Bucks County, Pennsylvania

Salary Board

County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Prison Oversight Board

Retirement Board

County Commissioners

Salary Board

County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Board of Elections

Prison Oversight Board

County Commissioners

Retirement Board

County Commissioners

Planning Commission

Salary Board

Prison Oversight Board

Retirement Board

County Commissioners

Planning Commission

County Commissioners

Salary Board

Board of Elections

Prison Oversight Board

Board of Elections

Board of Elections

County Commissioners

Retirement Board

Salary Board

Planning Commission

County Commissioners

Prison Oversight Board

County Commissioners

Retirement Board

County Commissioners

Salary Board

County Commissioners

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Employees' Retirement Board will accept the minutes from its June 17, 2026 meeting and hear a secretary report for June. It will decide on a request to purchase leave of absence time for Dolores A. Roberto. The board will also address any other matters before adjourning.

• Accept minutes of the June 17, 2026 Retirement Board meeting
• Secretary report for June 2026
• Request to purchase leave of absence time for Dolores A. Roberto
• Other matters to come before the Board

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on a series of contract approvals and grant acceptances. Highlights include a $771,690,481 agreement with Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania for a HealthChoices Behavioral Health program, a $2,158,002 contract with BARC Developmental Services for intellectual disability services, and a $400,000 loan guarantee for the African American Museum of Bucks County. Additional items cover election software upgrades, a HUD Continuum of Care Planning Grant, and other service contracts.

• $771,690,481 contract with Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania for HealthChoices Behavioral Health Agreement (County 0%)
• $2,158,002 contract with BARC Developmental Services, Inc. for intellectual disability and early intervention services (County 9%)
• $400,000 loan guarantee commitment to the African American Museum of Bucks County
• $158,145 increase and amendment of contract with Clear Ballot Group for state‑certified ClearVote election software
• $151,335 HUD Continuum of Care Planning Grant approval

Prison Oversight Board

This meeting consists of standard procedural items including approval of minutes, the Controller's and Director of Corrections' reports, and sub-committee updates. No specific actions, proposals, or public hearings are detailed on the agenda.

• Acceptance of minutes from June 10, 2026
• Acceptance of Controller's Report for June 2026
• Director of Corrections' Report (no details provided)
• Reports from sub-committees (no details provided)
• Public comment period (up to 30 minutes, 3 minutes per speaker)

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will consider a consent agenda with over a dozen contracts for human services, including early intervention, mental health, and juvenile residential care totaling several million dollars. Also on the agenda are budget adjustments and an America 250 Day proclamation.

• Approve $2,025,000 contract with George Junior Republic for long-term juvenile residential care
• Approve $1,302,500 contract with Sunny Days for early intervention services
• Approve $715,000 in opioid settlement mini-grants and $169,400 for Narcan purchase
• Approve $2,640,000 budget adjustment for Behavioral Health Services
• Approve updated HR policies for all employees

The Board of Commissioners approved a wide range of service contracts for mental health, early intervention, and youth services. They also passed the America 250 Day proclamation, updated human resources policies, and adopted several budget adjustments.

• Approved June 17, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved America 250 Day Proclamation (3-0)
• Approved updated HR Policies for all employees (3-0)
• Adopted 2025 and 2026 budget adjustments (3-0)
• Approved Personnel Actions on the Commissioners’ List (3-0)
• Approved various civic contributions totaling $13,300 (3-0)
• Approved multiple service contracts via consent agenda (3-0)

Planning Commission

The Bucks County Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on July 1, 2026, with standard agenda items including public comment, approval of June minutes, executive director's report, and Act 247 reviews. No substantive proposals or decisions are listed in the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from June 3, 2026 meeting
• Executive Director’s report on county planning activities
• Act 247 reviews for subdivision and land development proposals

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board meeting for July 1, 2026, is largely procedural. The board will consider approval of minutes from the June 3, 2026 meeting and approval of Salary Board Actions. No specific proposals or financial items are detailed in the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from June 3, 2026 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board Actions (undisclosed)

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will consider approving two Qualified Domestic Relations Orders from the Bucks County Court of Common Pleas. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and receive a secretary report. The May 2026 transactions report indicates $5.24 million in pension benefits and $1.52 million in contributions.

• Request to approve QDRO for Case No. 2020-17589-0015
• Request to approve QDRO for Case No. 2021-62301-28
• May 2026 pension benefits totaled $5,244,060 for 2,051 retirees
• May 2026 contributions from members were $1,522,101
• 13 employees retired in May 2026 with service lengths from 5 to 30 years

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners will vote on a series of contract extensions and increases, including a $1,800,000 increase for Sysco food products. They will also approve contracts for emergency communications hardware, youth services, and housing programs, and adopt a $14,000 budget adjustment for Emergency Health. Additional agenda items include personnel actions, board appointments, and a $500 donation to the Michael Sherlock Foundation.

