Clinton County commissioners held a brief Oct. 19 work session to review several county grant and contract items, discuss placement-service rate increases and program MOUs, and hear a pair of announcements including a homeowner repair grant and a student-led bill to change the state fossil. The session adjourned by motion.

Discussion Points

•4(e) MOU allows reimbursement for attorney fees but requires reinvestment of funds into allowable uses such as training.
•Announcement of Home Investment Partnerships Program grant available to low- and moderate-income homeowners; application instructions provided.
•Commissioner Harding urged public contact with state representatives to advance a student-led bill to change the state fossil; he said the measure is tabled on the House floor despite unanimous prior votes.
•Explanation of 12.83% amendment to Clear Vision contract and 22.99% increase for Children's Service Center of Wyoming Valley.
•Presentation of a $200,000 housing subrecipient agreement to Clinton County Housing Coalition to remodel a house for returning citizens.
•Presentation of a $76,914.75 State Food Purchase Program pass-through to Central PA Food Bank to stock local food distribution.
•Proposed Goodwill driving-school contract to support one older youth's permit and license needs.
•Staff tied increases to state rate updates and regulatory staffing requirements.

Directions

•Staff to provide dollar-equivalent figures for the stated percentage increases for county budgeting.

Oct

Commissioners' Board Meeting October 8, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County commissioners held their Oct. 8, 2026 meeting, approving grant reallocations, several loans from the county revolving loan fund, a union memorandum of understanding, staff hires and a salary adjustment, and routine county bills and payroll.

Discussion Points

•$150,000 loan with 15‑year, 3% terms and personal guarantees.
•$62,412 grant for Adult Probation for 2026–27 presented.
•$69,000 loan for equipment and inventory with specified security interests.
•Award recommended to William L. Robinson Concrete Contractors for $10,000.
•directions":"County solicitor and finance to finalize legal documentation.
•directions":"HR and relevant departments to complete onboarding and payroll changes.
•directions":"Loan Administration to finalize paperwork and record security interests.
•Hiring confirmations for deputy sheriff and administrative positions; salary increase rationale for Tyler Butler.
•MOU clarifies acting lieutenant assignments and union representation.
•Need to reallocate $72,600 from Flemington curb ramp to SR 150 burial removal project.
•Presentation of county bills totaling $2,101,384.04 and payroll totaling $352,354.31.
•Subordination recommended by Loan Administration Board to allow bank financing.

Decisions

•Budget amendment approved by voice vote.
•Contract award approved by voice vote.
•Grant application approved for submission.
•Hires approved and salary increase confirmed by roll call.
•Loan approved by voice vote.
•MOU approved as presented.
•Subordination approved by voice vote.
•Totals approved by voice vote.

Directions

•County solicitor/finance to finalize subordination and coordinate recording.
•County staff to submit the modification to the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development.
•Finance to prepare and record mortgage and UCC filings.
•Finance to process payments and payroll.
•HR and Sheriff's Department to implement MOU.
•HR to complete pre‑employment checks and process payroll changes.
•Loan Administration to finalize paperwork and record security filings.
•Probation staff to submit application.
•Public Works to confirm start date before execution.

Oct

Commissioners' Work Session October 5, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

Clinton County work session covered the 2025 audit (unmodified opinion, key fiscal figures), a $72,600 CDBG reallocation to State Route 150 engineering, an EPA-driven amendment to an HRG Engineering contract, a $62,412 PCCD grant for adult probation, and several routine personnel/administrative items.

Discussion Points

•Auditor presented unmodified financial and single-audit opinions and detailed revenue/expense and fund-level figures.
•Chair listed remaining agenda items and solicited questions; none were raised.
•EPA requested federal contract terms be appended to the HRG Engineering agreement for an EPA-funded project.
•Proposal to reallocate $72,600 in CDBG funds from curb ramps in Flemington Borough to SR 150 engineering and pedestrian access work.
•Reported eligibility for a PCCD grant of $62,412 and prior approval by staff member Justin.

Directions

•Attach the federal addendum to the HRG contract and place the amendment on Thursday's agenda.
•Place items on Thursday's regular meeting agenda.
•Place the grant application on Thursday's agenda for formal board action.
•Submit budget modification certification to DCED for approval.

