Delaware County, Pennsylvania

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Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, July 21th, 2026 4:30 PM HYBRID: Delaware County Council Meeting Room And Zoom Board Members: Three Delaware County Council Members: Richard Womack, Council Chair Elaine Schaefer Dr. Monica Taylor Delaware County Controller: Louis Rosenthal Appointments by Delaware County Chair: Chekemma J. Fulmore Townsend Mark Houck Mary Tonita Austin Appointments by County President Judge: James E. Turner Nathaniel C. Nichols Matthew Bilker, Esq. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any agenda item of the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 4. Approval of June 16th, 2026, Minutes 5. Report(s) a. Monthly Detained Youth Report, Juvenile Court and Probation Services b. Deputy Executive Director – Human Services & Community Supports – Chris Welsh 6. Old Business 7. New Business 8. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any matter of concern to the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 9. Board Member Comments 10. Adjournment

Thu Jul 16, 2026 · 14:00

Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority

201 W Front St., Media

Wed Jul 15, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council to ask voters for $120M for land conservation

The County Council will consider a resolution to place a $120 million debt question on the November 3, 2026 ballot for land conservation, drinking water protection, parks, and natural areas. The meeting also includes a consent agenda with numerous grants, contracts, and equipment purchases. Presentations on planning and the annual financial report are scheduled. Public comment will be heard.

Resolution 2026-01: ballot question for up to $120M debt for land conservation, water quality, wildlife habitat, and parks
Consent item: accept $2.1M Election Integrity Grant to offset unfunded state election mandates
Consent item: accept $1.455M Counter-UAS Grant for drone detection equipment and training
Consent item: $689,868.48 annual service agreement for 911 dispatch software (Octave)
Consent item: lease for District Courts 32-1-23 & 32-2-37 at 1100 Chester Pike, Sharon Hill; initial annual rent $117,000

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation on the Department of Planning, by Director Gina Burritt. 4.B. Presentation of the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, by Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller. 4.C. Update on Status of County Services, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director. 5. Public Comment 6. Communications from the Executive Director 7. Approval of Minutes 7.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on June 17, 2026. 8. Resolution(s) 8.A. Resolution 2026-01 - Resolution to submit to the qualified electors of Delaware County, at the General Election scheduled for November 3, 2026, the question of whether they favor an increase in the debt of the County by an amount not to exceed $120,000,000 to finance land conservation, including protecting drinking water sources, water quality in rivers and creeks, and wildlife habitat; conserving trees and wetlands; providing greenways and parks; and protecting natural areas from development. 9. Consent Agenda Items 9.A. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Food Service Operations and Management at the Government Center Complex. Subject to Solicitor approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Advertisement Budget 9.B. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Al [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jul 14, 2026 · 16:30

Jail Oversight Board

Board to confirm Interim Warden and approve $25,000 shower shoe purchase

The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board will confirm the appointment of an Interim Warden and vote on a purchase of shower shoes for incarcerated persons at a cost not to exceed $25,000 for an 11-month supply. The board will also approve prior meeting minutes and reports, and hear reports from the Warden, Deputy Warden, and Programs and Reentry staff. Public comment is invited at the start of the meeting.

Confirmation of appointment of Interim Warden
Approval of purchase of shower shoes for incarcerated persons for initial cost not to exceed $25,000 for 11 months supply
Approval of meeting minutes from June 9, 2026
Approval of reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden from June 9, 2026
Reports: Warden's Report, Deputy Warden's Report, Programs and Reentry Report

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DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD AGENDA Tuesday, July 14, 2026 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Notice of Executive Session 1. Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on matters of concern, official action or deliberation which are or may be before the Board. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of the June 9th, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 3. Approval of the Reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden made at the June 9, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 4, Confirmation of appointment of Interim Warden 5. Reports: 4A. Warden’s Report 48. Deputy Warden's Report 4C. Programs and Reentry Report 6. New Business 6A. Approval of purchase of shower shoes for incarcerated persns for initial cost not to exceed $25,000 for 11 months supply 7. Old Business 8. Board Member Comments. 9. Adjournment

Tue Jul 14, 2026 · 15:00

Personnel Board

Personnel Board to vote on new appointments and position reclassifications

The Personnel Board is meeting to approve the creation, classification, and grading of several county positions. The board will also vote on the appointment of four specific individuals to leadership roles.

Appointment of Taylor Dunn as Public Defender ($152,563.00 to $198,333.00)
Appointment of Chris Welsh as Deputy Executive Director, Human Services and Community Support ($151,611.20 to $197,100.80)
Confirmation of Jeff Lange as Interim Warden ($151,611.20 to $197,100.80)
Appointment of Amber Weeks as Administrator to the Office of the Medical Examiner ($114,649.60 to $149,032.00)
Reclassification of Fair Acres Occupational Health Registered Nurse to Advanced Nurse Practitioner ($99,690 to $129,596)

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AGENDA PERSONNEL BOARD REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Approval of Minutes 3.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on June 16, 2026. 4. Public Comment 5. Personnel Items 5.A. Approval to classify Elections, Deputy Director, CODA31, 35 hours a week, entry $87,229 to mid-point $113,397. 5.B. Approval to create Human Services, HR Manager, CODA30, 35 hours a week, Minimum $81,268 to mid-point $105,649. 5.C. Approval to reclassify two (2) Human Services Fiscal Officer II to Fiscal Officer III, CODA30, 37.5 hours a week, minimum $81,268 to mid-point $105,649. 5.D. Approval to grade Prison Security Systems Administrator, CODA27, 40 hours a week, minimum: $64,788 to mid-point: $80,985. 5.E. Approval to reclassify Prison Chaplain to CODA27, 40 hours a week, minimum: $64,788 to mid-point: $80,985. 5.F. Approval to reclassify Fair Acres Occupational Health Registered Nurse to Advanced Nurse Practitioner, CODA31, 40 hours a week, minimum $99,690 to mid-point $129,596. 5.G. Approval to reclassify Human Resources Recruiter, CODA 25, minimum $48,794.20 to midpoint $58,567.60, to Human Resources Recruiter and Training Coordinator, CODA 27, 37.5 hours a week, minimum $60,742.50 to midpoint $75,933.00. 5.H. Approval to appoint Chris Welsh as Deputy Executive Director, Human Services and Community Support, at CO [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jul 14, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

Council puts $120M land conservation bond on Nov. ballot

County Council will consider submitting a $120 million bond referendum for land conservation to voters in November. The council also will vote on multiple grants and contracts, including a $2.1 million election integrity grant and a $1.4 million counter-drone system. Several contracts for 911 dispatch software, laptops for first responders, and a 10-year lease for two district courts are also on the agenda.

Resolution to place $120 million land conservation bond on November ballot
$2.1 million Election Integrity Grant to offset state mandates
$1.4 million Counter-UAS grant for drone detection equipment
10-year lease for District Courts 32-1-23 & 32-2-37 at 1100 Chester Pike, Sharon Hill, starting at $117,000/year
Approval to advertise RFPs for food service operations and solar array installations at county locations

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, JULY 14, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation on the Department of Planning, by Director Gina Burritt. 4.B. Presentation of the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, by Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller. 4.C. Update on Status of County Services, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director. 5. Approval of Minutes 5.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on June 17, 2026. 6. Resolution(s) 6.A. Resolution 2026-01 - Resolution to submit to the qualified electors of Delaware County, at the General Election scheduled for November 3, 2026, the question of whether they favor an increase in the debt of the County by an amount not to exceed $120,000,000 to finance land conservation, including protecting drinking water sources, water quality in rivers and creeks, and wildlife habitat; conserving trees and wetlands; providing greenways and parks; and protecting natural areas from development. 7. Advertisements 7.A. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Food Service Operations and Management at the Government Center Complex. Subject to Solicitor approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Advertisement Budget 7.B. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for All Services Required for Design, Procurement, and Installation of Solar [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jul 9, 2026 · 16:00

Sustainability Commission

Sustainability Commission to discuss open space referendum and Penn State programs

The Sustainability Commission will receive a presentation on Penn State Extension Programs. The body will also discuss an open space referendum and current commission vacancies.