• Approve $1,800,000 increase and extension of Sysco contract for food products (6/4/26 – 6/3/27)
• Approve $59,615.43 contract with Hewlett Packard Enterprise for CAD system support (6/1/26 – 5/31/27)
• Approve $208,200 contract with Bucks County Opportunity Council for case management and transportation services (7/1/26 – 6/30/27)
• Approve $188,547.50 increase for design services for the Lower Bucks Government Services Center with Erdy McHenry Architecture (6/7/25 – 9/30/26)
• Approve $100,000 Habitat for Humanity contract for HOME funding to rehabilitate a single‑family home at 2417 Airacobra Street, Bristol (2/1/26 – 1/31/27)

The Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda containing numerous service contracts for departments including Children & Youth, Corrections, and Human Services. Additionally, the board adopted budget adjustments, approved personnel actions, and confirmed several board appointments.

• Approved June 3, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0)
• Approved various service contracts via consent agenda (3-0)
• Adopted 2026 Budget Adjustment for Emergency Health (3-0)
• Approved Personnel Actions on the Commissioners’ List (3-0)
• Appointed Cheryl Glover to America250 Bucks County Commission (3-0)
• Reappointed Donna Petrecco to Housing Authority (3-0)
• Reappointed Mary Theresa Gonzales to Human Relations Council (3-0)
• Appointed Dr. Xinyi Ge, M.D. to Mental Health/Developmental Programs Advisory Board (3-0)

Prison Oversight Board

The meeting includes acceptance of May minutes and the Controller's Report, along with the Director of Corrections’ Report and sub-committee updates. No substantive decisions or new proposals are on the agenda; it is a procedural session with public comment.

• Acceptance of minutes from May 13, 2026
• Acceptance of Controller's Report for May 2026
• Director of Corrections’ Report
• Reports from sub-committees
• Public comment period (30 minutes, 3 minutes per person)

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board is meeting on June 3, 2026, but the agenda contains only procedural items: call to order, public comment, approval of prior meeting minutes, approval of salary board actions, and adjournment. No specific salary adjustments, contracts, or other substantive actions are listed for discussion or vote.

• Approval of minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board Actions (no details provided in agenda)
• The Board reserves the right to amend, correct, or table any item prior to a vote

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will consider a series of consent agenda contracts and a regular agenda of budget adjustments. Key decisions include approving a $200,000 foster care contract with New Foundations, Inc., a $199,310 federal immunization grant, and multiple contract changes for the Lower Bucks Government Center totaling over $170,000. The budget adjustments involve a $10 million transfer to miscellaneous capital projects, a $4.6 million reduction in community college appropriation, and a $3.5 million increase for corrections.

• Approve $200,000 contract with New Foundations, Inc. for foster care services (7/1/26–6/30/28)
• Approve $199,310 federal immunization grant from PA Department of Health
• Approve three change orders (#24–26) for Rycon Construction at Lower Bucks Government Center totaling $172,642
• Budget adjustments: $10M to miscellaneous capital projects, $4.6M cut to community college, $3.5M increase to corrections
• Approve $50,000 contract for intervention counseling with Christopher J. White, LPC

The commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included contracts for foster care services, emergency health equipment, and various construction projects. They adopted 2025 budget adjustments, notably a $10 million increase for Miscellaneous Capital Projects. Personnel actions, two advisory board appointments, and $47,000 in community‑service contributions were also approved.

• Approved $200,000 foster care services contract with New Foundations, Inc. (3-0)
• Approved termination of $41,209.65 Clinical Director contract for Drug/Mental Health Court (3-0)
• Approved purchase of $99,618 IV pumps for regional EMS agencies (3-0)
• Approved $18,500 contract for third‑party testing of Lower Bucks Government Center (3-0)
• Adopted $10,000,000 budget adjustment for Miscellaneous Capital Projects (3-0)
• Approved personnel actions on the Commissioners’ List (3-0)
• Appointed Mary Ellen Dasaro and Arial Virk to Mental Health/Developmental Programs Advisory Board (3-0)
• Approved $12,000 to Big Brothers/Big Sisters and $35,000 to Bristol Riverside Theater (3-0)

Planning Commission

The Bucks County Planning Commission will meet to approve municipal reviews and hear a presentation on Bucks County history trails. The agenda was amended to include a municipal review for Nockamixon Township.

