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At a glance: Cumberland County commissioners approve consent agenda, salary board actions, contracts and grant applications
Summary
The board approved routine minutes and salary board matters, accepted several grants and contracts (including a Comcast internet contract and a PCCD SUBLOCADE pilot award), and authorized an EMPG application; motions were carried by voice vote.
At their July 8 meeting, the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners approved multiple routine and programmatic items by voice vote. Key actions included:
- Salary Board: Approved minutes of the July 1 meeting and salary board actions by voice vote.
- Consent agenda: Commissioners approved the consent agenda (items 4–13) by voice vote.
- Grant applications and HUD action plan: The board approved the redevelopment authority’s 2026 CDBG/HOME annual action plan and related grant applications (see separate coverage).
- Comcast IMTO contract: Approved a 36‑month Comcast business internet contract for county IT services, including a static IP and equipment, at $12,143.99.
- MH/IDD contracts: Approved an FY25–26 amendment adding $617 to a Cumberland County Housing and Redevelopment Authority rental‑assistance contract (new total $11,334); a new $3,000 contract for Family Links to provide supports coordination for an incarcerated individual; and a Susquehanna Software renewal for case management and reporting services for $63,240 (a $3,217 increase).
- PCCD Net Expansion award: Accepted a PCCD award of $123,078 over two years to pilot SUBLOCADE for in‑facility treatment and diversion reduction measures; accepted by voice vote.
- EMPG application: Authorized staff to apply for the Emergency Management Performance Grant for the 10/1/2025–9/30/2028 performance period; award amounts will be determined by formula and allocation once applications are pooled.
All votes that were recorded in the transcript carried by unanimous voice vote with commissioners saying "aye."
