Bradford County public meetings in 2025
30 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Planning Commission
The Bradford County Planning Commission will review several land‑development applications, including a conditional/preliminary approval request from PennDOT for a 52‑acre, 56,541‑sq‑ft county maintenance facility in Wysox Township. Other items include a solar energy facility proposal by Pivot Energy PAL 112, LLC, a Dollar General retail development in Windham Township, and a crypto data‑mine project in Towanda. The commission will consider zoning, engineering and municipal comments before voting.
- PennDOT / Wysox Township: 52‑acre site at Craftmaster Rd & Strickland Rd, 56,541 sq ft facility, conditional/preliminary approval sought
- Pivot Energy PAL 112, LLC: Solar facility on ~92 acres (25 acres for arrays) at Cragle Rd, Orwell Township, preliminary/final approval sought
- Rome Dollar General (LD): 2.38‑acre retail store (10,640 sq ft) in Windham Township, modification request for parking spaces and conditional/preliminary approval
- Solitier, LLC: Crypto data‑mine on 2.686‑acre parcel at 133 Sullivan St, Towanda, conditional/preliminary approval sought
- Municipal Planning Commission review: 2025‑008 Jeanette Minard, Athens Township
The Planning Commission approved its monthly report and amended the November minutes. It granted conditional approval for the PennDOT County Maintenance Facility in Wysox Township. It tabled the solar facility application in Orwell Township and the conditional approvals for the Rome Dollar General and Soltier crypto data mine projects. It also approved a modification request for the Rome Dollar General parking spaces.
- Conditional approval granted for PennDOT/Wysox Township maintenance facility (unanimous)
- Tabled preliminary/final approval for Pivot Energy solar facility in Orwell Township (unanimous)
- Approved modification request for Rome Dollar General parking spaces (unanimous)
- Tabled conditional/preliminary approval for Rome Dollar General project (unanimous)
- Tabled conditional/preliminary approval for Soltier crypto data mine (unanimous)
- Monthly report approved (unanimous)
- New applications accepted (unanimous)
- Amended November 18, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
Commissioners
The Bradford County Commissioners will consider Resolution 2025‑29 to set the 2026 county budget at $77,468,408, adopt a 12.055 millage on assessed value, and approve a 2.5 % salary increase for non‑union employees. They will also vote on grant requests for $589,707 and $297,500, a $100 real‑estate sale, a $40,800 parking‑space lease with Towanda Borough, and contract renewals such as an $11,980.80 email‑security agreement. Additional agenda items include staff appointments, promotions, and the proclamation of Sanctity of Human Life Day.
- Approve Resolution 2025‑29: 2026 budget $77,468,408, 12.055 millage, 2.5% salary increase
- Approve Local Share Assessment grants: $589,707 for Prothonotary software upgrades and $297,500 for historic fire tower rehabilitation
- Approve sale of Parcel #62‑075.00173‑022‑001 to Justin Adams for $100
- Approve agreement with Towanda Borough for 85 reserved parking spaces for $40,800 annualized
- Approve renewal of email security services with Coro for $11,980.80
The provided minutes contain no clear actions, approvals, denials, or vote tallies. The text appears garbled and does not specify any concrete decisions. Therefore, no substantive items can be reported.
Commissioners
The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate. The board will review the Warden's report and address any new or unfinished business.
- Approval of November 13, 2025 minutes
- Warden's Report
Planning Commission
The Bradford County Planning Commission will review several land development items, including modification requests for on‑lot septic and street‑abutting requirements on various subdivisions. It will consider a conditional/preliminary approval for a new PennDOT County Maintenance Facility on a 52‑acre site at Craftmaster Road and Strickland Road in Wysox Township. Additional items include a solar array insurance modification for Paradise Energy Solutions and several minor subdivision proposals.