Sep

Commissioners' Board Meeting September 24, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County Board of Commissioners held its regular meeting on 2026-09-24. The board approved routine business (minutes, calendars, contracts, transfers, personnel actions), adopted a proclamation designating September 2026 as Hunger Action Month, authorized a Community Development Block Grant application, appointed a Section 504 compliance officer, and heard remarks from the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank about rising local food insecurity.

Discussion Points

•Amendment extends contract term through 09/30/2027.
•Approval of bills and payroll totals; contracts for children’s services and AmeriHealth Caritas agreement pending solicitor review.
•MOU provides volunteer opportunities for elders; no county cost.
•Proclamation cited statewide and local food‑insecurity statistics and recent food bank distribution totals.
•Resolution authorizes application and execution by the chairman.
•Resolution names a county official as Section 504 compliance officer and sets grievance procedures.

Decisions

•Amendment approved.
•Bills and payroll approved; listed contracts and personnel actions approved.
•MOU adopted and effective 10/01/2026.
•Proclamation adopted; no further formal action recorded.
•Resolution adopted; application authorized.
•Resolution adopted; officer appointed.

Directions

•County solicitor to review/confirm procedural language.
•Photo opportunity and continued partnership with food bank noted.
•Solicitor review for certain agreements; staff to finalize contract details and report back.
•Staff to coordinate with PA Dept. of Agriculture for required reporting.
•Staff to prepare and submit the application.

Aug

Commissioners' Work Session August 24, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

Clinton County commissioners held a work session with presentations on transportation services for medical assistance recipients, IT infrastructure planning, hazardous-material and regional homeland-security grants, a feasibility study for fish and paddle passage at Tidlow (Grant Street) Dam, and a proposal to designate a regional film office. Commissioners heard details, asked clarifying questions, and agreed to follow usual procedures for next steps.

Discussion Points

•Alex requested a county letter recognizing the Wild Valleys film office and designation of a point person for coordination.
•Dan Merck requested approval of the county subcontract with STEP for Medical Assistance Transportation and outlined service levels and scheduling processes.
•Gibson recommended awarding the feasibility study to Recreation Engineering and Planning for up to $84,000, leveraging a $42,000 state grant to match county funds.
•He described databases, the state 25% tax credit mechanism, and estimated local economic benefits for productions.
•He described ecological and recreational benefits (fish passage and kayak/canoe use) and estimated the study would take about a year.
•He explained administrative delays at the federal level mean funds are not yet released and cannot retroactively reimburse past purchases.
•He noted the county has LEPC funds and other mechanisms if additional spending is needed.
•Kemmer described a $598,753 grant for a 10-county task force funding training and equipment, with distribution decided by the task force executive board.
•Kemmer explained the $2,324 grant and that it is down about $2,000 from last year.
•Sean Carr requested a $3,696 professional-services assessment of the virtual environment to evaluate cloud options.

Directions

•Presenter to coordinate with the chief clerk (Desiree) and county planning/GIS for follow-up and location mapping.

Aug

Commissioners' Board Meeting August 13, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County Board of Commissioners met on 2026-08-13 and approved a resolution urging the Pennsylvania House to consider Senate Bill 829 (naming a state fossil), authorized several grants and contracts (including a $62,500 STOP Violence grant and $113,320.48 Act 88 grant), approved CDBG project selections totaling specified amounts, confirmed personnel resignations/retirements, and approved county bills and payroll.

Discussion Points

•Commissioner Harding described student-led research and the Red Hill Fossil Site and noted prior Senate support.
•Commissioner Harding introduced the AVTech renewal; staff introduced Speak Right contract and read bill and payroll totals into the record.
•Commissioner Harding introduced the grant application and dollar amount.
•Staff explained the contract is contingent on state funding and covers calendar year 2027.
•Staff read project names and dollar amounts into the record; no substantive discussion recorded.
•Staff read provider names and effective dates; no per-client rates or contract totals were read into the record.

Decisions

•Administrative items and personnel notices approved by voice vote.
•Application approved by the board to be submitted.
•Contract approved subject to funding contingency.
•Contracts approved by voice vote.
•Project selections approved for application.
•Resolution No. 13 adopted by voice vote.