• Approval of minutes from May 6, 2026
• Presentation: Bucks County History Trails
• Act 247 Reviews for June 3, 2026
• Municipal Review BCPC # 30-26-CP1 – Nockamixon Township
• Executive Director’s Report

Board of Elections

The Bucks County Board of Elections will meet to approve minutes from March and hear director and solicitor comments on the May 19, 2026, General Primary. The board is expected to authorize the signing of election returns for that primary. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker, with a 30-minute total period.

• Approval of minutes from March 25, 2026, meeting
• Director comments on May 19, 2026, General Primary
• Solicitor's comment on the election
• Authorization of signing of returns for the General Primary

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Commissioners will vote on a series of contract amendments and extensions, including a $2,700,000 increase for the HealthChoices Behavioral Health Agreement. They will also consider contracts for senior services, early‑intervention programs, housing grants, and equipment purchases for probation and youth services.

• Increase and extension of HealthChoices Behavioral Health Agreement (Amendment #5) – $2,700,000 (County 0%)
• Purchase of six 2026 Ford Interceptors for Adult Probation – $270,372 (County 100%)
• Contract with Valued Relationships, Inc. for personal emergency response systems – $30,000 (County 0%)
• Approval of $3,430,833.60 HUD grant for CDBG, HOME, and ESG programs
• Extension of lease for county property at 1760 S. Easton Road – $1/year rent, $500,000 (County 100%)

The commissioners voted 3‑0 to adopt the consent agenda, approving minutes and a series of contracts and resolutions. Notable approvals include a $3,430,833.60 HUD grant for community development, a $2.7 M behavioral health contract, and several early‑intervention and senior services contracts. No other motions were recorded.

• Adopted consent agenda (3‑0) approving May 6 minutes and numerous contracts
• Approved $3,430,833.60 HUD 2026 Action Plan and grant awards for CDBG, HOME, ESG
• Approved $2,700,000 contract with Magellan Behavioral Health for HealthChoices Behavioral Health Agreement (Amendment #5)
• Approved $259,582 contract with Easter Seals for early‑intervention services for children (County 10%)
• Approved $36,400 contract with Metz Culinary Management for shelf‑stable meals to homebound residents
• Approved $135,000 contract with National Medical Services for toxicology services
• Approved $21,000 contract with GovWorx for emergency communications support and training
• Approved lease of county property at 1760 S. Easton Road to Bucks County Community College

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Retirement Board will consider three requests to purchase service time: leave of absence for Millicent F. Basile, and part-time service for Mary A. Leven and Nataliya Pristatsky. The board will also receive an update on the Super Micro Derivative Action and review April 2026 financial transactions, which include $5.2 million in pension benefits and $1.5 million in member contributions. Eleven retirements and one death benefit payment are reported.

• Requests to purchase leave of absence time for Millicent F. Basile and part-time service for Mary A. Leven and Nataliya Pristatsky
• April 2026 member contributions: $1,535,228
• Monthly pension benefits: $5,199,195 to 2,050 retirees
• Eleven retirements in April, including longest-serving Judith A. McKinstry (36 yrs 10 mo)
• Death benefit payment of $90,706 for one deceased employee

Prison Oversight Board

The Bucks County Prison Oversight Board will accept the minutes from its April 8 meeting, accept the April 2026 Controller's Report, hear a report from the Director of Corrections, receive updates from sub‑committees, and consider any other matters before entering an executive session.

• Acceptance of the April 8, 2026 meeting minutes
• Acceptance of the Controller's Report for April 2026
• Director of Corrections’ Report
• Reports from sub‑committees
• Executive session for board deliberations

Planning Commission

The Bucks County Planning Commission will hear a presentation on the 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan, review subdivision and land development proposals under Act 247, and consider approval of prior meeting minutes. The meeting also includes the Executive Director's Report and a public comment period.

• Presentation of 2026 Bucks County Hazard Mitigation Plan by Matthew Walters and Deanna Miller
• Act 247 Reviews for May 6, 2026 (subdivision and land development proposals)
• Approval of minutes from April 1, 2026
• Executive Director's Report (staffing updates, revenue, and ongoing projects)
• Public comment period for written submissions

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board will meet to hear public comments, approve the minutes from its April 1, 2026 meeting, and approve its own board actions. The agenda also allows for discussion of any other matters before adjournment.

• Public Comment
• Approval of the Minutes of the April 1, 2026 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board Actions
• Other matters to come before the Board

County Commissioners

The board will consider a large consent agenda including contracts for the forensic crime lab, agricultural easements, and various county services. Regular agenda items include board appointments and funding requests for local nonprofits.

