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Somerset County commissioners approve contracts, policy updates, personnel actions and warrants

Somerset County Commission · June 18, 2025
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Summary

At the June 18 meeting commissioners approved the county administrator contract, policing and SRO service contracts, updated the Internet and computer policy, accepted two resignations, approved a $10,000 grant payment and signed warrants totaling $289,851.38.

The Somerset County Commission used its June 18 meeting to approve several contracts and routine county business, including personnel actions, a policy update and warrants totaling $289,851.38.

The board approved Resolution 25-108 to renew the County Administrator contract effective July 11, 2025 through June 30, 2027. Commissioners also approved a policing services contract with the Town of Madison (Resolution 25-109) and a School Resource Officer contract among the Somerset Sheriff’s Office, Town of Madison and MSAD59 (Resolution 25-110); each motion passed 4-0. Resolution 25-111 updated the county Internet, Email and Computer Use Policy to remove blanket blocking of social media and web-based email while noting those services will be monitored for appropriate use.

The Commission accepted resignations from Corrections Officer Charles Poissonnier (Resolution 25-112) and Legal Secretary Donna Picard (Resolution 25-113) and authorized posting the legal secretary position. Commissioners approved a $10,000 matching grant payment for SEDC Tech Lab renovations and equipment (Resolution 25-114). The Treasurer’s Warrant (Resolution 25-118) covering General Fund ($148,427.32), SCJ ($78,603.52), Unorganized Territories ($52,320.54), TIF Tax Revenue ($500.00) and TIF Community Benefit ($10,000.00) totaled $289,851.38 and carried 4-0.

The meeting also included approval of modest capital reallocations to correct overages (Resolution 25-115). Several items were routine, carried unanimously, and will proceed under the county’s normal administrative processes.