Presentation on Penn State Extension Programs by Amy Bradford
Discussion of Open Space Referendum with Gina Burritt of the Delaware County Planning Department
Review of commission vacancies
Planning for a retreat on Saturday, October 17, 2026

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✓ Decided: Commission approves amended bylaws and cancels August meeting

The Commission approved updated bylaws with a correction to the Sustainability Officer title. The August meeting was canceled, and members received an update on the Darby Creek watershed plan.

Approved May meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved amended bylaws with title correction (unanimous)
Canceled August meeting

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1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question – Jaclyn Rhoads (4:00 PM - 4:10 PM) 2. Instructions for Public Comment - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:12 PM) 3. Review and Approval of June Meeting Minutes - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:12 - 4:15 PM) 4. Presentation - Penn State Extension Programs - Amy Bradford, Client Relationship Manager (4:15 - 4:30 PM) 5. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 6. Old Business/Review of Action Items from Last Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:35 - 4:40 PM) a. Retreat - Planning Committee - Saturday, October 17, 2026 7. Office of Sustainability Update - Becca Yurkovich (4:40 PM - 4:55 PM) 8. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 9. New Business – Jaclyn Rhoads (5:00 - 5:15 PM) a. Open Space Referendum - Gina Burritt, Delaware County Planning Department b. Commission Vacancies 10. Member Sharing/Round Table (5:15 - 5:25 PM) 11. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 12. Set Action Items for Next Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:30 - 5:35 PM) 13. Adjourn (5:35 PM)

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Delaware County Sustainability Commission Minutes June 11, 2026 – 4:00 – 5:35 PM The Delaware County Sustainability Commission held its regular meeting virtually in June 2026. Chair Jaclyn Rhoads called the meeting to order following confirmation of quorum. 1. Call to Order and Roll Call PUBLIC MEMBERS (5 for Quorum) GOVERNMENT MEMBERS (4 for Quorum) ✓ David Director ✓ Carol Martsolf ✓ Julie Prey ✓ Jaclyn Rhoads ✓ Michael Schneller Joi Washington ✓ Justin Tibbels ✓ Mike Fuller Dave Moser, DCSWA (Alternate) ✓ Ron Aquilino, Planning (Alternate) Anne Stauffer, Parks Laura Goodrich-Cairns, Economic Development Danielle Floyd, Facilities ✓ Olivia Sansone, Sustainability ✓ Sue DePompeo, Sustainability ✓ Karen Lochman, Conservation ✓ Becca Yurkovich, Sustainability SPECIAL GUESTS ADDITIONAL STAFF & OFFICIALS ✓ Kate Raman, Natural Lands ✓ Connor Reardon, DCSWA ✓ Jordan Knox, DCOS Quorum was established. 2. Opening Remarks The interactive question was a call for ideas about sustainable vacations, and Commission members discussed staying home (stay-cation), woofing on a farm, driving to Adirondacks to float in a lake, carpooling, public transit, staying at environmentally conscious accommodations, reusing hotel linens, and purchasing carbon offsets when available. 3. Public Comment Instructions Instructions for public comment were reviewed. Members of the public were advised they could raise their hand virtually, submit comments by email [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 30, 2026 · 18:00

Veterans Advisory Council meeting

Council Meeting Room, Media

Thu Jun 18, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Health

Board to discuss FY 26-27 budget and post-Crozer healthcare

The Delaware County Board of Health will hear updates on wellness programs, post-Crozer healthcare systems, and 2026 special events preparedness including FIFA. New business includes an epidemiology update and discussion of the DCHD FY 26-27 budget. Public comment is scheduled.

Wellness on Wheels (W.O.W) update
Post Crozer Delco Healthcare Systems update
2026 Special Events Preparedness including FIFA
Epidemiology Update by Dr. Victor Alos Rullan
DCHD FY 26-27 Budget discussion

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Delaware County Board of Health Meeting Agenda MEETING DATE: June 18, 2026 MEETING LOCATION: County Conference Room (2nd floor), 201 W. Front St., Media, PA BEGINNING TIME: 6:00 p.m. I. Call to Order II. Chair Announcements – Dr. Lily Higgins III. Public Comment on Agenda Items IV. Approval of Minutes V. Director Updates a. Wellness on Wheels (W.O.W) b. Post Crozer Delco Healthcare Systems c. 2026 Special Events Preparedness (including FIFA) d. DCHD Events i. Spring into Action on Lead Poisoning, 5/7, East Lansdowne ii. Hoops for Health, 6/20, Darby Recreation Center iii. Delaware County Maternal Child Health Workgroup/Delaware County CHIP Promote Maternal, Parental, and Infant Health Committee Hybrid Meeting – 6/24, Council Chambers, Delaware County iv. Chester Black Men’s Wellness Day, 7/25, Subaru Park v. Back to School @ Chester, 8/8 vi. Back to School @ Yeadon, 8/15 VI. New Business a. Epidemiology Update – Dr. Victor Alos Rullan, Epidemiologist b. DCHD FY 26-27 Budget VII. Public Comment VIII. Adjournment Next meeting: October 8, 2026 County Council Room (1st floor), 201 W. Front St., Media, PA

Thu Jun 18, 2026 · 18:30

Libraries Board of Directors

Libraries Board to discuss staffing and IT upgrades

The Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors will review the May 31, 2026, financial report. The board will also receive updates on headquarters staffing, IT upgrades, and the 2026-2027 District Negotiated Agreement.

Acceptance of May 31, 2026, financial report
District Negotiated Agreement 2026-2027
DCL Headquarters staffing updates
IT Upgrades
Strategic Plan and System-Wide Evaluation updates

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Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors AGENDA Thursday, June 18, 6:30 p.m. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Public Comment on Agenda Items 3. Minutes: Approval of Minutes of the April 16, 2026, meeting 4. Communications & Announcements a. Delco Juneteenth Celebration b. Summer Beanstack Challenges c. Journey Across Delco d. Science in the Summer 5. Financial Report: Acceptance of the May 31, 2026, report 6. Administrator’s Report a. DCL Headquarters staffing b. IT Upgrades c. District Negotiated Agreement 2026-2027 d. Strategic Plan and System-Wide Evaluation Updates 7. Committee Reports 8. New Business 9. Old Business 10. Public Comment 11. Adjourn Next Meeting: August 20, 2026

Thu Jun 18, 2026 · 14:00

Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority

Board to vote on $50,000 grant renewal for Public Defender juvenile unit

The Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority will consider renewing a $50,000 special grant for the Public Defender's Juvenile Unit Client Emergency Fund and approving a $22,000 grant to the Urban Land Institute for a City of Chester program. The board also plans to reorganize leadership and authorize advertising for new Emergency Services and Arts & Culture grant programs. Several financial reports and invoices are up for approval.

Motion to approve $22,000 special grant to Urban Land Institute for City of Chester program
Motion to reorganize board: Andrew E. Nelson as Chair, Vincent Rongione as Vice Chair
Motion to renew $50,000 special grant to Delaware County Office of the Public Defender for Juvenile Unit Client Emergency Fund
Motion to advertise 2026 Emergency Services Grant program (up to $100,000) and Arts & Culture Grant program (up to $150,000)
Discussion of Next Generation Supplemental Grant round (up to $61,540, subject to County Council approval)

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Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority Meeting Agenda June 18, 2026 2:00 PM The mission of the DCIGRA is to improve the quality of life in Delaware County. We seek to accomplish our mission by investing in economic and community development, emergency services, and non-profit organizations, with an emphasis on under resourced communities. DCIGRA is committed to the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and creating a sense of belonging in all aspects of our operations. They are central to our mission in serving an increasingly diverse county that includes underrepresented groups. We recognize that varied perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds create a vibrant, innovative, and growing community. 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Motion to Approve the Agenda 5. Public Comment Concerning the Agenda 6. Motion to Approve Minutes of May 21, 2026 DCIGRA Meeting 7. Treasurer’s Report (Approx. 5 minutes) • Motion to approve June 2026 Treasurer’s Report • Motion to approve the 2025 Audit • Motion to approve payment of Invoice No. 55201 from Barbacane Thornton & Company for professional audit services for the period ending May 31, 2026, in the amount of $2,310.00 • Motion to approve payment of Invoice No. 588263 from Brinker Simpson & Company, LLC for accounting services for the period October 2025 through March 2026, in the amount of $7,076.19 8. Solicitor’s Report (Approx. 5 minutes) 9. Unfinished Business • Discussion: ULI Program Outcomes, [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jun 17, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council approves $5M EPA grant for recycling center project

The Delaware County Council will consider accepting a $4.998 million grant from the EPA to fund the Delaware County Transfer Station Reimagined project, alongside various contract amendments and grant approvals.