• Approve $3,588,525 contract with NMS Labs to operate the Bucks County Forensic Crime Lab in Warminster (2026-2028).
• Approve agricultural conservation easements: 32.62 acres on Leopold Farm ($58,716) and 18.01 acres on Kashner Farm ($13,057), both in Bedminster Township.
• Approve $907,000 contract with Child & Family Focus for High Fidelity Wrap Around services (2026-2028).
• Approve $383,989 contract increase with Functional Pathways for therapy services at Neshaminy Manor (2026-2027).
• Approve $231,579.91 purchase of three vehicles for the Sheriff's Office from Chapman Chrysler Jeep Dodge.

The board approved a $3,588,525 contract to operate the Bucks County Forensic Crime Lab. They also adopted several other contracts and proclamations, including agricultural easements, mental‑health awareness weeks, and various service agreements. All consent‑agenda items were approved by a 3‑0 vote.

• Approved $3,588,525 contract to operate Bucks County Forensic Crime Lab (3‑0)
• Approved county portion of two agricultural easements: $58,716 for Leopold Farm and $13,057.25 for Kashner Farm (3‑0)
• Approved $109,400 increase for PATH street outreach program (3‑0)
• Approved $907,000 contract for High Fidelity Wrap Around services (3‑0)
• Approved purchase of three Sheriff’s Office vehicles for $231,579.91 (3‑0)
• Approved $250 grant for plant materials for Administration Building entrance (3‑0)
• Approved $33,422 contract for fire alarm system upgrades at Justice Center (3‑0)
• Approved $38,000 purchase of ammunition for county departments (3‑0)

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will consider a Ben Franklin investment and several requests to purchase part-time or leave-of-absence service credit. The board will also accept minutes and a secretary's report, and review March 2026 transactions showing $5.18 million in pension benefits paid.

• Consideration of a Ben Franklin investment
• Request to purchase part-time service for Scott Burton
• Request to purchase part-time service for Kristin M. Quigley
• Request to purchase part-time service for Bernadette T. Riley
• Request to purchase part-time service for Jeannette M. Sciss

County Commissioners

The board will vote on a consent agenda with numerous contracts and resolutions, including a $1.3 million affordable housing loan for a 42-unit project. They will also consider a $550,000 state grant for sidewalk improvements at the Lower Bucks County Government Services Center and various service contracts for seniors, transportation, and juvenile programs.

• Approve $1.3M loan for 42-unit affordable housing at Meadowbrook at Woods in Langhorne
• Accept $550K Multimodal Transportation Fund grant for Lower Bucks County Government Services Center sidewalk project
• Approve $406K contract for elevator maintenance and repair services
• Approve $600K contract for supervised independent and transitional living programs for juveniles
• Approve $120K contract for subsidized senior transportation services

The commissioners approved a $1.3 million developer agreement to build a 42‑unit affordable housing project in Langhorne. They also approved a $550,000 grant for a sidewalk‑enhancement project at the Lower Bucks County Government Services Center. Additional contracts were approved, including senior transportation services, emergency‑management vehicle purchases, and various facility and service agreements.

• Approved $1,300,000 Developer/Sponsor Agreement for 42‑unit affordable housing in Langhorne (3-0)
• Approved $550,000 Multimodal Transportation Fund grant for Lower Bucks County Government Services Center Sidewalk Enhancement Project (3-0)
• Approved $120,000 contract to provide subsidized transportation services for seniors (3-0)
• Approved $99,554 contract for temporary chiller rental (3-0)
• Approved $41,653 purchase of vehicle for Emergency Management (3-0)
• Approved $406,252 contract for elevator maintenance and repair services (3-0)
• Approved $65,200 decrease and termination of contract for Regional EMS Medical Director physician services (3-0)
• Approved $30,000 contract for ADA interpreter services (3-0)

Prison Oversight Board

The Bucks County Prison Oversight Board will accept the March 11, 2026 meeting minutes and the March 2026 Controller’s Report. It will hear a report from the Director of Corrections and updates from its sub‑committees. The meeting includes a 30‑minute public comment period and an executive session.

• Public comment (up to 30 minutes, 3 minutes per speaker)
• Acceptance of March 11, 2026 meeting minutes
• Acceptance of the Controller’s Report for March 2026
• Director of Corrections’ Report
• Reports from sub‑committees and executive session

Planning Commission

The Bucks County Planning Commission will meet to approve minutes from the previous month and receive a presentation on the State Housing Action Plan. The agenda includes Act 247 reviews and a report from the Executive Director.