- Modification request for Lot 6 (Thomson Business Ventures) – on‑lot septic for agricultural use
- Modification request for Lot 2 (Ronald G. & Carolyn E. Robinson) – on‑lot septic for agricultural use
- Modification request for Lot 13 (David Travis) – street‑abutting requirement due to limited road frontage
- Conditional/Preliminary approval request for PennDOT County Maintenance Facility – 56,541 sq ft on 52 acre site at Craftmaster Rd & Strickland Rd
- Liability insurance modification request for Paradise Energy Solutions solar array – $5 million per occurrence, $10 million aggregate
The Planning Commission unanimously accepted the October 21 minutes and the monthly report. It also unanimously accepted a slate of new subdivision applications. The commission granted several on‑lot septic and street‑abutting modification requests, approved a conditional/preliminary permit for a solar array, tabled the PennDOT maintenance‑facility project, and approved the Shadduck residential development.
- Accepted October 21 minutes (unanimous)
- Granted Monthly Report (unanimous)
- Accepted new subdivision applications 2025-098 through 2025-112 (unanimous)
- Granted Modification Request Section 504.2 for Lot 6, Thomson Business Ventures (unanimous)
- Granted Modification Request Section 404.1 for Lot 13, David Travis (unanimous)
- Granted Conditional/Preliminary Approval for Paradise Energy solar array (unanimous)
- Tabled PennDOT County Maintenance Facility major land development (unanimous)
- Granted Preliminary/Final Approval for James B. Shadduck residential development (unanimous)
Commissioners
The submitted agenda text does not contain any identifiable decisions, proposals, or discussion items. It appears to consist of unintelligible or procedural placeholder text without concrete agenda items.
The minutes contain fragmented text with no clear decisions, approvals, or vote tallies. No identifiable actions were taken or recorded during this session.
Commissioners
The Bradford County Prison Board will convene on November 13, 2025, to approve minutes from the previous meeting and receive a Warden's report. The agenda includes communications, unfinished business, and new business, followed by an executive session.
- Approval of October 9, 2025 minutes
- Warden's Report
- Communications
- Unfinished Business
- Executive Session
Commissioners
Bradford County Commissioners will review several professional service agreements, personnel hires, and a property sale. The board is also coordinating logistics and legal advertisements for the November 4, 2025, Municipal Election.
- Agreement with Eagle View for GIS imagery and professional services at $86,560 per year for six years
- Sale of county property in Herrick Township to Geoff & Tara Fritzges for $7,500.00
- Tentative agreement with Teamsters Local 118 for Correction Officers (2026-2028)
- Resolution 2025-27 to apply for Community Development Block Grant Program funding
- Tax exemption renewal for Louis Adams at 70 Edwards Street, Towanda
The commission unanimously approved Resolution 2025‑26 designating the Endless Mountains as a National Heritage Area. It also approved several contracts and agreements, including a $86,560‑per‑year GIS services deal with Eagle View and the sale of county land in Herrick Township for $7,500. Additional actions included a grant application for Community Development Block funding, a veteran tax‑exemption renewal, and election‑related authorizations.
- Approved Resolution 2025-26 designating Endless Mountains as National Heritage Area (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2025-27 to submit a Community Development Block Grant application (unanimous)
- Approved GIS imagery and services agreement with Eagle View at $86,560 per year (unanimous)
- Rescinded prior agreement with Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering (unanimous)
- Approved reappointment of Scott Williams to the Redevelopment Authority (2025‑2030) (unanimous)
- Approved sale of county property in Herrick Township to Geoff & Tara Fritzges for $7,500 (unanimous)
- Approved veteran tax‑exemption renewal for Louis Adams, Parcel #51-073.02-013-000-000 (unanimous)
- Authorized Director of Elections to appoint poll workers for the November 4, 2025 Municipal Election (unanimous)
Commissioners
The Commissioners will approve meeting minutes and a $7,500 sale of county land in Herrick Township. They will consider resolutions designating the Endless Mountains as a National Heritage Area and applying for Community Development Block Grant funding, as well as a fair‑housing advertising resolution. A six‑year GIS imagery and services contract with Eagle View at $86,560 annually and several personnel hires and reappointments are also on the agenda.