Accept $4.998M EPA grant for Transfer Station Reimagined project
Approve $553,550 contract for Fair Acres Geriatric Center roof repairs
Approve $674,100 HOPWA rental assistance program funding
Approve $1.65M amendment for HealthChoices Reinvestment Transitional Housing
Approve $200,000 Growing Greener Plus grant for flood gauge installation

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✓ Decided: County Council approved a $4.998M EPA solid waste grant

The council approved a $4,998,070 grant from the U.S. EPA to fund the Delaware County Transfer Station Reimagined project. It also approved several other grants, amended two child‑guidance contracts, and unanimously approved the meeting minutes. A $25,000 grant to the Delaware Bar Foundation was tabled.

Approved $4,998,070 EPA Solid Waste Infrastructure for Recycling grant
Approved $870,753 Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority grant
Approved $500,000 PCCD grant for Internet Crimes against Children task force
Approved $142,700 Emergency Management Performance grant
Amended Contract #MH 13/25, increasing value by $1,239 and extending term to 6/30/2027 (passed, 4 yeas, 1 recusal)
Amended Contract #DA 36/25, decreasing value to $31,768 and extending term to 6/30/2027 (passed, 4 yeas, 1 recusal)
Tabled $25,000 Delaware Bar Foundation grant (unanimously carried)
Approved minutes of May 18, 2026 meeting (unanimously)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation Update on the Delaware County Health Department, by Lora Werner, Delaware County Health Department Director. 4.B. Results of Greenways Finance Feasibility Study—Gina Burritt, Director, Planning Department. 5. Public Comment 6. Communications from the Executive Director 7. Approval of Minutes 7.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on 8. Grants 8.A. Approval of a Grant by the Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority for a one-time special grant in the amount of $25,000.00 to the Delaware Bar Foundation for Pro Bono Services and Undersevered Community Development. Subject to Solicitor’s approval. 9. Agreements / Contracts / Amendments / Purchases 9.A. Approval to amend Contract #MH 13/25 with Child Guidance Resource Center to increase the overall value of the agreement $1,239.00 for Family Based Mental Health services and to extend the term of the agreement through June 30, 2027. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Other Revenue $1,239.00 State Funding Source(s): Human Services Block Grant - 97.94% County Funding: 2.06% Please see attached supporting documents. 9.B. Approval to amend Contract #DA 36/25 with Child Guidance Resource Centers, Inc. extending the term of the agreement t [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes June 17, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on June 17, 2026 at 1:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor (via zoom), Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member; Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss litigation, real estate and personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation Update on the Delaware County Health Department, by Lora Werner, Delaware County Health Department Director. 4.B. Results of Greenways Finance Feasibility Study—Gina Burritt, Director, Planning Department. 5. Public Comment 6. Communications from the Executive Director 7. Approval of Minutes 7.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May, 18, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 18, 2026. The motion was seconded by Elaine Paul Schaefer and CARRIED unanimously. 8. Grants 8.A. Approval of a G [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 16, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council to consider $4.9M EPA grant for recycling transfer station

The County Council will review several grant acceptances and capital project contracts. Key items include funding for waste infrastructure, public safety software, and facility repairs.

Acceptance of $4,998,070.00 US EPA grant for the Delaware County Transfer Station Reimagined project
Purchase of Next Gen 911 'Prepared Live' AI software from Axon Enterprise, Inc for up to $267,000.00
Construction contract for Fair Acres Geriatric Center Building 4 roof and gutters not to exceed $553,550.00
Acceptance of $870,753.00 Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority Grant for FY 26-27
Approval to advertise the George W. Hill Kitchen Modernization capital project

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation Update on the Delaware County Health Department, by Lora Werner, Delaware County Health Department Director. 4.B. Presentation on the Results of Greenways Finance Feasibility Study—Gina Burritt, Director, Planning Department. 5. Approval of Minutes 5.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 20, 2026. 6. Advertisements 6.A. Approval to advertise Bridge Maintenance and Repairs at County Bridge #135, Fourth Avenue over Stony Creek and County Bridge #243, Second Avenue over Stony Creek, in Ridley Township. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Advertisement Budget 6.B. Approval to advertise for the Fair Acres Geriatric Center Building 6 Patio Concrete Pad Replacement. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Advertisement Budget 6.C. Approval to advertise an Invitation to bid for Countywide Custodial Services at various locations. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Advertisement Budget 6.D. Approval to advertise the George W. Hill Kitchen Modernization capital project. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Advertisement Budget This project is to pub [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jun 16, 2026 · 16:30

Juvenile Detention Board

Board to hear reports on detained youth and detention services

The Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers will meet to approve minutes from April 21, 2026, and receive two reports: a monthly detained youth report from Juvenile Court and Probation Services, and an update from Interim-Director Chris Welsh. Public comment is invited on any agenda item. No specific votes or action items are listed beyond the reports.

Approval of April 21, 2026, minutes
Monthly Detained Youth Report from Juvenile Court and Probation Services
Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services report by Chris Welsh

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Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, June 16th, 2026 4:30 PM HYBRID: Delaware County Council Meeting Room And Zoom Board Members: Three Delaware County Council Members: Richard Womack, Council Chair Elaine Schaefer Dr. Monica Taylor Delaware County Controller: Louis Rosenthal Appointments by Delaware County Chair: Chekemma J. Fulmore Townsend Mark Houck Mary Tonita Austin Appointments by County President Judge: James E. Turner Nathaniel C. Nichols Matthew Bilker, Esq. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any agenda item of the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 4. Approval of April 21st, 2026, Minutes 5. Report(s) a. Monthly Detained Youth Report, Juvenile Court and Probation Services b. Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services – Chris Welsh 6. Old Business 7. New Business 8. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any matter of concern to the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 9. Board Member Comments 10. Adjournment

Tue Jun 16, 2026 · 15:00

Personnel Board

Board to vote on new attorney pay grades across multiple county offices

The Personnel Board will consider 18 personnel items including new positions, reclassifications, salary adjustments, and a comprehensive attorney pay grade structure. The meeting also includes approval of minutes and public comment.

Create Election Systems Administrator position ($68,596-$102,894) funded by Elections Integrity Grant
Convert AFSCME Probate Clerk grade E ($16.54/hr) to Senior Probate Clerk grade G ($18.93/hr)
Convert Orphan's Court Supervisor to 2nd Deputy ($56,689-$70,862)
Restructure attorney pay grades: Assistant District Attorney CODA29 entry $72,000; Deputy District Attorney CODA33 entry $120,000
Temporary salary adjustment for Interim Director Recorder of Deeds Jacqueline Kirby ($87,229)

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AGENDA PERSONNEL BOARD REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Approval of Minutes 3.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Personnel Board Meeting held on May 18, 2026. 4. Public Comment 5. Personnel Items 5.A. Approval to create new position “Election Systems Administrator” CODA29 minimum of $68,596 and a maximum of $102,894. Elections position will be covered by the Elections Integrity Grant. 5.B. Approval to convert AFSCME Probate Clerk grade E (minimum $16.54) to Senior Probate Clerk Grade G (minimum $18.93), which provides training and support to Probate Clerks. 5.C. Approval to convert Orphan's Court Supervisor (MGA CODA24) to 2nd Deputy (MGB CODA27) with oversight of professional (paralegal) and administrative staff; responsibilities for managing the Orphan's Court department. Minimum of $56,689 to mid-point $70,862. 5.D. Approval to change the George W. Hill Prison Director of Information Systems position from CODA27 to CODA29 with a minimum of $78,395 to mid-point $97,993. 5.E. Approval to change George W. Hill Prison Classification Coordinator CODA20 to CODA24 with a minimum of $53,119 to mid-point $63,742. 5.F. Approval to convert the Assistant Director Labor Relations position to Labor Relations Specialist in the Human Resources Department, CODA30 with a minimum of $75,850 to mid-point $98,606. 5.G. Approval to convert [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jun 11, 2026 · 16:00

Sustainability Commission

Darby Creek resilience plan presentation and by-law review

The Sustainability Commission will hear a presentation on the Darby Creek Resilience, Conservation, and Management Plan. They will also review and potentially adopt amended by-laws, discuss a retreat date, and receive an Office of Sustainability update. A grant discussion is also scheduled.