• Approval of March 4, 2026, meeting minutes
• Presentation: State Housing Action Plan Review
• Act 247 Reviews for April 1, 2026
• Executive Director’s Report
• Public Comment period

County Commissioners

The Commissioners will vote on a consent agenda that includes numerous contract approvals, budget adjustments, and board appointments. A key item is the $675,000 increase and extension of the contract with Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission to provide the Pre‑Trial Program. Additional items cover Medicaid grant funding, construction work at the DART Center, and a CDBG contract for parking lot improvements. The meeting also features public presentations and a public comment period.

• Approve $675,000 increase and extension of contract with Bucks County Drug & Alcohol Commission for the Corrections Pre‑Trial Program (7/1/24 – 6/30/26)
• Approve $308,148 Medicaid Services Title XIX grant agreement with Pennsylvania Department of Human Services and Department of Aging (10/1/25 – 6/30/30)
• Approve $363,326.43 increase and extension of the general construction contract for the DART Center (12/2/25 – 5/1/26)
• Approve $196,972.98 name change, increase and extension of contract with George Leck and Son, Inc. for additional trash and recycling services (6/1/26 – 5/31/27)
• Approve $550,500 contract with Morrisville Borough for 2025 CDBG funding to improve parking lot at Manor Park and the Senior Center (2/1/26 – 9/30/26)

The board approved the March 18 meeting minutes and a series of contracts and resolutions on the consent agenda, all by a 3‑0 vote. A Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Marshal Service was adopted, also 3‑0. The commissioners adopted budget adjustments to the Emergency Health and General Services accounts and approved personnel actions, board appointments, and civic contributions.

• Approved March 18, 2026 minutes (3-0)
• Approved US Marshal Service MOU for joint operations (3-0)
• Adopted budget adjustments: -$155,000 Emergency Health, -$228,000 General Services (3-0)
• Approved consent‑agenda contracts and resolutions (e.g., $675,000 Corrections contract, $196,972.98 General Services trash service) (3-0)
• Approved personnel actions on the Commissioners’ List (3-0)
• Approved board appointments for Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council, Penn State Extension, Workforce Development Board (3-0)
• Approved other civics contributions totaling $10,600 (3-0)
• Approved termination and extensions of several Neshaminy Manor supply contracts (3-0)

Salary Board

The Salary Board will meet to approve the minutes from its March 4, 2026 meeting and to approve prior Salary Board actions. The meeting is scheduled for April 1, 2026.

• Approval of March 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of Salary Board actions

Board of Elections

The Board of Elections is meeting to consider changes to several polling locations across the county. These changes include moves due to renovations, precinct consolidations, and locations no longer desiring to serve as polling sites.

• Middletown Township Upper 3 move to Maple Point Middle School
• New Britain Township West 2 move to Merck Sharp & Dohme Federal Credit Union
• Northampton Township District 7 and 12 consolidation at Richboro Elementary School
• Solebury Township Lower 1 and Lower 2 return to Thompson Memorial Presbyterian Church
• Warminster Township District 14 return to 30000 Ann’s Choice Way

County Commissioners

The board will consider a series of consent agenda items, including contract approvals and amendments for senior services, mental‑health housing, and public safety. The largest item is an increase and extension of a $1,657,245.53 contract with Aramark Facilities Services for preventative maintenance at the Department of Corrections and Youth Center. Additional approvals cover contracts for HVAC repairs, bridge engineering, and grant funding for housing and human services.

• Approve $1,657,245.53 contract increase and extension with Aramark Facilities Services for corrections maintenance (4/1/26‑3/31/27)
• Approve $45,056 contract with CM3 Building Solutions for HVAC maintenance at the Bucks County Forensic Facility (1/1/26‑12/31/26)
• Approve $531,402.26 reimbursement application for language access costs to the Pennsylvania Courts (1/1/25‑12/31/25)
• Approve $930,355 contract with Bucks County Opportunity Council for mental‑health housing and supports (1/1/26‑12/31/28)
• Approve $258,589 architecture and design services contract for Building T renovation (3/18/26‑12/31/28)

The Board approved the consent agenda unanimously (3‑0), which included a series of contract amendments and extensions. A $1,657,245.53 contract to increase and extend preventative maintenance services for the Department of Corrections and Youth Center was approved. Additional contracts were approved for senior services, mental‑health housing, and various infrastructure projects.