- Approve sale of county property in Herrick Township to Geoff & Tara Fritzges for $7,500
- Resolution 2025-26 designating the Endless Mountains as a National Heritage Area
- Agreement with Eagle View for GIS imagery and professional services at $86,560 per year for six years
- Rescind board approval of an agreement with Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering
- Tax exemption renewal for Louis Adams, Veteran’s exemption, Parcel #51-073.02-013-000-000
Planning Commission
The Bradford County Planning Commission will review several subdivision modification requests and land development applications. The agenda includes multiple solar energy projects and a proposed Dunkin Donuts location. The commission will also consider a new solar system ordinance for Asylum Township.
- Proposed Dunkin Donuts at 1135 Golden Mile Road, Wysox Township
- Solar array project at 14486 State Route 220, Towanda Township
- Two solar projects in Pike Township at 154 Fuller Road and 436 Williams Road
- 0.975 MW AC solar farm in Ridgebury Township
- Review of a proposed solar system ordinance for Asylum Township
The commission approved the Gillett Solar Project (2025‑050) after a majority vote, with Commissioner A. Bishop opposing but the motion carrying. It also approved several other land‑development applications, denied a partial liability‑insurance waiver for the Paradise Energy solar array, and tabled two agenda items. All other motions were adopted unanimously.
- Approved Gillett Solar Project (2025‑050) – W. Knapp, M. Williams voted yes; A. Bishop opposed; motion carries
- Approved Paradise Energy solar array modification to 25‑ft setbacks – unanimous
- Denied partial liability‑insurance waiver for Paradise Energy solar array – unanimous
- Approved 2025‑049 solar array modification request – unanimous
- Approved 2025‑087 subdivision septic modification – A. Bishop, G. Aikens voted yes; S. Williams abstained; motion carries
- Approved 2025‑090 subdivision street‑abutting modification – unanimous
- Approved 2025‑091 subdivision septic modification – unanimous
- Tabled agenda item 2025‑084 PennDot – Wysox Twp – unanimous
Commissioners
The commissioners will vote on several items, including approving the September 25 minutes, awarding the Housing Rehab Inspector contract to Tice’s Construction, and authorizing advertisements for an emergency behavioral health crisis walk‑in center RFP and a CDBG hearing. They will also consider service agreements for children and youth services, a resolution supporting Trehab’s $350,000 PHARE housing finance application, multiple personnel hires, veteran tax‑exemption requests, and a policy for recording returned ballot packages.
- Award Housing Rehab Inspector contract to Tice’s Construction
- Authorize advertising for Emergency Behavioral Health Crisis Walk‑In Center RFP
- Approve Resolution 2025-24 supporting Trehab’s $350,000 PHARE funds application
- Approve service agreements with CHOR Family and Youth Services, Inc. and Loftus‑Vegari and Associates, Inc.
- Approve veteran tax‑exemption requests for five parcels
The board unanimously approved the September 25 minutes and awarded the Housing Rehab Inspector contract to Tice’s Construction. They authorized advertising for a walk‑in behavioral health crisis center and for the CDBG‑2 hearing. The commission approved a resolution supporting Trehab’s $350,000 PHARE housing finance application, a cooperation agreement for the county home‑buyer assistance program, and a letter of support to the state agency. Additional actions included hiring numerous Children and Youth Services staff, granting veteran property tax exemptions, and adopting a ballot‑recording policy.
- Approved minutes of September 25, 2025 (aye)
- Awarded Housing Rehab Inspector contract to Tice’s Construction (aye)
- Authorized advertisement for Emergency Behavioral Health Crisis Walk‑In Center RFP (aye)
- Approved Resolution 2025‑24 supporting Trehab’s $350,000 PHARE application (aye)
- Approved cooperation agreement with Trehab for Home Buyer assistance program (aye)
- Approved hires of multiple Children and Youth Services staff effective Oct 1, 2025 (aye)
- Approved veteran tax‑exemptions for several parcels (aye)
- Approved policy for recording returned ballot packages (aye)
Commissioners
The Bradford County Prison Board will convene on October 9, 2025. The agenda includes routine items such as approving the August 13, 2025 minutes, receiving the Warden’s report, and discussing communications, unfinished business, and new business. No specific contracts, rezoning, or ordinance items are listed.