Presentation on Darby Creek Resilience, Conservation, and Management Plan by Kate Raman of Natural Lands
Review and potential adoption of amended by-laws for commission structure
Retreat planning committee date determination
Office of Sustainability update from Becca Yurkovich
Grant discussion

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1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question – Jaclyn Rhoads (4:00 PM - 4:10 PM) 2. Instructions for Public Comment - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:12 PM) 3. Review and Approval of May Meeting Minutes - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:15 PM) 4. Presentation - Darby Creek Resilience, Conservation, and Management Plan - Kate Raman, Natural Lands (4:15 - 4:35 PM) 5. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 6. Old Business/Review of Action Items from Last Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:40 - 4:55 PM) a. Commission Structure Discussion i. Amended By-Law Review and Adoption b. Retreat - Planning Committee i. Date Determination 7. Office of Sustainability Update - Becca Yurkovich (4:55 PM - 5:05 PM) 8. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 9. Grant Discussion - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:10 - 5:12 PM) 10. Member Sharing/Round Table (5:12 - 5:25 PM) 11. New Business – Jaclyn Rhoads (5:25 - 5:30 PM) 12. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 13. Set Action Items for Next Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:30 - 5:35 PM) 14. Adjourn (5:35 PM) Delaware County Sustainability Commission Meeting Agenda Thursday, June 11 @ 4 p.m. Virtual Meeting Via Zoom

Tue Jun 9, 2026 · 16:30

Jail Oversight Board

Board will approve May 12 meeting minutes and oversight reports

The Board will consider public comments limited to three minutes per speaker. It will vote to approve the minutes from the May 12, 2026 meeting. The Board will also approve the Warden’s, Deputy Warden’s, Programs and Reentry, and Education and Workforce Development reports presented at that meeting. Additional agenda items include new business, old business, and board member comments.

Approve minutes of the May 12, 2026 Jail Oversight Board meeting
Approve Warden’s report from the May 12, 2026 meeting
Approve Deputy Warden’s report from the May 12, 2026 meeting
Approve Programs and Reentry report from the May 12, 2026 meeting
Approve Education and Workforce Development presentation from the May 12, 2026 meeting

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✓ Decided: Jail Oversight Board approved May 2026 meeting minutes and warden reports

The Board approved the May 2026 meeting minutes following a correction regarding adjournment procedures. They also approved the Warden and Deputy Warden’s reports for May 2026. No new or old business was discussed during the meeting.

Approved May 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved May 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden Reports (unanimous)

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Call to Order DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD AGENDA Tuesday, June 9, 2026 Pledge of Allegiance Notice of Executive Session 1, Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to take public contment on matters of concern, official action or deliberation which are or may be before the Board. Conunent is limited to three minutes per speaker, 2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of the May 12', 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 3, Approval of the Reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden made at the May 12', 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 4, Reports: 4A, Warden’s Report 4B. Deputy Warden’s Report 4C, Programs and Reentry Report 4D, Education and Workforce Development Department Presentation PND New Business Old Business Board Member Comments. Adjournment

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JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD MEETING JUNE 9, 2026 PAGE 1 The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board was held via hybrid and aired live on Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at 4:30 pm in the Delaware County Council Meeting Room, Government Center Building, Media, PA. The following JOB members were physically present: Chair Joanne Phillips, Executive Director Barbara O’Malley, Sheriff Saddiq Kamara; Controller Louis Rosenthal; Honorable Judge Deborah Krull; Honorable Judge George Pagano and Kathleen Cohen, Citizen Appointment. The following JOB member was present via zoom: Penny McDonald, Citizen Appointment. Solicitor Jack Larkin was on the call as well. Notice of Executive Session: Chair Phillips announced that there was an executive session held to discuss matters litigation, security and personnel matters. Public Comment: Robert Ciccinelli of the Delco Coalition for Prison Reform (Delco CPR): commented on overcrowding, food, detox and suicide. Mr. Ciccinelli also spoke about tours and the annual CPR report card of the facility. Chair Phillips noted that the JOB has received the report. She is very interested in reading what the suggestions are. Clifford Brock, a member of Delco CPR, commented on the comparison of the private company, GEO vs. Delaware County. From a taxpayer’s point of view, the difference is night and day. Kim Brown, of Colwyn, commented on the monthly stipend, phone calls, the MAT Program, administration presence within the jail and not just inside the administration b [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jun 8, 2026 · 18:00

General

Wed Jun 3, 2026 · 09:00

Delaware County Board of Elections

Board of Elections to certify May 19 primary results

The Delaware County Board of Elections will certify the results of the May 19, 2026 Primary. The board will also consider re-districting and file consolidation plans for several townships and prepare for the November 3, 2026 General Election.

Certification of May 19, 2026 Primary results
Haverford Township and Upper Providence Township re-districting ordinances
Consolidation of Concord Township 4 and 5
Consolidation of Nether Providence Township 6-1, 6-2, 7-1, and 7-2
Consolidation of Upper Darby Township districts 2-4, 2-5, 3-6, 3-7, 4-2, 4-3, 7-3, and 7-4

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Delaware County Board of Elections Board Meeting June 3, 2026 – 9:00 a.m. County Council Room – 201 W Front St., Media PA 19063 Agenda I. Call to Order II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Consideration of Agenda IV. Public Comment V. Director of Elections Report VI. Certification of Results of May 19, 2026 Primary * VII. Solicitor’s Report VIII. Authorization to Pursue and Re-Districting Plans and File Consolidation Plans A. Haverford Township re-districting ordinance B. Upper Providence Township re-districting ordinance C. Consolidation of Concord Township 4 and 5 D. Consolidation of Nether Providence Township 6-1 and 6-2 E. Consolidation of Nether Providence Township 7-1 and 7-2 F. Consolidation of Upper Darby Township 2-4 and 2-5 G. Consolidation of Upper Darby Township 3-6 and 3-7 H. Consolidation of Upper Darby Township 4-2 and 4-3 I. Consolidation of Upper Darby Township 7-3 and 7-4 IX. Preparations for the Nov. 3, 2026 General Election X. Approval of Minutes XI. Next meeting date XII. Adjournment

Tue May 26, 2026 · 09:00

Delaware County Board of Elections

Council Meeting Room, Media

Tue May 26, 2026 · 18:00

Veterans Advisory Council meeting

Council Meeting Room, Media

Thu May 21, 2026 · 14:00

Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority

Board to vote on $188,460 in youth grants and $90,000 in special grants

The Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority will consider approving a series of grants and payments. Major items include $188,460 in Next Generation grants for 19 youth-serving organizations, three special grants totaling $90,000, and renewal of a service agreement with Mijane Technologies. The board will also review a draft 2025 audit and approve invoices for audit and maintenance services.

Motion to approve a $50,000 special grant to the City of Chester for Safe Summer Neighborhood Fundays
Motion to approve a $15,000 special grant to CMPRadio Foundation for Fusion Fridays Community Engagement Series 2026
Motion to approve a $25,000 special grant to the Delaware County Bar Foundation for Pro Bono Services and Underserved Community Development
Motion to approve Next Generation grants totaling $188,460 to 19 organizations, including $10,000 each to Neighbor to Neighbor, Peter's Place, and others
Motion to approve renewal of Mijane Technologies service agreement at $1,520 per month for 12 months

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Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority Meeting Agenda May 21, 2026 2:00 PM The mission of the DCIGRA is to improve the quality of life in Delaware County. We seek to accomplish our mission by investing in economic and community development, emergency services, and non-profit organizations, with an emphasis on under resourced communities. DCIGRA is committed to the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and creating a sense of belonging in all aspects of our operations. They are central to our mission in serving an increasingly diverse county that includes underrepresented groups. We recognize that varied perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds create a vibrant, innovative, and growing community. 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Motion to Approve the Agenda 5. Public Comment Concerning the Agenda 6. Motion to Approve Minutes of April 16, 2026 DCIGRA Meeting 7. Treasurer's Report (Approx. 5 minutes) • Motion to approve May 2026 Treasurer’s Report • Motion to approve payment of Invoice No. 55051 from Barbacane, Thornton & Company LLP for professional audit services for the period ending April 30, 2026, in the amount of $1,650.00 • Motion to approve payment of Invoice No. 1029 from Mijane Technologies LLC for monthly maintenance and service for January, February, and March 2026, in the amount of $4,200.00 • Review of 2025 Draft Audit 8. Solicitor's Report (Approx. 5 minutes) 9. Unfinished Business 10. New [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed May 20, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council approves grant renewals and service contracts

The Delaware County Council will consider renewing multiple health and safety grants, including $1.01 million for the Epidemiology Lab Capacity grant, and approve contracts for eFiling, voting machine supplies, and bridge engineering.