• Consent agenda items approved (3‑0)
• Approved $1,657,245.53 Corrections maintenance contract (100% county)
• Approved $930,355 contract for mental‑health housing program (0% county)
• Approved $45,056 HVAC maintenance contract for Forensic Facility (100% county)
• Approved $25,500 increase and extension of Woodside Meals on Wheels contract (9% county)
• Approved $15,000 after‑school services contract with Family Unity Center (20% county)
• Approved $258,589 architecture & design contract for Building T renovation (25% county)
• Approved $41,310 digital intelligence contract for District Attorney (100% county)

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will discuss routine items including public comment, acceptance of the February 18, 2026 minutes, and a secretary report. It will consider a Ben Franklin investment. The board will vote on purchasing part‑time service for Nathaniel E. Crockett at a cost of $1,251.84. It will also consider purchasing a leave of absence for Jared J. Morgan costing $1,861.08.

• Purchase of part‑time County service for Nathaniel E. Crockett ($1,251.84)
• Purchase of leave of absence for Jared J. Morgan ($1,861.08 total; $942.05 employee portion, $919.03 county portion)
• Consideration of a Ben Franklin investment
• Acceptance of minutes from the February 18, 2026 Retirement Board meeting
• Secretary report for February 2026

Prison Oversight Board

The Bucks County Prison Oversight Board will accept the minutes from its February 11, 2026 meeting and approve the February 2026 Controller's Report. It will hear a report from the Director of Corrections and updates from its sub‑committees. The board will also consider any other matters before entering an executive session.

• Acceptance of the Minutes of the February 11, 2026 Prison Oversight Board Meeting
• Acceptance of the Controller's Report for February 2026
• Director of Corrections’ Report
• Reports from the Sub‑Committees
• Executive Session

Salary Board

The Salary Board will consider public comment, approve the minutes from the February 4, 2026 meeting, and vote on the pending Salary Board actions. Any other matters may be addressed before adjournment.

• Approval of the February 4, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approval of Salary Board actions
• Public comment period

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to discuss the BCPC 2025 Annual Report and conduct Act 247 reviews. The meeting also includes reports from the Executive Director and opportunities for public comment.

• Presentation of the BCPC 2025 Annual Report by Michael Roedig
• Act 247 reviews for March 4, 2026

County Commissioners

The board will vote on a resolution ratifying the February 22, 2026 disaster emergency declaration for heavy snowfall. It will also approve a series of contracts on the consent agenda, including senior meal services, software support, and budget adjustments. Additional actions include creating a Hardship Waiver Program and adjusting the operating budget by $35,000 for Public Information.

• Approve $1,068,000 contract with BTC Foods to extend senior congregate meals (4/1/26 – 3/31/27)
• Approve $1,096,701.25 contract with Tyler Technologies for iasWorld software support (1/1/26 – 12/31/28)
• Approve $35,000 operating budget adjustment for Public Information
• Ratify disaster emergency declaration of February 22, 2026 for severe weather
• Approve resolution to create the Hardship Waiver Program

The board approved a resolution creating a Hardship Waiver Program for homeowners behind on taxes and adopted a memorandum of understanding with the Credit Counseling Center to support the program. They also ratified the February 22 disaster emergency declaration and made a $35,000 budget adjustment for Public Information. Numerous contracts were approved on the consent agenda, and appointments to the Children & Youth Advisory Board were confirmed.

• Approved Hardship Waiver Program resolution (3-0)
• Approved Disaster Emergency declaration resolution (3-0)
• Approved $1,068,000 contract with BTC Foods for senior congregate meals (consent agenda)
• Approved $62,000 contract with Actuarial Solutions for HealthChoices behavioral health services (consent agenda)
• Approved $1,096,701.25 contract with Tyler Technologies for iasWorld software support (consent agenda)
• Approved $35,000 budget adjustment for Public Information (3-0)
• Approved appointments to Children & Youth Advisory Board (3-0)
• Approved $1,500 contract with Bucks County Free Library for older adult programs (consent agenda)

General

Retirement Board

The Bucks County Employees' Retirement Board will review a request to purchase part-time service for Karen A. Grabosky. The meeting will also include routine items such as accepting prior minutes, a secretary report, and a review of January contribution and benefit totals. No other decisions are listed.

• Request to purchase part-time service for Karen A. Grabosky
• Acceptance of minutes from the January 21, 2026 meeting
• Secretary report for January 2026
• Review of January 2026 contributions totaling $2,295,657

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider a resolution opposing the location of ICE detainee processing or detention facilities in county warehouses. The meeting also includes various contract approvals for health and human services and updates to the volunteer tax rebate ordinance.

