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Votes at a glance: Harrison Township approves bills, equipment purchases, personnel actions and software upgrade

Harrison Township Board of Commissioners · July 22, 2024
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Summary

At its July 22 meeting the Harrison Township Board approved the June bills payable ($362,510.82), retained Officer Cory Rezak after probation, ratified purchases of a park camera and a SpeedAlert sign using grant funds, approved Pay Application No. 1 to A. Liberoni, adopted a crossing‑guard resolution, and purchased AccuFund accounting software for $8,340.

The Harrison Township Board of Commissioners approved a slate of routine and one‑time actions at its July 22, 2024 meeting.

Key approvals recorded in the meeting minutes include:

- Bills payable for June 2024 in the amount of $362,510.82 (motion by Commissioner Nee; second by Commissioner Dizard). The minutes record the motion as carried “all in favor.”

- Retention of Officer Cory Rezak as a full‑time Harrison Township Police Department officer following successful completion of his probationary period on July 2, 2024; the recommendation came from Chief Brian Turack and the Board voted to retain Rezak (motion recorded; “all in favor”).

- Ratification of purchase and installation of a camera system for Natrona Park from Secure Technical Solutions Inc., $14,450, funded by grant dollars (motion by Commissioner Nee; second by Commissioner Dizard). Vote recorded as unanimous.

- Purchase of a SpeedAlert 24 radar messaging sign from All Traffic Solutions Inc., $19,129.02, using grant funds (motion recorded; unanimous vote).

- Approval of Pay Application No. 1 from A. Liberoni, Inc., $107,990.78, using grant funds for the referenced work (motion recorded; unanimous vote).

- Adoption of a Crossing Guard job description and Resolution No. 1973 and authorization to advertise for a part‑time crossing guard (motion recorded; unanimous vote).

- Purchase of AccuFund accounting software for $8,340 (motion by Chairman Gary Meanor; second by Commissioner Jamie Nee; recorded as carried).

Each of these items was approved by motion with votes recorded in the minutes as “all in favor; motion carried.” The transcript does not include roll‑call tallies for yes/no votes on these items beyond the recorded unanimous result.