Renewal of Epidemiology Lab Capacity grant for $1,013,942.91
Approval of eFiling system contract with GreenCourt for $268,200
Purchase of voting machine cage covers for $48,347.80
Engineering agreement extension for County Bridge #234
Approval of Central Tax Collection refunds totaling $3,203.70

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✓ Decided: County Council approves $1.013M epidemiology lab grant renewal

The council unanimously approved a renewal of the Epidemiology Lab Capacity grant for $1,013,942.91, extending the agreement through June 30, 2026. It also approved multiple other grant renewals and contracts, including a $500,000 domestic‑violence grant and a $99,500 professional services agreement that passed 3‑2. All consent‑agenda items were adopted with unanimous votes unless noted otherwise.

Approved $206,300.50 Regional EMS Office grant renewal (unanimous)
Approved $500,000 OVW Domestic Violence grant (unanimous)
Approved application for $500,000 Veterans Suicide Prevention grant (unanimous)
Approved $1,013,942.91 Epidemiology Lab Capacity grant renewal (unanimous)
Approved $100,000 Longview International opioid‑settlement kiosk agreement (unanimous)
Approved $48,347.80 voting‑machine cage cover purchase (unanimous)
Approved $99,500 professional services agreement with David Baker (3‑2)
Approved $150,000 Traffic Safety project grant (unanimous)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Public Comment 5. Communications from the Executive Director 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 6, 2026. 7. Consent Agenda Items 7.A. Approval of a grant renewal in the amount of $206,300.50 from PA Department of Health for Regional EMS Office for FY 2026-2027. Subject to Solicitors' approval. Grant $206,300.50 This Grant between the County of Delaware and the Pennsylvania Department of Health will provide funding for operations of the Delaware County Regional Emergency Medical Services Office. This one year contract for a total of $206,300.50 applies to personnel , training and certification expenses for Fiscal Year 26 - 27. 7.B. Approval to accept OVW FY 25 Enhancing Investigation and Prosecution of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking (EIP) Initiative in the amount of $500,000.00 for a term of May 1, 2026, to April 30, 2029. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 500,000.00 Department of Justice 7.C. Approval to apply for a grant under the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program in an amount not to exceed $500,000.00, over a (1) one-year period anticipated to begin September 1, 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes May 20, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on May 20, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss litigation, real-estate and personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Public Comment 5. Communications from the Executive Director 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 6, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 6, 2026. The motion was seconded by Elaine Paul Schaefer and CARRIED unanimously. 7. Consent Agenda Items Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the following consent agenda items 7A through 7BB with a motion made by Christine Reuther to remove item 7W. from the consent agenda and to vote separately on Item 7W. Motion was seconded by Dr. Monica Taylor and CARRIED u [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon May 18, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

Council to decide on $2.6M behavioral health loss transfer and opioid kiosk

Delaware County Council will consider a $2,627,836 transfer to cover 2024 HealthChoices behavioral health losses, approve grants including $206,300 for EMS and $500,000 for domestic violence prosecution, and vote on contracts such as a $100,000 opioid settlement kiosk and an eFiling system for Domestic Relations at no net county cost.

$2,627,836 transfer from HealthChoices risk and contingency funding to Community Care Behavioral Health Organization for 2024 losses
$100,000 renewal with Longview International for opioid settlement-funded dispensing kiosk expansion
$206,300.50 grant renewal from PA Department of Health for Regional EMS Office operations
$500,000 OVW grant for enhancing investigation and prosecution of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking
Approval of eFiling contract with GreenCourt ($87,288 implementation, $180,912 annual) for Domestic Relations, reimbursed by federal funds

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Approval of Minutes 4.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on May 6, 2026. 5. Grants 5.A. Approval of a grant renewal in the amount of $206,300.50 from PA Department of Health for Regional EMS Office for FY 2026-2027. Subject to Solicitors' approval. Grant $206,300.50 This Grant between the County of Delaware and the Pennsylvania Department of Health will provide funding for operations of the Delaware County Regional Emergency Medical Services Office. This one year contract for a total of $206,300.50 applies to personnel , training and certification expenses for Fiscal Year 26 - 27. 5.B. Approval to accept OVW FY 25 Enhancing Investigation and Prosecution of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Stalking (EIP) Initiative in the amount of $500,000.00 for a term of May 1, 2026, to April 30, 2029. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 500,000.00 Department of Justice 5.C. Approval to apply for a grant under the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program in an amount not to exceed $500,000.00, over a (1) one-year period anticipated to begin September 1, 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant Approval to Submit Grant 5.D. Approval to apply for the FY 2027 Traffic S [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon May 18, 2026 · 16:30

Juvenile Detention Board

Mon May 18, 2026 · 15:00

Personnel Board

Personnel Board to vote on compensation and new position pay scales

The Personnel Board is meeting to approve a recommended compensation structure for non-full time employees. The board will also consider pay scales for several specific positions across county departments.

Compensation structure for Non-Full Time employees
Executive Risk Manager position: $75,850.00 to $98,606.00
District Attorney CID Director position: $131,841.00 to $171,392.00
AFSCME Floater/Flex employee: $15.00 per hour minimum entry
Compensation increase for Erin Bergin from $80,000.00 to $100,000.00

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✓ Decided: Personnel Board approved multiple new and revised county positions

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the April 21, 2026 meeting and a recommended compensation structure for non‑full‑time employees. It also unanimously approved several new positions with specified salary ranges, including an Executive Risk Manager and a District Attorney CID Director. The board voted 4‑1 to revise compensation grades for two District Attorney roles and to increase a staff member’s salary.

Approved minutes of the April 21, 2026 Personnel Board meeting (unanimously)
Approved recommended compensation structure for non‑full‑time employees (unanimously)
Approved new positions – Executive Risk Manager (CODA 30, $75,850‑$98,606), District Attorney CID Director (CODA 33, $131,841‑$171,392), Facilities Management Operations Manager (CODA 29, $73,496‑$91,868), HR Clerk (CODA 18, $34,682‑$41,618) (unanimously)
Approved revised AFSCME “Floater/Flex” employee position at $15.00 per hour (unanimously)
Approved revision of District Attorney Director of Policy & Public Engagement compensation grade from CODA 25 to CODA 29, $69,596‑$85,744 (4‑1)
Approved District Attorney Financial Administrator CODA 29 salary $69,596‑$85,744 and increased Erin Bergin’s salary to $100,000 (4‑1)

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AGENDA PERSONNEL BOARD REGULAR MEETING MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Approval of Minutes 3.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on April 21, 2026. 4. Public Comment 5. Personnel Items 5.A. Approval for recommended compensation structure for Non-Full Time employees. 5.B. Approval for the Executive, Risk Manager position, CODA 30, minimum $75,850.00 to mid-point $98,606.00. 5.C. Approval for the District Attorney, CID Director position, CODA 33, minimum $131,841.00 to mid-point $171,392.00. 5.D. Approval for the Facilities Management, Operations Manager position, CODA 29, minimum $73,496.00 to mid-point $91,868.00. 5.E. Approval for the Human Resources, HR Clerk position, CODA 18, minimum $34,682.00 to mid-point $41,618.00. 5.F. Approval for the revised AFSCME position in Administrative Services for “Floater/Flex employee” , CODA 13 at new minimum entry of $15.00 per hour. Vacant position converted to a floater that can work in both mail room and print shop 5.G. Approval to revise the compensation grade for District Attorney, Director of Policy & Public Engagement, from CODA 25 to CODA 29, minimum $69,596.00 to mid $85,744.00. 5.H. Approval for the District Attorney, Financial Administrator, to CODA 29, minimum $69,596.00 to mid-point $85,744.00. Additionally, increase compensation of Erin Bergi [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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Personnel Board Minutes May 18, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Monica Taylor, Council Member (via zoom); Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on May 18, 2026, at 3:00 pm in the County Council Meeting Room, Government Center Building, located at 201 West Front Street, Media, PA and was live streamed. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Approval of Minutes 3.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Personnel Board Meeting held on April 21, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Personnel Board Minutes held on April 21, 2026. The motion was seconded by Elaine Paul Schaefer and CARRIED unanimously. 4. Public Comment 5. Personnel Items 5.A. Approval for recommended compensation structure for Non-Full Time employees. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the recommended compensation structure for non-full-time employees and non-bargaining employees. The motion was seconded by Elaine Paul Scahefer and CARRIED unanimously. 5.B. Approval for the Executive, Risk Manager position, CODA 30, minimum $75,850.00 to mid-point $98,606.00. [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon May 18, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

Thu May 14, 2026 · 16:00

Sustainability Commission

Sustainability Commission discusses park initiatives and internal structure

The Delaware County Sustainability Commission will review meeting minutes, hear a presentation on Prospect Park Borough initiatives, and discuss internal by-laws and committee structure.