Directions

•Finalize contracts and implement services for FY 2026–2027.
•Finalize contracts and process bills and payroll per normal procedures.
•Proceed with CDBG application submission to CITICOG.
•Staff to finalize contract once state funding confirmed.
•Staff to prepare and submit the application to the Department of Community and Economic Development.
•Transmit copies of the resolution to House leadership and named legislators.

Aug

Commissioners' Work Session August 10, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

Clinton County commissioners work session on Aug. 10, 2026 covered grant and funding items: a VAWA continuation pass-through and signatures needed by Aug. 24; recommended Community Development Block Grant awards; a requested county resolution backing a student-led bill to name a state fossil; and a DCED election-integrity grant application.

Discussion Points

•DCED election-integrity grant application for $113,320.48; allocation based on 22,522 registered voters from last primary.
•Permitted uses include staffing for mail ballot processing, poll worker pay/training, physical security, ballot printing, equipment and voter-registration processing.
•Presenter described use of VAWA funds to pay prosecution, law enforcement, and PFA attorney fees; goals remain the same as prior year.
•Presenter said continuation application is due August 24 and requested signatures be processed.
•Seven applications competed for a $236,835 entitlement; requests far exceeded available funds.
•Staff asked the board to pass and sign a resolution urging the House to remove the bill from the table.
•Staff described the history of the student campaign and the bill's progress through the legislature.
•Staff recommended four allocations including blight remediation, two project awards (Porman Circle utilities; Bucktail Medical Center accessibility), and an administrative fee.

Decisions

•No final awards approved at this work session; item scheduled for Thursday consideration.
•No formal vote recorded; item to return to Thursday agenda for signatures.
•No formal vote recorded; staff asked for signature authority on Thursday.
•No vote taken at the work session; staff said the resolution will be ready for Thursday's agenda.

Directions

•Recommendations to be placed on Thursday agenda for possible approval.
•Staff requested that commissioners sign the application on Thursday to meet the submission deadline (word transcribed unclearly).
•Staff to prepare resolution for Thursday and to share a template for other counties to adopt.
•Staff will process signatures and make adjustments requested by commissioners before resubmission.

Jul

Commissioners' Board Meeting July 30, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County commissioners met July 30, 2026. Public commenter John Shapiro, chairman of the Conservation District, urged the county to address staff retention and funding; the board approved routine contracts, personnel actions and county bills and the salary board approved a 5% pay increase for a Conservation District hire.

Discussion Points

•Approve county bills totaling $558,638.23 and net payroll $336,662.60
•Approve ESG application via Northern Tier Partnerships for homelessness assistance
•Approve Real Vision Software one-year renewal at $2,800
•Award HRG Inc. contract for engineering services at $141,500
•Conservation District has lost 12–14 employees since January 2024
•DEP certification costs borne by district reduce funds for other projects
•District approved offering a 5% raise to recognize advanced degrees/training
•Funding and allocation specifics not discussed at meeting
•Funding identified as EPA grant; contract contingent on solicitor review
•No procurement discussion on the record
•Salary board approved the 5% increase by roll call
•Salary increase recommended by the Conservation District based on candidate qualifications

Decisions

•Application submission approved
•Contract award approved by voice vote
•Payments and payroll approved by voice vote
•Renewal approved
•Salary increase approved and effective Aug. 3, 2026

Directions

•HR to implement salary change
•Solicitor to review contract prior to execution
•Staff to submit application and follow up on details

Jul

Commissioners' Work Session July 27, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

At the July 27, 2026 Clinton County work session, a nonprofit presenter requested $205,000 in ESG funds for shelter and rapid rehousing; the county planner recommended awarding a $141,500 engineering contract for the Cottage Lane waterline project backed by a $500,000 EPA grant. The session closed with a brief announcement about the July 30 commissioners meeting and adjournment.

Discussion Points

•Adjournment with no votes recorded.
•Announcement of July 30 meeting agenda items.
•Presentation of EPA $500,000 community facilities grant for engineering; recommendation to award HRG Incorporated $141,500 for engineering; contract scope and phasing; estimate that about 35 homes will be affected.
•Request for $205,000 ESG grant for 2026; allocation of funds between shelter and rapid rehousing; prior year award and distribution; certification of local government approval for nonprofit applicants.
•Two substantive presentations (ESG grant and Cottage Lane waterline engineering).

