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Ulster County committee approves state‑funded contracts for septic repairs and lead pilot program
Summary
The committee approved a $330,000 contract with RPCO Inc. (90% state, 10% county) to administer a septic repair program and a $326,122 contract with Rupco Inc. (100% state) to run a lead remediation pilot program, citing prior resolutions that authorized grant awards.
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The Ulster County committee approved two state‑funded contracts during its February session.
Resolution 40 authorized execution of a $330,000 contract with RPCO Inc., administered by the Department of Planning, to run a septic repair program. The contract is described in the meeting as 90 percent state‑funded with a 10 percent county share and references an earlier August 20, 2024 resolution (No. 440) that previously amended the budget to accept a grant.
Resolution 41 authorized a $326,122 contract with Rupco, Inc., also through the Department of Planning, to administer a lead remediation pilot program funded 100 percent by state grant money. Committee members approved both measures by voice vote after brief presentation.
Committee members recorded the motions and approved the contracts; staff did not provide extensive operational detail on implementation timelines during the meeting, but said the contracts and budget adjustments reflected previously authorized grant awards.