Review and approval of April meeting minutes
Presentation on Prospect Park Borough sustainability initiatives
Discussion of Commission Structure and Amended By-Laws
Office of Sustainability update and introduction of Summer Intern
Grant discussion

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1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question – Jaclyn Rhoads (4:00 PM - 4:10 PM) 2. Instructions for Public Comment - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:12 PM) 3. Review and Approval of April Meeting Minutes - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:15 PM) 4. Presentation - Prospect Park Borough Sustainability Initiatives - Joe Zabczynski (4:15 - 4:30 PM) 5. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 6. Old Business/Review of Action Items from Last Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:35 - 4:55 PM) a. Commission Structure Discussion i. Amended By-Law Review b. Retreat - Planning Committee c. Conservation District Vacancy 7. Office of Sustainability Update - Becca Yurkovich (4:55 PM - 5:05 PM) a. Introduction of Summer Intern - Jordan Knox 8. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 9. Grant Discussion - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:10 - 5:12 PM) 10. Member Sharing/Round Table (5:12 - 5:25 PM) 11. New Business – Jaclyn Rhoads (5:25 - 5:30 PM) 12. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 13. Set Action Items for Next Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:30 - 5:35 PM) 14. Adjourn (5:35 PM)

Tue May 12, 2026 · 16:30

Jail Oversight Board

Board to approve April 14%, 2026 minutes and review warden reports

The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board will consider public comments, approve the meeting minutes from the April 14%, 2026 session, and approve the reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden. The board will receive the Warden’s Report, Deputy Warden’s Report, and Programs and Reentry Report. No other actions are listed on the agenda.

Approve minutes of the April 14%, 2026 meeting
Approve reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden from April 14%, 2026
Warden’s Report
Deputy Warden’s Report
Programs and Reentry Report

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✓ Decided: Board unanimously approved April 2026 meeting minutes

The Jail Oversight Board approved the April 2026 meeting minutes and the April 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden reports, each with unanimous support. A separate motion introduced by Sheriff Saddiq Kamara also passed unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken.

Approved April 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved April 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden reports (unanimous)
Motion introduced by Sheriff Kamara carried unanimously

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DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD AGENDA Tuesday, May 12, 2026 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Notice of Executive Session. 1. Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on matters of concern, official action or deliberation which are or may be before the Board. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of the April 14%, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 3. Approval of the Reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden made at the April 14%, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 4, Reports: 4A. Warden's Report 4B. Deputy Warden’s Report 4C. Programs and Reentry Report New Business Old Business Board Member Comments. enn oO Adjournment

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JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD MEETING MAY 12, 2026 PAGE 1 The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board was held via hybrid and aired live on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at 4:30 pm in the Delaware County Council Meeting Room, Government Center Building, Media, PA. The following JOB members were physically present: Chair Joanne Phillips, Executive Director Barbara O’ Malley, Sheriff Saddiq Kamara; Honorable Judge George Pagano and Kathleen Cohen, Citizen Appointment. The following JOB member was present via zoom: Controller Louis Rosenthal and Jonathan King, Citizen Appointment. Notice of Executive Session: Chair Phillips announced that there was an executive session held to discuss matters regarding litigation, security and Green Vs. Delco case 2:26-cv-00919-MAK. Public Comment: there was no public comment. Approval of the April 2026 Meeting Minutes. Motion made by Controller Rosenthal to approve the meeting minutes for April, seconded by Sheriff Kamara. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of the Warden and Deputy Warden’s reports for April 2026. Motion made by Director O’Malley to approve the April 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden Reports, seconded by Sheriff Kamara. Motion carried unanimously. New Business: Chair Phillips announced that the medical contract will soon expire. The county will be going forward with requests for proposals. Old Business: Chair Phillips stated that the core value awards ceremony held during corrections week was impressive. It was heartwarming seeing employee [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed May 6, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council to approve $2.54 M roof restoration contract for Government Center

The Delaware County Council will consider a consent agenda that includes several grant acceptances, contract awards, and lease agreements. Key items are a $2,543,073.37 contract to restore the Government Center roof, a $350,000 security access control upgrade for county buildings, a $1,153,680 Justice Reinvestment Initiative grant, a $700,000 cyber‑crimes enforcement grant, and a $104,835 renewal of the SEPTA Key Advantage program. The council will also appoint new directors for Emergency Services and Facilities and address routine items such as minutes approval and public comment.

Approve KPN contract #A-0250-D for Government Center Roof Restoration, up to $2,543,073.37
Approve Contract ePPD-040826 to CM3 Building Solutions for Security Access Control Systems, $350,000
Accept Justice Reinvestment Initiative Grant (JRI‑2) for $1,153,680 over three years
Accept Local Law Enforcement Grant for Cybercrimes Enforcement, $700,000 for FY25‑29
Renew SEPTA Key Advantage program for six months, not to exceed $104,835

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✓ Decided: Council appointed new Director of Emergency Services and Director of Facilities

The council unanimously approved the appointment of Gary Vinnacombe as Director of Emergency Services and Lemuel Horton as Director of Facilities. It also approved a series of consent‑agenda items, including grants, contracts, lease agreements and tax refunds, all subject to the solicitor’s approval. All motions were carried unanimously.

Approved appointment of Gary Vinnacombe as Director of Emergency Services (unanimous)
Approved appointment of Lemuel Horton as Director of Facilities (unanimous)
Approved $700,000 Local Law Enforcement Grant for Cybercrimes Program (unanimous)
Approved $1,153,680 Justice Reinvestment Initiative grant application (unanimous)
Approved $350,000 contract for security access control systems upgrade (unanimous)
Approved new commercial lease for Glenolden District Court (unanimous)
Approved $44,161.89 real‑estate tax refunds for 119 property owners (unanimous)
Approved $652,193.61 court‑ordered tax refunds for multiple municipalities (unanimous)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation by Mr. Leon Smith, National Teacher of the Year, Haverford School District and Proclamation for National Teachers Appreciation Week. 4.B. Presentation for the Department of Emergency Services by Gary Vinnacombe, Director, Department of Emergency Services. 4.C. Presentation of Proclamation for EMS Week May 17–23, 2026, by Patrick O'Connell, Regional EMS Director. 4.D. Presentation on COSA and Older Americans Month by Carin Tinney, Director, County Office of Services of the Aging. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on April 22, 2026. 9. Consent Agenda Items 9.A. Approval to advertise the removal and replacement of the underground fuel tanks at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 9.B. Approval to accept the Local Law Enforcement Grants for Enforcement of Cybercrimes Program FY25 in the amount of $700,000.00. The project period is May 1, 2026, through April 30, 2029. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 700,000.00 Federally funded award 9.C. Approval to apply for [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes May 6, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on May 6, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member (virtual) ; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss litigation and personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation by Mr. Leon Smith, National Teacher of the Year, Haverford School District and Proclamation for National Teachers Appreciation Week. 4.B. Presentation for the Department of Emergency Services by Gary Vinnacombe, Director, Department of Emergency Services. 4.C. Presentation of Proclamation for EMS Week May 17–23, 2026, by Patrick O'Connell, Regional EMS Director. 4.D. Presentation on COSA and Older Americans Month by Carin Tinney, Director, County Office of Services of the Aging. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Min [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue May 5, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council to consider $2.5M roof restoration and multiple grants

The County Council will review several high-value contracts for facility upgrades and public safety grants. The body is also deciding on a 10-year lease for the Glenolden District Court and various personnel appointments.

