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Bedminster Committee Unanimously Approves Procurement-Card Switch, DCA Grant Application and Consent Items

Bedminster Township Committee · April 21, 2025
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Summary

At its April 21 meeting, the Bedminster Township Committee unanimously approved a switch to U.S. Bank for procurement cards, authorized an application for an approximately $410,000 DCA LEAP grant for a shared street sweeper with neighboring boroughs, and adopted routine consent items and the bill list.

The Bedminster Township Committee voted unanimously on multiple agenda items at its April 21 meeting.

Roll-call votes recorded at the meeting show all present members voting in the affirmative for routine consent items and for the bill list. The committee also approved resolution 202577 to move procurement-card services from Bank of America to U.S. Bank after the municipal provider change was required; Administrator Ms. Ray said the recommended vendor is on the state contract and that thresholds remain the same.

The committee unanimously approved resolution 2025 078 authorizing the township to apply for a New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (DCA) LEAP grant (Local Efficiency Achievement Program), estimated in the meeting record at approximately $410,000, to purchase a shared street sweeper in coordination with the boroughs of Far Hills and Peep Gladstone. Ms. Ray said application materials were added late to the agenda, the LEAP grant deadline is May 30, and each participating municipality must support the application.

All recorded votes on these items were by roll call and recorded as "I" (in favor) for Committeeman Stevenson, Committeeman Hickey, Committeewoman Moreski, Committeewoman Fernandez and Mayor Jacobs. The meeting record shows no recorded dissent or abstentions for the listed items.