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Potter County commissioners approve contracts, hires and fiscal summaries at May 14 meeting
Summary
At their May 14 meeting the Potter County Board of Commissioners approved multiple service agreements and funding allocations, acknowledged a personnel hire, adopted fiscal summaries across several funds and set the next meeting for May 28, 2026.
The Potter County Board of Commissioners on May 14 approved a slate of routine administrative items, including service contracts, a township bridge funding agreement, personnel action and multiple fiscal summaries covering general fund and specialized funds.
The approvals included a service agreement with the County of Erie for part-time use of forensic pathologist Todd Luckasevic, D.O., for 2026 (retainer $1,600), a Vertiv Corporation contract for uninterruptible power supply battery services at $6,919.51 per year and a $65,000 Act 13 funding agreement with Sylvania Township for repair or replacement of the Crandall Road bridge in Sylvania Township (PA 16720). The board also approved a service agreement and an MOU with Ophelia Medical Group FL, P.A. to provide opioid use disorder treatment at the Potter County Jail, at a monthly cost of $340.00 per inmate, and related portal access for program administration.
Commissioner Paul W. Heimel moved to approve the listed contracts and agreements; Commissioner Robert W. Rossman and Commissioner Nancy J. Grupp seconded or supported the motions as recorded. The motions carried unanimously in each recorded vote.
The board acknowledged a personnel hire in the Prothonotary's Office: Amanda Black will fill the full-time Secretary Clerk position effective June 1, 2026. Commissioner Robert W. Rossman moved to acknowledge the hire; Commissioner Grupp seconded and the board voted to approve.
County fiscal summaries and bills were considered and approved for multiple dates (April 30 through May 7, 2026), covering payroll direct deposits, general fund accounts payable and specialized funds including 911, hotel excise tax and Home Grant accounts. Each fiscal summary was moved, seconded and approved with unanimous recorded votes.
The board set its next regular meeting for May 28, 2026 and then adjourned. The meeting record shows standard unanimous approvals across the routine consent and fiscal items.