Contract for Government Center Roof Restoration not to exceed $2,543,073.37
Acceptance of $700,000.00 Local Law Enforcement Grant for Cybercrimes Program FY25
Application for $1,153,680.00 Justice Reinvestment Initiative 2 (JRI-2) Grant
10-year lease for Glenolden District Court at 42 S. Mac Dade, LLC
Contract for Security Access Control Systems Replacement and Upgrade for $350,000.00

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation on COSA and Older Americans Month by Carin Tinney, Director, County Office of Services of the Aging. 4.B. Presentation for the Department of Emergency Services by Gary Vinnacombe, Director, Department of Emergency Services. 4.C. Presentation of Proclamation for EMS Week May 17–23, 2026, by Patrick O'Connell, Regional EMS Director. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on April 22, 2026. 7. Advertisements 7.A. Approval to advertise the removal and replacement of the underground fuel tanks at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 8. Grants 8.A. Approval to accept the Local Law Enforcement Grants for Enforcement of Cybercrimes Program FY25 in the amount of $700,000.00. The project period is May 1, 2026, through April 30, 2029. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 700,000.00 Federally funded award 8.B. Approval to apply for the Justice Reinvestment Initiative 2 (JRI-2) Grant in the amount of $1,153,680.00 to the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency, for a three (3) year period ending April 1, 2029. Subject to Solicitor's approval. [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 28, 2026 · 09:00

Delaware County Board of Elections

Preparations for May 2026 primary with polling place changes and contingency authorizations

The Board of Elections is preparing for the May 19, 2026 primary election. Action items include approving multiple polling place changes in Upper Darby, Collingdale, and Aston, and authorizing the Elections Director to fill vacancies, process absentee ballots, make emergency polling place changes, and take other contingency steps. The board will also review drop box renewal status and the removal of a drop box in Thornbury Township.

Polling place changes: Upper Darby 1-3 & 1-7 to Collenbrook United Church, 1-6 and 5-6 & 5-9 to Garrettford Elementary
Collingdale 5 room change and Aston 1 location change to Student Multipurpose Hall
Rent, light, heat payments to private polling places
Drop box renewal status and removal in Thornbury Township
Authorization for Elections Director to take contingency steps for the May 19 primary

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Delaware County Board of Elections Board Meeting April 28, 2026 – 9:00 a.m. County Council Room – 201 W Front St., Media PA 19063 * Action items and potential action items 1 Agenda I. Call to Order II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Consideration of Agenda IV. Public Comment V. Approval of Minutes * VI. Director’s Report – Preparations for May 2026 Primary 1. Polling Place Changes – Chief Custodian of Voting Machine Warehouse A. Upper Darby Township 1-3 & 1-7 to Collenbrook United Church * B. Upper Darby Township 1-6 to Garrettford Elementary * C. Upper Darby Township 5-6 & 5-9 to Garrettford Elementary * D. Collingdale 5 – Address same but room changing E. Aston 1 – Address same but in Student Multipurpose Hall 2. Rent, Light, Heat Payments to Private Polling Places * 3. Drop Box Renewal Status 4. Drop Box Removal in Thornbury Township 5. Poll Pad Connectivity pilot project postponed 6. Authorize Elections Director and designated staff to fill vacancies on local district boards, make determinations on processing mail/absentee envelopes, make emergency polling-place changes, and take other contingency steps, in consultation with the Board, if necessary, for the May 19, 2026 Primary. * VII. Legal Report VIII. Next meeting: Scheduled date and possible change IX. Adjournment *

Tue Apr 28, 2026 · 18:00

Veterans Advisory Council meeting

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Wed Apr 22, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council to consider $2 million for vehicle charging stations

The County Council will review various grant applications, contract amendments, and capital purchases. Key items include funding for overdose prevention, public safety equipment, and infrastructure projects.

PennDOT reimbursement grant of $2,000,000 for Delaware County Vehicle Charging Stations
Grant application for $1,187,645 for the Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Program
Purchase of 31 body-worn cameras from Axon Enterprises Inc. not to exceed $326,090.75
Subrecipient Agreement with Brandywine Conservancy and Museum of Art for $1,266,195 to elevate historic structures
Proposed 2026 List of Awards for CDBG, HOME, ESG, and Affordable Housing Fund totaling $7,066,433

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✓ Decided: County approved $2 million grant for vehicle charging stations

The council unanimously approved the minutes from the April 8 meeting and a resolution authorizing participation in a regional youth detention center. It also approved an amendment to Contract #DA 36/25 with Child Guidance Resource Centers, extending its term to June 30 2026. A consent agenda approved multiple grant applications, contract amendments and purchases, including a $2 million PennDOT reimbursement for county vehicle charging stations.

Approved minutes of April 8 2026 meeting (unanimous)
Approved Resolution 2026‑01 authorizing participation in regional youth detention center (unanimous)
Approved amendment to Contract #DA 36/25 with Child Guidance Resource Centers, extending term to June 30 2026 (Yea: Chair Womack, Schaefer, Phillips; Abstain: Reuther)
Approved $2 million PennDOT reimbursement grant for county vehicle charging stations (subject to solicitor approval)
Approved application for $1,187,645 COSSUP opioid grant (subject to solicitor approval)
Approved application for $870,753 Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority grant (subject to solicitor approval)
Approved purchase of 31 body‑worn cameras for Sheriff's Office, up to $326,090.75 (subject to solicitor approval)
Approved amendment to JOC Contract #2021JOCC‑47 increasing LED lighting contract by $119,865 (subject to solicitor approval)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Update on the Office of the District Attorney, by Tanner Rouse, District Attorney. 4.B. Presentation by Candice Linehan MSW, LSW, Managing Director, Delaware County Victim Assistance Center; National Crime Vicitims Week. 4.C. Presentation by Controller Louis Rosenthal, Government Finance Officers Association awards Delaware County with the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its annual comprehensive financial report for the year ended December 31, 2024. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on April 8, 2026. 9. Resolution(s) 9.A. Resolution 2026-01 Resolution approving the County of Delaware, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Authorizing Participation in a Regional Youth Detention Center. 10. Agreements / Contracts / Amendments / Purchases 10.A. Approval to amend Contract #DA 36/25 with Child Guidance Resource Centers extending the term of the Contract through June 30, 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Other Revenue N/A- Outpatient/$182,718.00 Federal Funding Source(s): Block Grants for Prevention and Treatment of Substance Abuse CFDA #93.959 - 62% [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes April 22, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on April 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss litigation and personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Update on the Office of the District Attorney, by Tanner Rouse, District Attorney. 4.B. Presentation by Candice Linehan MSW, LSW, Managing Director, Delaware County Victim Assistance Center; National Crime Vicitims Week. 4.C. Presentation by Controller Louis Rosenthal, Government Finance Officers Association awards Delaware County with the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for its annual comprehensive financial report for the year ended December 31, 2024. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regul [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 21, 2026 · 15:00

Personnel Board

Board to consider creating Director of Housing Access and Community Stability

The Personnel Board will vote on several personnel actions, including reclassifying a Park Police officer to corporal, creating a new Director of Housing Access and Community Stability position, reclassifying a Casework Manager 2, and approving compensation study updates with salary adjustments up to $120,000 retroactive to January 1, 2026.