• Resolution opposing ICE detainee processing or detention facilities in Bucks County warehouses
• Ordinance #175 amending the Bucks County Active Volunteer Tax Rebate Ordinance
• Contract for replacement of Bridge #258 on Old Bethlehem Pike over Three Mile Run: $718,242
• Insurance policies contract with Aon Risk Services Central, Inc.: $2,568,386.85
• Budget adjustments for various departments, including $800,000 for the Sheriff

The board approved a resolution opposing the placement of ICE detainee processing facilities in Bucks County warehouses (3‑0). They also adopted Ordinance #175 updating the Active Volunteer Tax Rebate qualifications (3‑0 roll call). The consent agenda was approved (3‑0), which included contracts such as a $2.57 M insurance policy, a $718 K bridge replacement on Old Bethlehem Pike, a $19 K design contract for the Levittown Trail, and a $13 K CDBG‑CV shelter services agreement.

• Approved resolution opposing ICE detainee facilities (3‑0)
• Approved Ordinance #175 updating volunteer tax rebate (3‑0 roll call)
• Approved $2,568,386.85 county‑wide insurance contract (3‑0)
• Approved $718,242 contract to replace Bridge #258 on Old Bethlehem Pike (3‑0)
• Approved $19,016 design and engineering contract for Levittown Trail Project (3‑0)
• Approved $13,025 contract to increase CDBG‑CV shelter services funding (3‑0)

Prison Oversight Board

The Bucks County Prison Oversight Board will formally accept the minutes from its January 14, 2026 meeting and review the January 2026 Controller’s Report. The Board will hear the Director of Corrections’ report and updates from its sub‑committees, followed by discussion of any other matters. A portion of the meeting will be held in executive session before adjourning.

• Acceptance of minutes from the January 14, 2026 meeting
• Review of the Controller’s Report for January 2026
• Director of Corrections’ Report
• Reports from sub‑committees
• Executive session

Salary Board

The Salary Board will hear public comment, approve the minutes of its January 5 and January 7, 2026 meetings, and approve pending board actions. Any additional items will be addressed under other matters before adjournment.

• Approval of minutes from the January 5, 2026 meeting
• Approval of minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board actions
• Public comment period

Planning Commission

The Bucks County Planning Commission will meet to discuss and recertify the Morrisville Borough Certified Redevelopment Area (CRA). The body will also conduct Act 247 reviews for February 4, 2026.

• Presentation and recertification of Morrisville Borough Certified Redevelopment Area (CRA)
• Act 247 reviews for February 4, 2026

County Commissioners

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners will vote on a $2,000,000 ARPA revenue adjustment and a resolution ratifying the January 24, 2026 disaster emergency declaration. They will also consider a series of consent‑agenda contracts, including agricultural land‑preservation purchases, service agreements, and grant acceptances. Additional regular‑agenda items include personnel reappointments and community‑grant allocations.

• Adjustment #27: Approve $2,000,000 ARPA revenue adjustment to the General Fund
• Resolution: Ratify the Declaration of Disaster Emergency of January 24, 2026 for severe weather
• Approve purchase of a 27.96‑acre agricultural conservation easement on Wisler Farm #2 for $335,520 (County 100%)
• Approve acceptance of a $55,000 911 Statewide Interconnectivity Grant for GIS maintenance projects (2026)
• Approve $136,268 contract increase with CO‑MANS, Inc. for supported living and housing services (County 3.9%)

The board ratified the January 24 disaster emergency declaration and adopted three budget adjustments, including a $2,000,000 ARPA revenue addition. They approved a $2,525,250 state grant for community development, a $335,520 agricultural easement purchase, and a $1,050,000 juvenile probation treatment contract. Additional approvals covered a $55,000 911 grant, a $27,920 pool‑chemical contract, and the reappointment of two mental‑health program directors. All actions were approved by a 3‑0 vote.

• Ratified Declaration of Disaster Emergency (3‑0)
• Adopted $2,000,000 ARPA revenue adjustment (3‑0)
• Approved $2,525,250 DCED CDBG‑DR grant acceptance (3‑0)
• Approved purchase of 27.96‑acre agricultural easement for $335,520 (3‑0)
• Approved $1,050,000 contract for juvenile probation drug and alcohol treatment (3‑0)
• Approved acceptance of $55,000 911 Statewide Interconnectivity Grant (3‑0)
• Approved $27,920 contract increase for pool chemical supply (3‑0)
• Reappointed Ada Miller and Cathy Sees to the Bucks County Mental Health/Developmental Programs board (3‑0)

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to consider the approval of the Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with numerous service contracts and agricultural land preservation easements.

