items. Specific implementation details, contract start dates and any required county-match funding were not discussed in detail on the record for several items.