Directions

•Commissioners asked to consider signing the local government certification prior to application submission.
•Item presented for commissioners’ consideration at the upcoming Thursday meeting.

Jun

Commissioners' Board Meeting June 4, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County Board of Commissioners met June 4, 2026. The board approved a set of contracts, appointments, promotions and county bills; accepted the resignation of Veteran Affairs Director Todd Warner effective June 26, 2026; and issued a proclamation designating June 2026 as Child Welfare Professionals Appreciation Week.

Discussion Points

•Proclamation text praised child welfare professionals and highlighted culturally responsive and trauma‑informed practices.
•Warner highlighted annual benefits administered ($13,000,000+), high share of veterans using VA health care, and praised county staff support.

Decisions

•All listed items were approved by voice vote during the meeting.
•Ceremonial proclamation adopted.
•Resignation accepted effective 06/26/2026

Jun

Commissioners' Work Session June 1, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

Work session of the Clinton County Board of Commissioners on June 1, 2026 covered a proposed one-year planning services agreement with the city of Lock Haven, an IT backup hardware purchase proposal, and child welfare data system and proclamation items from CYF.

Discussion Points

•30-day cancellation clause exists.
•Contract to be hourly reimbursable and start with one year.
•CYF said CAPS links to the state CCWIS system but does not provide cross-county full-record viewing.
•CYF stated there is a '1.9' increase in cost from last year to this year (units not specified in the transcript).
•Intent to replace IBM Spectrum Protect subscription-based solution.
•IT director believes budget funds exist to cover the purchase.
•Proposal to provide technical plan review and paving project assistance to Lock Haven.
•Proposal to purchase Synology backup appliance for $39,383.45 with optional five-year support.
•Request to consider CAPS (child welfare database) agreement.
•Statement that CAPS holds demographics, notes, assessments, and reports; county has used it about two years.

Decisions

•No formal county decision recorded in the transcript; city council to vote later the same day.
•No formal county vote on the CAPS/CAHPS agreement recorded in the transcript.
•No procurement decision recorded in the transcript.

Directions

•Place proclamation for Child Welfare Professional Appreciation Week on Thursday's agenda for reading.
•Staff to check timeline/expiration details and follow up with commissioners.

May

Commissioners' Board Meeting May 21, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County Board of Commissioners met May 21, 2026, approving proclamations for Mental Health Awareness Month and EMS Week, multiple contract renewals and grant agreements, liquid fuels allocations to municipalities, several personnel actions and salary-board pay adjustments, and county bills totaling $1,024,185.31.

Discussion Points

•Board approved multiple routine administrative contracts and personnel items; the COG contract will support required NEPA and Section 106 environmental reviews for HOME program projects.
•Commissioner Gordon read proclamation text praising EMS personnel; local EMS and emergency-services staff accepted the recognition.
•Commissioner Snyder read the proclamation citing onset-age and suicide statistics; NAMI noted rural barriers to care and local supports.
•Salary board took actions on title changes and salary increases; commissioners approved bills and payroll.

Decisions

•Contracts, grant acceptance, liquid fuels allocations and personnel actions approved by voice vote.
•Proclamation adopted by voice vote.
•Salary increases and new position creation approved; county bills and payroll approved.

Directions

•County staff to implement contract renewals and execute grant paperwork.

May

Commissioners' Work Session May 18, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

At the Clinton County work session on 2026-05-18, staff described a $400,000 home-rehab grant with environmental reviews, county IT and emergency-management spending items, and receipt of an Emergency Management Performance Grant covering part of two employees’ salaries.

Discussion Points

•Affordability covenant durations (5–15 years)
•Battery maintenance and replacement costs for uninterrupted power supplies
•Eligibility: 80% area median income and primary residency requirement
•EMPG award amount and match
•EMPG to reimburse salary and benefits for two EMPG-funded employees
•Environmental review provider and fee schedule
•Grant amount and set-aside for affordable housing
•InformaCast annual subscription cost and recent test of the desktop alert system
•Potential delays in FY2026 funding due to DHS program finalization
•Reduction of Horizon licenses and resulting cost savings
•Selection process: reliance on regional reviewer and five prequalified homes

Directions

•Staff to advertise the application in the local paper and return with a fuller presentation
•Staff to continue submitting quarterly paperwork for reimbursement

May

Commissioners' Board Meeting May 7, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County commissioners held a regular meeting on 2026-05-07 that included proclamations honoring Community Action Month and Correctional Officers Week, presentations from STEP and the county planner on new solar zoning and decommissioning rules, several routine personnel and contract approvals, and county business including bills and payroll approvals.