• Public hearing and potential approval of the Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan
• Annual allocation of $1,000,000 for matching funds for farmland preservation
• Contract for $7,600,000 to start up a Mental Health Acute Inpatient Unit for individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and/or Autism
• Agricultural easement approvals for farms in Buckingham, Milford, Plumstead, and Bedminster Townships
• Interagency Agreement for $2,600,000 to provide opioid settlement funding for Medication Assisted Treatment Program

The Board approved the Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan with a 3‑0 vote. The consent agenda was also approved unanimously, covering agricultural easements, numerous BH/DP service contracts, and other county contracts and grants.

• Approved Comprehensive Recreation, Parks and Open Space Plan (3‑0 vote)
• Approved county portion of four agricultural conservation easements totaling $48,329.50 (3‑0 vote)
• Approved BH/DP contract with Access Services, Inc. for $854,653 (County 3.9%)
• Approved Board of Elections contract with Clear Ballot Group, Inc. for $38,850 (County 0%)
• Approved Children & Youth contract with Haven Adoptions and Family Services for $450,000 (County 11%)
• Approved Commissioners grant to Redevelopment Authority for $97,727 for Police Chiefs MIRT vehicle
• Approved Courts contract with Clemons, Richter, Reiss, P.C. for $31,167.24 (County 100%)
• Approved IT contract with CDW Government LLC for Adobe subscription $48,630.82 (County 100%)

Retirement Board

The Retirement Board will review and vote on three purchase requests: military leave and non‑intervening military service for Christopher M. Brown, part‑time service for William R. Hettel, and a leave of absence for Christopher M. Jones. The meeting also includes routine items such as public comment, acceptance of the December 17, 2025 minutes, and a secretary report for December. No dollar amounts are provided for the purchase requests. The board may address other matters before adjourning.

• Request to purchase military leave and non‑intervening military service for Christopher M. Brown
• Request to purchase part‑time service for William R. Hettel
• Request to purchase leave of absence for Christopher M. Jones
• Acceptance of minutes from the December 17, 2025 Retirement Board meeting
• Secretary report for December

Prison Oversight Board

The Prison Oversight Board will meet to conduct its 2026 reorganization and nominations. The board will also review the December 2025 Controller's Report and the Director of Corrections' report.

• 2026 Prison Oversight Board Reorganization and Nominations
• Acceptance of December 10, 2025 meeting minutes
• Acceptance of the Controller's Report for December 2025
• Director of Corrections’ Report
• Reports from the Sub-Committees

County Commissioners

The Commissioners will vote on a Consent Agenda that includes numerous contracts and grants, most notably a $14,209,073 Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement to fund medical assistance for Neshaminy Manor residents. Other items cover contracts for bridge repairs, insurance, and social services, as well as appointments to county boards. A brief public comment period is scheduled before the meeting adjourns.

• Approve $14,209,073 Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement with Pennsylvania Department of Human Services for Neshaminy Manor medical assistance
• Approve $1,000,000 Byrne Discretionary Grant subrecipient agreement for Bright Path Center construction
• Approve $457,500 contract increase with NPC, Inc. for election material printing and mailing
• Approve $66,520 contract for repairs to Bridge #28 on Walnut Street in Sellersville
• Approve $2,152,124.88 stop‑loss insurance contract with HCC Life Insurance Company

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will meet to elect its 2026 officers and review Act 247 municipal proposals. The agenda includes presentations on the Morrisville Redevelopment Area and the launch of a new commission website.

• Election of officers for 2026
• Presentation on Morrisville Redevelopment Area by Jeff Darwak
• Presentation on the new Bucks County Planning Commission Website by Drew Heimark
• Act 247 Reviews for January 7, 2026

Salary Board

The Bucks County Salary Board will consider approving the minutes from its December 3, 2025 meeting and will vote on pending Salary Board actions. Public comment will be allowed, and any other matters may be addressed before adjournment.

• Approval of the minutes of the December 3, 2025 meeting
• Approval of Salary Board actions
• Public comment period
• Consideration of other matters

Salary Board

The Salary Board will meet to organize its membership for the 2026 term. The board is also scheduled to adopt a manning table.

• Organization of 2026 Salary Board
• Adoption of Manning Table

General

The Bucks County Board of Commissioners will conduct an inaugural program at 10 a.m. in the Commissioners’ Meeting Room. The agenda includes a call to order, national anthem, invocations, and the administration of oaths to newly elected officials such as the Prothonotary, Sheriff, District Attorney, Controller, and Recorder of Deeds. No policy decisions, contracts, or legislative items are scheduled for this meeting.

County Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold a reorganizational meeting. Commissioners will nominate and elect a chair, vice‑chair, and secretary. The meeting also includes a public comment period. No other agenda items are listed.

• Nomination and election of chair
• Nomination and election of vice‑chair
• Nomination and election of secretary
• Public comment period