- Approval of minutes of August 13, 2025
- Warden’s Report (attached)
- Discussion of communications
- Consideration of unfinished business
- Consideration of new business
Commissioners
At the September 25 meeting, Bradford County Commissioners will consider a range of items including approval of prior meeting minutes, proclamations for Juvenile Justice Week and Right‑to‑Life Month, and several contracts and service agreements for county departments. They will also vote on the sale of three tax‑delinquent parcels, a $5,000 transfer of Act 13 funds, and the hiring or transfer of multiple county employees.
- Approve agreement with Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering LLC for Bridge No. 15 replacement services
- Approve sale of Parcel #14-105.01-078-004-001 in Canton Borough to Kylie Landon for $1,000.00
- Approve sale of Parcel #36-020.23-151-000-000 in Sayre to Diane V. Ward for $100.00
- Approve transfer of $5,000.00 Act 13 funds to Bradford County Redevelopment Development Authority
- Authorize election bureau Logic & Accuracy Testing at 215 Main Street starting Oct 21, 2025
The board proclaimed October 5‑11, 2025 as Juvenile Justice Week and recognized October as Right to Life Month (with one abstention). They approved a professional‑services agreement with Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering LLC for Bridge No. 15 replacement, the 2026 holiday schedule, and a $5,000 Act 13 fund transfer to the Redevelopment Authority. Several tax‑sale parcels were sold to private buyers, and multiple service‑contract agreements and staff hires were authorized.
- Proclaimed Juvenile Justice Week (Oct 5‑11, 2025) – all aye
- Recognized October as Right to Life Month – abstention by Commissioner Gates
- Approved Bridge No. 15 replacement agreement with Infrastructure Consulting & Engineering LLC – all aye
- Approved 2026 Bradford County holiday schedule – all aye
- Authorized transfer of $5,000 Act 13 funds to the Redevelopment Authority – all aye
- Sold Parcel #14-105.01-078-004-001 (Aaron Willow) to Kylie Landon for $1,000 – all aye
- Approved purchase of service agreement with Adelphoi Village for Children and Youth Services – all aye
- Approved hire of Dillon Young as Full‑time Dispatcher I, effective Sep 23, 2025 – all aye
Planning Commission
The Bradford County Planning Commission will review several land‑development applications, including modification requests for minor subdivisions and a major PennDOT facility. Staff will consider a rezoning proposal by Guthrie Hospital for 19 parcels in Sayre Borough and a zoning amendment from Towanda Borough for home‑occupation permits. The commission will also discuss other pending subdivision and municipal planning items.
- Modification request (Section 404.1) for Lot 3 of Barry Thrush subdivision, Smithfield Township
- Modification request (Section 504.2) for Lot 2 of Regina Allen subdivision, Athens Borough
- PennDOT request for a 59,400 sq ft facility on a 52.23‑acre site in Wysox Township, seeking a Completion Guarantee modification and Conditional Preliminary approval
- Guthrie Hospital application to rezone 19 parcels in Sayre Borough from RT to MCC district
- Towanda Borough proposal to amend zoning regulation to let the zoning officer approve home‑occupation permits
The commission approved the minutes from the August 19 meeting and accepted a batch of new subdivision applications. It accepted a Section 404.1 modification for Barry Thrush’s Lot 3 and a Section 304.12 modification for PennDOT’s 59,400‑sq‑ft facility in Wysox Township, while tabling the conditional preliminary approval for that project pending required documents. The commission also approved a conditional preliminary approval for Springfield Baptist Church’s new parking lot and accepted a bond‑reduction recommendation for the Frandsen Real Estate development.