Discussion Points

•Commissioner(s) noted municipalities have already adopted similar provisions and suggested county guidance could be shared as a model.
•Motions were presented in succession for routine approvals; commissioners called voice votes.
•Mr. Gibson summarized need for clearer definitions of accessory versus principal solar systems, design and plan submission requirements, and decommissioning/bonding.
•Planner said zoning replacement will set setbacks, require conditional-use hearings for principal systems in county-administered municipalities, and allow screening conditions.
•Rochelle Abbott provided program counts and described transit and partnership efforts.
•Transcript does not include detailed roll-call or named vote tallies.
•Warden Hoover thanked the board and introduced staff present.

Decisions

•All motions noted in the transcript were approved on voice votes recorded as 'Aye.'
•Both proclamations were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
•Commissioners read and approved the ordinance language and the related zoning replacement reading at the meeting (vote called; individual tallies not recorded).

Directions

•Planning staff may distribute model ordinance language to municipalities and return with further zoning recommendations on AI/data centers if needed.

May

Commissioners' Work Session May 4, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

At a May 4 Clinton County commissioners work session, Cedar COG outlined its scope of services for the county's 2026 CDBG program and said its fee will remain $42,100; Cedar COG staff also proposed a $29,890 reallocation from a 2024 housing rehab project to complete the Iron Furnace rehab, with a formal vote scheduled for the regular meeting on Thursday. Other items included a utility easement request from PPL, a sheriff's request to add a part-time deputy to the roster (budget-neutral), a county tire-collection announcement and a recognition for Haven Performing Arts.

Discussion Points

•A commissioner asked about federal budget threats to CDBG; Cedar COG said threats have been raised before but historically not enacted.
•Cedar COG presented the 2026 scope of services and fee ($42,100).
•Cedar COG proposed reallocating $29,890 of 2024 funds to the Iron Furnace rehab; public hearing held with no comments.
•Commissioner Harding congratulated Haven Performing Arts.
•PPL will replace an existing line and seeks an easement for a relocated line along Route 664.
•Presenter said county impact should be minimal.
•Proclamations scheduled for Thursday's regular meeting.
•Sheriff requested adding a part-time deputy to the roster.
•Sheriff stated the hire would fit within existing budgeted part-time hours (two positions up to 1,000 hours per year).
•Tire-collection event details were announced.

Directions

•Place the 2024 allocation modification on the regular meeting agenda for a vote on Thursday.
•Place the personnel item on the regular meeting agenda for consideration.

Apr

Commissioners' Board Meeting April 23, 2026 10:00 AM live on Facebook

Clinton County Commissioners met April 23, 2026; they approved routine contracts and personnel actions, voted to seek a DCNR grant for the Bald Eagle Valley Trail Phase 3, adopted a Fair Housing resolution, and approved an intergovernmental agreement to house federal inmates at the county jail.

Discussion Points

•Affirm county commitment to nondiscrimination in housing; direct complainants to PHRC and HUD.
•Agreement terms read aloud with per-diem and transportation rates; effective upon execution.
•Multiple routine procurements, grant subrecipient agreements and personnel actions were considered.
•Need to apply through DCNR C2P2 program for Phase 3 construction.

Decisions

•Adopt Fair Housing Resolution.
•Approve intergovernmental agreement with U.S. Marshals Service.
•Approve listed items by voice vote.
•Authorize application for C2P2 grant; approve related right-of-way agreement.

Directions

•Chair authorized to execute grant documents if award made.
•County corrections leadership to handle operational implementation after execution.
•County staff to execute contracts and complete administrative steps as required.
•County to publicize complaint procedures and conduct at least one annual fair housing activity.

Apr

Commissioners' Work Session April 20, 2026 9AM live on Facebook

Clinton County commissioners held a April 20, 2026 work session covering trail projects and grant applications for the Bald Eagle Valley Trail, a 2026 fair housing resolution and related food-bank subrecipient contract, new probation department JRI 2 funding for equipment, a county conservation district tree sale announcement, and adjournment without votes.

