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Supervisors authorize extension of Bucks County co‑responder MOU at no local cost
Summary
Warrington authorized township officials to execute a one‑year extension (through May 31, 2026) of a co‑responder MOU funded by Bucks County Human Services, allowing the county to continue covering program costs through the extension period.
Chief Lee Greenberg told the board the two‑year memorandum of understanding for the co‑responder initiative signed in 2023 had been extended by county Human Services and that Bucks County would cover funding through May 31, 2026. Greenberg asked for authorization for township officials to sign the extension; supervisors approved the request by voice vote and emphasized they would give timely notice if the township later opted not to continue if budget decisions change.
The chief said the extension would not require township funding for the duration and that the county had approached the township to continue the program for an additional year. The solicitor reviewed the MOU and the board authorized the manager and the designated official to sign the extension.
Board action: motion to authorize execution of the MOU extension — approved on voice vote.
What’s next: staff will sign the agreement and notify county partners; if the township elects not to continue after the extension, staff will provide required notice per the agreement.