- Accepted August 19, 2025 minutes (motion carries)
- Accepted new subdivision applications 2025‑076 through 2025‑086 (motion carries)
- Accepted Section 404.1 modification request for Barry Thrush Lot 3 (motion carries)
- Tabled provisions for Athens Borough Lot 2 access (motion carries)
- Accepted Section 304.12 modification request for PennDOT Wysox Township facility (motion carries)
- Tabled conditional preliminary approval for PennDOT Wysox Township facility (motion carries)
- Accepted conditional preliminary approval for Springfield Baptist Church parking lot (motion carries)
- Accepted bond‑reduction recommendation for Frandsen Real Estate project (motion carries)
Commissioners
The Bradford County Commissioners will consider a $2,005,200 initial allocation for the 2025‑2026 Medical Assistance Transportation Program. They will also review proclamations designating September as Suicide Awareness Month, Hunger Action Month, Direct Support Professional Week, and National Adult Education & Family Literacy Week. Additional items include approving a donation for volunteer emergency responders, several legal service agreements for the Domestic Relations Section, a telecom services contract with RingCentral, and personnel actions for an election intern and a caseworker. Earlier executive sessions discussed employee employment terms and a county legal case.
- Approve $2,005,200 allocation for the 2025‑2026 Medical Assistance Transportation Program.
- Approve a 65‑month telecommunication services agreement with RingCentral starting Sep 1, 2025.
- Approve Resolution 2025‑23 to allocate a donation under Act 13 for Volunteer Emergency Responders.
- Approve multiple legal service agreements for the Domestic Relations Section (e.g., contracts with Chris Jones, Esquire; Bradford County Sheriff’s Department; Richard McCoy, Esquire; John Thompson, Esquire; Pennsylvania Department of Human Services).
- Approve hire of Election Intern Danielle Funk ($12.48/hr) and transfer of Krista N. Abresch to County Caseworker 2 ($27.07/hr).
The board voted unanimously to allocate $2,005,200 for the 2025‑2026 Medical Assistance Transportation Program. It also approved a cooperative agreement under Title IV‑D of the Social Security Act and a 65‑month RingCentral telecom contract. Additional actions included several proclamations, legal service agreements, and staffing hires.
- Approved $2,005,200 allocation for 2025‑2026 Medical Assistance Transportation Program (all aye)
- Approved cooperative agreement under Title IV‑D of the Social Security Act (all aye)
- Approved RingCentral telecommunications services contract, 65‑month term effective Sep 12 2025 (all aye)
- Approved Resolution 2025‑23 to allocate a donation for Volunteer Emergency Responders (all aye)
- Approved multiple legal service agreements for the Domestic Relations Section (all aye)
- Proclaimed September 2025 as Suicide Awareness Month (all aye)
- Proclaimed September 2025 as Hunger Action Month (all aye)
- Approved hire of Danielle Funk as Election Intern (all aye)
Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will discuss a resolution calling on the Governor and Legislature to finalize the state budget. The meeting includes reviews of various intergovernmental agreements, personnel hires, and a tax exemption request.
- Resolution 2025-21 regarding state budget delays
- Easement agreement with Bristlecone, Inc. for Bridge 13 in Franklin Township for $503.00
- Agreement with Tyler Technologies, Inc. for jury software
- CDBG Program modification for Child Hunger Outreach Partners roofing/masonry projects
- Veterans tax exemption for 612 Desmond Street, Sayre
The provided minutes consist of unintelligible text and do not contain any identifiable decisions, approvals, or vote tallies. No substantive actions were documented. The record appears procedural or incomplete.
Planning Commission
The commission gave conditional/preliminary approval to the Gillett Solar Project in Ridgebury Township. It also approved a modification to the on‑lot septic request for the Michael Bender subdivision. Several new subdivision applications and the monthly report were accepted, while the Springfield Baptist Church parking lot and the BAPA Networks Dunkin Donuts project were tabled.
