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Commissioners approve several PCOs, award Ritzert Hall services and appoint resident to housing board
Summary
The board approved multiple project change orders (three approved, one tabled), awarded professional services for 426 Ritzert Hall to Bowen of Erie for $87,403, and appointed Antionette Christy to the Housing and Redevelopment Board for a five-year resident term; commissioners also adopted two resolutions (911 Act and CCAP priorities).
At the June 3 meeting John Campbell presented a series of facilities and administrative items for commissioner approval.
Campbell asked the board to approve PCO #2 ($3,513.60 for additional data drops and controls), PCO #3 ($1,557.40 for two additional 40-amp oven circuits), PCO #4 ($2,934.00 for additional sign circuits) and PCO #5 ($5,710.75 for additional fire alarm relays). The minutes record approval of PCOs #2, #4 and #5; PCO #3 was tabled after a separate motion by Commissioner Boozel and second by Commissioner Geyer. Campbell also requested awarding professional services for work at 426 Ritzert Hall in Evans City to Bowen of Erie for $87,403; the board approved that award.
Chief Clerk Shawn Pugh requested and the board approved appointment of Antionette Christy to the Housing and Redevelopment Board for a five-year resident term (4/30/26–4/30/31). Pugh also asked for approval of Resolution No. 2026-7 (911 Public Safety Emergency Telephone Act) and Resolution No. 2026-8 (supporting County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania priorities); both resolutions were approved unanimously. Budgetary transfers, personnel ratifications and other routine items were also ratified.
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