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Commissioners approve expenditures, contracts and proclamations; ordinance to add $5 vehicle fee passes

Bedford County Board of Commissioners · May 14, 2026
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Summary

At its meeting commissioners approved top-10 expenditures, multiple vendor and service agreements, proclamations for ALS Awareness and National Police Week, personnel and union actions, and adopted an ordinance implementing a $5 vehicle registration fee; most motions passed by voice vote with one recorded 'nay' on the vehicle fee ordinance.

The Bedford County Board of Commissioners approved a range of routine and substantive items by voice vote during the meeting.

Approvals included the minutes for 04/14/2026; the county’s top-10 expenditures (vendors and amounts were read aloud and accepted); a space-available agreement with a local service center (07/01/2026–06/30/2027); a provider agreement for children and youth services with Avoncoke International LLC; and a county assistance agreement with the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections. The board also adopted proclamations recognizing ALS Awareness Month, National Small Business Month, and National Police Week. Personnel actions and several union contract approvals were also adopted.

Notable formal action: the board adopted Ordinance No. 05.12 0.2026 to impose a $5 fee per nonexempt vehicle registration under Act 89, with one recorded dissenting vote. The chair said the fee would generate an estimated $330,000 annually for roads and bridges.

Most motions were moved, seconded and carried by voice vote; the record in the transcript lists 'aye' or 'opposed' responses but does not provide a roll-call tally for individual commissioners on each item. When the transcript recorded an explicit dissent it is noted above.