- Approved conditional approval for Gillett Solar Project (motion carries)
- Approved modification request for on‑lot septic for Lot 2 of Michael Bender subdivision (motion carries)
- Accepted new subdivision applications 2025-065 through 2025-075 (motion carries)
- Accepted monthly report (motion carries)
- Tabled conditional preliminary approval for Springfield Baptist Church parking lot (motion carries)
- Tabled conditional/preliminary approval for BAPA Networks Dunkin Donuts project (motion carries)
- Tabled motion on Carl & Kim Maynard subdivision modification (motion carries)
- Approved minutes from July 15, 2025 (motion carries)
Commissioners
The Bradford County Commissioners will review several professional service agreements for mental health and children's services. The board is also considering a supplemental legal services contract and the approval of the FY 2025-2026 Human Services Block Grant County Plan.
- Supplemental legal services agreement with Gabriell Fera for $62,500.00
- Bids for millwork at the Veterans building
- FY 2025-2026 Human Services Block Grant County Plan
- Tax exemption requests for five properties in Towanda, Milan, Canton, and Athens
- Purchase of Service Agreements for Children and Youth Services and Mental Health providers
The minutes contain garbled text and do not document any clear actions, approvals, denials, or votes. No specific decisions were identified.
Commissioners
The Prison Board will meet to review the Warden's report and approve minutes from the July 10, 2025 meeting. The agenda contains no specific new business or proposed decisions.
- Approval of July 10, 2025 minutes
- Review of Warden's Report
Commissioners
The provided minutes contain no clear record of any approvals, denials, or actions. The text appears garbled and does not specify any decisions. Therefore, no actionable items can be reported.
Planning Commission
The commission accepted the monthly report and the list of new land‑development applications. It approved two subdivision plan reviews (2025‑062 and 2025‑064). The Gillett Solar Project was tabled because the required NPDES permit was not yet obtained. The commission approved a 90‑day extension for the BAPA Networks Dunkin Donuts project until October 13, 2025.
- Accepted monthly report (motion carries)
- Accepted new applications (motion carries)
- Approved subdivision plan 2025‑062 for Standing Stone Township (motion carries)
- Approved subdivision plan 2025‑064 for Terry Township (motion carries)
- Tabled Gillett Solar Project pending NPDES permit (motion carries)
- Approved 90‑day extension for BAPA Networks Dunkin Donuts project (motion carries)
Commissioners
The provided minutes contain garbled text and do not document any clear actions, approvals, denials, or vote tallies. No substantive decisions were identified.
Commissioners
The board proclaimed July 4 2025 as Independence Day. It also approved a Medical Assistance Transportation grant, a Community Block Development Grant modification, an online payment processing agreement, a letter supporting GoRail, a renewal of the VetraSpec software contract, a United Way housing services contract, and transferred a corrections officer to full‑time status. All motions were made by Commissioner Gates, seconded as noted, and passed unanimously.
- Proclaimed July 4 2025 as Independence Day (Gates/Miller, all aye)
- Approved Medical Assistance Transportation Program Participation Grant Agreement (Gates/Miller, all aye)
- Approved Resolution 2025‑16 for CDBG Modification (Gates/McLinko, all aye)
- Approved agreement with CSG Forte Payments for online payment processing (Gates/McLinko, all aye)
- Approved letter of support for GoRail urging Congress to reject certain truck policies (Gates/McLinko, all aye)
- Approved renewal of the VetraSpec Software agreement with Tyler Technologies (Gates/McLinko, all aye)
- Approved contract with United Way of Pennsylvania for Continuum of Care housing initiative (Gates/McLinko, all aye)
- Approved transfer of Steven Ingman from Part‑Time to Full‑Time Corrections Officer (Gates/McLinko, all aye)
Planning Commission
The commission accepted the May 20 minutes, the monthly report, and a batch of new applications. It approved minor land developments for the Petrane and Schucker projects, each with an easement requirement, and tabled the Gillett Solar and BAPA Networks (Dunkin Donuts) projects pending further information. The commission also directed the solicitor to file a lis pendens against Eureka Resources.
