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Juniata County approves CWIS, UPS maintenance contracts; accepts 911 telecommunicator resignation and approves $371,219 in payments
Summary
At its May 19, 2026 Salary Board meeting Juniata County approved a CWIS maintenance agreement with Avanco, a one-year UPS maintenance contract with Vertiv for $4,480, accepted a 911 telecommunicator resignation effective May 27, and approved payment checklist #78581–#78650 totaling $371,219.30.
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The Juniata County Salary Board on May 19, 2026 approved several routine contracts and financial items and accepted a resignation from the county’s 911 staff.
The board approved a Purchase of Services agreement for Juniata County Children and Youth Services with Avanco for CWIS maintenance for fiscal year 2026–2027. The motion to approve Purchase of Services agreements was recorded as moved by Mark R. Partner and seconded by Todd A. Graybill and was unanimously carried.
Adam Waite, Director of 911 Services (attending via Google Meeting), recommended an agreement with Vertiv Corporation to provide maintenance for two uninterruptible power supply (UPS) units in the 911 Center. The board approved a one-year term from June 1, 2026 through May 31, 2027 at an annual cost of $4,480.00; the motion was moved by Graybill and seconded by Partner and recorded as unanimously carried.
The board also accepted the resignation of Nicole Pannebaker, 911 Telecommunicator, effective at the end of business on May 27, 2026; that motion was unanimously carried. The meeting record does not provide details about any planned replacement or whether the resignation will affect staffing levels at the 911 Center.
Financial actions approved by the board included ratification of a hazardous materials payment (Wex Bank check #1487 for $91.65) and approval of payment checklist #78581–#78650 totaling $371,219.30. The board additionally approved tax exonerations for Delaware and Fermanagh Townships as provided in the meeting materials. Each of these motions was recorded as unanimously carried.
All contract approvals and financial actions were processed as routine business during the Salary Board meeting; the meeting minutes indicate no public comment on these items.