Discussion Points

•2026 Fair Housing resolution presented; staff noted resolution is required by many grant programs.
•Clinton County probation department eligible for $97,155 in JRI 2 funding.
•County to consider entering agreement with Renova Burrow to manage Memorial Park project ($975,800).
•Item scheduled for April 23 meeting approval.
•Pending right-of-way agreement with Carl Wolf for roughly 330 feet including a bridge; seeks temporary workspace for repairs to avoid eminent domain.
•PPL/Precise Electric utility work to bring power to Katie's Crossing for lighting and cameras.
•Proposed uses: vehicle replacement ($53,948), taser replacement ($41,207), case-management upgrade ($2,000).
•Staff to apply for DCNR C2P2 grant for Bald Eagle Valley Trail Phase 3 ($750,000) requiring 50% match.
•Subrecipient contract of $76,764.64 with Central Pennsylvania Food Bank for food distribution was presented.

Directions

•Staff to pursue right-of-way agreement with Carl Wolf and explore matching grant sources.

Apr

Commissioners' Board Meeting - April 9, 2026

The Clinton County Board of Commissioners met April 9, 2026, issuing proclamations recognizing National Volunteer Week, National Donate Life Month and Sexual Assault Awareness Month; heard updates from local volunteer groups; honored a teenager for lifesaving CPR; and approved several county agreements, personnel changes and county bills.

Discussion Points

•A staff member announced liquid fuels application deadlines for municipalities.
•Board moved and approved multiple administrative items by voice vote during the meeting.
•Board read and approved proclamations for volunteer recognition, organ donation and sexual assault awareness.
•Board read a proclamation honoring Leila Melody for lifesaving CPR.
•Commissioners expressed appreciation and confirmed county staff coordination.
•Emergency services presented a CPR pin and supporters spoke about the rescue.
•Visiting speakers described volunteer opportunities, donor registration and scheduled community events.
•Weaver thanked the board for support and described volunteer activities and near‑term events.

Decisions

•All listed motions were approved as recorded.
•All proclamations moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
•Proclamation approved by voice vote.

Mar

Commissioners' Board Meeting - March 26, 2026

Clinton County Board of Commissioners met March 26, 2026, and approved routine business: an amended Resolution No. 8 correcting a bid entry, several contracts and addenda, two hires, two resignations and county bills. Commissioners also heard a presentation on the county's farmland preservation enrollment process and were reminded of an open public survey.

Discussion Points

•Correction of a typographical error in Resolution No. 8; clarification of bid and payment amounts for a Renovo property.
•Details of software and subscription contracts (vendor, term, annual cost/increase).
•Easements are perpetual and attached to deeds; state/county cost-sharing for surveys and recording described.
•Open enrollment for farmland preservation is active through April 15; application materials and selection process described.
•Scope and reimbursement structure of farmland preservation easements, application materials, and timeline for open enrollment.

Decisions

•Addendum with Love 2 Care approved.
•County bills and payroll approved.
•No formal action taken; informational presentation and outreach.
•Resolution No. 8 amendment approved.
•Settlement agreement approved.
•Software services agreement approved.
•Two hires approved and two resignations accepted.
•Westlaw subscription approved.

Feb

Commissioners' Board Meeting February 26, 2026

Clinton County Board of Commissioners met Feb. 26, 2026. The board approved a series of routine contracts, a PCCD grant for medication-assisted treatment at the county jail, personnel actions and a hazardous-materials response contract; the meeting included the public introduction of the county library system’s new executive director and announcements about a new comprehensive plan and a kayak fish-passage feasibility grant.

Discussion Points

•Announcement of Fish and Boat Commission grant to study kayak fish passage
•Focus on youth services and plans to support county branches
•Introduction of new library executive director and his background
•Launch of comprehensive plan/greenway plan and public outreach methods
•Multiple routine contract approvals and personnel actions were presented and passed by voice vote.
•Salary Board corrected the hourly rate for part-time security positions and recorded a roll-call vote.

Decisions

•All listed motions were approved as recorded in the meeting.

Directions

•Public outreach to include online surveys and drop-off locations at libraries and senior centers.
•Treasurer's Office and responsible departments to implement approved contracts and personnel changes.

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