- Approved May 20, 2025 minutes (motion carried)
- Accepted monthly report (motion carried)
- Accepted new subdivision and land development applications (motion carried)
- Approved 2025-046 Petrane minor land development with easement instruction (motion carried)
- Approved 2025-048 Schucker minor land development with easement requirement (motion carried)
- Tabled 2025-050 Gillett Solar Project pending formal application (motion carried)
- Tabled 2025-032 BAPA Networks Dunkin Donuts project pending developer response (motion carried)
- Directed solicitor to file lis pendens against Eureka Resources (motion carried)
Commissioners
The provided minutes are largely unintelligible and contain no clear statements of actions taken, approvals, denials, or vote tallies. No concrete decisions or resolutions can be identified from the text. The record appears to consist of fragmented or corrupted entries without substantive outcomes.
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission accepted the April 15 minutes and the monthly report, both unanimously. It amended the agenda to include omitted applications 2025-035 through 2025-043 and accepted those applications. The commission granted a Modification Request for 2025-043 and granted Preliminary/Final Approval for 2025-039, each unanimously. It also tabled the land development request for 2025-032.
- Accepted April 15 minutes (unanimous)
- Accepted monthly report (unanimous)
- Amended agenda to include applications 2025-035‑043 (unanimous)
- Accepted new applications 2025-035‑043 (unanimous)
- Granted Modification Request for 2025-043 (unanimous)
- Granted Preliminary/Final Approval for 2025-039 (unanimous)
- Tabled land development 2025-032 (unanimous)
Commissioners
The board approved the award of a $43,375 bid to Shedden’s Lawncare for three years of county landscaping services. They also adopted proclamations for Treatment Court Awareness Month, Emergency Medical Services Week, and Court Employees Appreciation Week. Additional actions included renewing insurance with Travelers, approving several service agreements, allocating donations to Odyssey of the Minds and Commonwealth University Mansfield, and confirming new hires and salary grades.
- Approved $43,375 three‑year landscaping contract to Shedden’s Lawncare (unanimous)
- Proclaimed May 2025 as Treatment Court Awareness Month (unanimous)
- Proclaimed May 19‑25, 2025 as Emergency Medical Services Week (unanimous)
- Proclaimed May 4‑10, 2025 as Court Employees Appreciation Week (unanimous)
- Renewed fiduciary insurance agreement with Travelers (unanimous)
- Approved $12,500 donation to Odyssey of the Minds world competition (unanimous)
- Approved $30,000 donation to Commonwealth University Mansfield for officer training (unanimous)
- Approved hires and salary grades for Julianne Dell, Elizabeth Wilhelm, and Kristin Seeley (unanimous)
Commissioners
The minutes for the April 24, 2025 Bradford County Commissioners meeting contain no clear record of actions taken, approvals, denials, or vote tallies. The text appears garbled and does not specify any substantive decisions. Consequently, no decisions can be reported.
Planning Commission
The commission gave conditional approval to Black Button Properties' three‑lot development at 36637 Route 14 in South Creek Township, with a 4‑3 vote and pending engineering and environmental comments. A tabled motion placed the proposed Dunkin Donuts site in Wysox Township on hold. The Wyalusing Valley Fire Department received both a modification to parking requirements and conditional approval for its new fire hall, each unanimously approved.
- Approve Black Button Properties major land development (4‑3 vote, contingent on comments)
- Table BAPA Networks (Dunkin Donuts) land development (unanimous)
- Approve Wyalusing Valley Fire Dept. parking modification request (unanimous)
- Approve Wyalusing Valley Fire Dept. conditional/preliminary approval (unanimous)
- Grant Modification Request for Blancato subdivision (unanimous)
- Grant Modification Request for Berwick subdivision (unanimous)
- Approve Modification 504.2 for Sharer subdivision (unanimous)
- Approve Modification 404.1 for Sharer subdivision (4‑2 vote)
Commissioners
The provided minutes are garbled and contain no identifiable actions, votes, or outcomes. No substantive decisions can be extracted from the record.
Commissioners
The minutes contain garbled text and do not list any clear actions, approvals, denials, or vote counts. No substantive decisions were documented.