Reclassify Park Police patrolman to corporal (position #7001247) with $21,424 from contingency fund to cover salary difference
Create Director of Housing Access and Community Stability (CODA 32), salary minimum $107,478 to midpoint $139,721
Reclassify Casework Manager 2 to Director of Community and Justice Supports (CODA 31), salary minimum $93,460 to midpoint $121,497
Approve compensation study structure updates and salary adjustments not to exceed $120,000, retroactive to January 1, 2026

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AGENDA PERSONNEL BOARD REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Approval of Minutes 3.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on February 17, 2026. 4. Public Comment 5. Personnel Items 5.A. Approval to reclassify a current Officer to a Corporal Position (CODA 27) for the Delaware County Park Police. The current salary of a Corporal Position is $80,142.40. The current salary of the Officer being placed for the Corporal position is $58,718.00. There is a 50% funding for a patrolman position which will total $25,563.00 from the personnel contingency fund. This position will be deleted to cover the shortfall of the reclassification. Requesting salary funds in the amount of $21,424.00. Contingency Personnel Fund $25,563.00 $21,424.00 Requesting to reclassify patrolman position to a Corporal position. Using a half-funded position in budget to make up the difference between the two salaries. Requesting $21,424.00 to offset the salary difference. Position is funded 50% for $25,563.00. Patrolman to Corporal — filling position #7001247 5.B. Approval to create a new position of Director of Housing Access and Community Stability (CODA 32), minimum $107,478.00 to midpoint $139,721.00. County Revenue Minimum $107,478.00 to midpoint $139,721.00 5.C. Approval to reclassify Casework Manager 2 to Director of Community and Justice Supports (CODA 31), minimum $93,460 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 21, 2026 · 16:30

Juvenile Detention Board

Board will approve March 17th, 2026 meeting minutes

The Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board will meet to approve the March 17th, 2026 minutes. The board will receive a monthly detained‑youth report and a presentation by the interim director, Nelson Walker, delivered by Dr. Sam L. Williams. Public comment will be allowed on any agenda item, limited to three minutes per speaker. No specific ordinances, contracts, or fee changes are listed.

Approval of March 17th, 2026 Minutes
Monthly Detained Youth Report presentation
Interim‑Director Nelson Walker presentation (by Dr. Sam L. Williams)
Public comment period (3‑minute limit per speaker)
Discussion of old and new business (no specific items detailed)

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Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, April 21st, 2026 4:30 PM HYBRID: Delaware County Council Meeting Room And Zoom Board Members: Three Delaware County Council Members: Richard Womack, Council Chair Elaine Schaefer Dr. Monica Taylor Delaware County Controller: Louis Rosenthal Appointments by Delaware County Chair: Chekemma J. Fulmore Townsend Mark Houck Mary Tonita Austin Appointments by County President Judge: James E. Turner Nathaniel C. Nichols Matthew Bilker, Esq. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any agenda item of the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 4. Approval of March 17th, 2026 Minutes 5. Report(s) a. Monthly Detained Youth Report, Juvenile Court and Probation Services b. Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services - Nelson Walker • Presentation- Dr. Sam L. Williams 6. Old Business 7. New Business 8. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any matter of concern to the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 9. Board Member Comments 10. Adjournment

Tue Apr 21, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council to consider $7 million in affordable housing awards

The County Council is reviewing several grant applications and contracts, including a proposed $7.06 million list of awards for affordable housing programs. The body will also discuss participation in a regional youth detention center and various infrastructure projects.

Proposed $7,066,433 in awards for CDBG, HOME, ESG, and Affordable Housing Fund programs
Resolution 2026-01 to authorize participation in a Regional Youth Detention Center
Agreement with PennDOT for $2,000,000 for vehicle charging stations
Purchase of 31 body-worn cameras from Axon Enterprises Inc. for $326,090.75
Application for a $1,187,645 federal grant for overdose prevention via the Medical Examiner's Office

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Update on the Office of the District Attorney, by Tanner Rouse, District Attorney. 4.B. Presentation by Candice Linehan MSW, LSW, Managing Director, Delaware County Victim Assistance Center; National Crime Vicitims Week. 4.C. Presentation by Controller Louis Rosenthal, GFOA "Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting" Award. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on April 8, 2026. 7. Resolution 7.A. Resolution 2026-01 Resolution approving the County of Delaware, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Authorizing Participation in a Regional Youth Detention Center. 8. Grants 8.A. Approval of a no-cost time extension with the PA Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) for the Chester Creek Trail Phase 4 Feasibility Study project from June 30, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant $0 Local Share Account Grant through DCED. This is a no cost time extension, extending the grant for an additional year. 8.B. Approval of a no-cost time extension with the PA Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) for the Mineral Hill Park improvement project from June 30, 2026 to June 30, 2027. Subject to Sol [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Apr 16, 2026 · 14:00

Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority

DCIGRA to approve invoices for legal and accounting services

The Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority will consider approving invoices for legal and accounting services totaling $3,218. The meeting agenda also includes a motion to approve the March 2026 Treasurer's Report.

Motion to approve March 2026 Treasurer's Report
Motion to approve invoice #54885 for Barbacane Thornton & Company ($660.00)
Motion to approve 1st Quarter invoice for Daly Law firm ($2,375.00)
Motion to approve invoice DCIGRA-15 for Spirit Media ($183.00)
Next meeting scheduled for May 21, 2026

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Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority Meeting Agenda April 16th, 2026 2:00 PM The mission of the DCIGRA is to improve the quality of life in Delaware County. We seek to accomplish our mission by investing in economic and community development, emergency services, and non-profit organizations, with an emphasis on under resourced communities. DCIGRA is committed to the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and creating a sense of belonging in all aspects of our operations. They are central to our mission in serving an increasingly diverse county that includes underrepresented groups. We recognize that varied perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds create a vibrant, innovative, and growing community. 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Motion to Approve the Agenda 5. Public Comment Concerning the Agenda 6. Motion to Approve Minutes 7. Treasurer's Report (Approx. 5 minutes) • Motion to approve March 2026 Treasurer’s Report • Motion to approve invoice #54885 for payment for Barbacane Thornton & Company in the amount of $660.00 • Motion to approve 1st Quarter invoice for Daly Law firm in amount of $2375.00 • Motion to approve invoice DCIGRA-15 for Spirit Media in the amount of $183.00 8. Solicitor's Report (Approx. 5 minutes) 9. Unfinished Business 10. New Business 11. Public Comment 12. Authority Comments 13. Adjournment 14. Next Meeting: May 21, 2026 – Note: Location is subject to change

Thu Apr 16, 2026 · 18:30

Libraries Board of Directors

Libraries Board to review 2025 Annual Report and 2026-2027 Negotiated Agreement

The Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors will meet to accept the March 31, 2026, financial report. The board will review the 2025 Annual Report and the District Negotiated Agreement for 2026-2027. Other discussions include Keystone Grants for Public Library Facilities awards and the Strategic Plan & System Evaluation update.

Keystone Grants for Public Library Facilities awards
District Negotiated Agreement 2026-2027
Annual Report 2025
March 31, 2026, financial report
Strategic Plan & System Evaluation update

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✓ Decided: Board unanimously approved meeting minutes and financial report

The Board approved the corrected minutes from the February 19, 2026 meeting and accepted the March 31, 2026 financial report, both with unanimous votes. No new or old business was taken up. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

Approved February 19, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Accepted March 31, 2026 financial report (unanimous)
Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

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Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors AGENDA April 16, 2026 6:30pm 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Public Comment on Agenda Items 3. Minutes: Approval of Minutes of the February 19, 2026, meeting 4. Communications & Announcements a. Keystone Grants for Public Library Facilities awards b. National Library Week, April 19-25, 2026 c. Summer at the library 5. Financial Report: Acceptance of the March 31, 2026, report 6. Administrator’s Report a. Annual Report 2025 b. Waiver of District Aid Standards approved c. District Negotiated Agreement 2026-2027 d. Anticipated changes to SALSA process e. Strategic Plan & System Evaluation update 7. Committee Reports 8. New Business 9. Old Business 10. Public Comment 11. Adjourn Next Meeting: June 18, 2026

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Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors MINUTES April 16, 2026 6:30pm 1. Call Meeting to Order – 6:30pm by McGrane Present: Jody Allen (arrived 6:35pm), Jessica Brangiel, Steve Mason, Helen McGrane, Jenny Shulbank, Karen Standen, Ann Yurcaba Public Comment on Agenda Items 2. Public Comment on Agenda Items – No Comments 3. Minutes A correction to the date of Delco Gives was noted. Motion to approve minutes of the February 19, 2026, meeting with the correction was made and seconded by Shulbank, Brangiel; unanimous approval. 4. Communications & Announcements a. Keystone Grants for Public Library Facilities awards (Laepple) PDE/OCL announced more than $11 million of grant funding through the Keystone Grants for Public Library Facilities program on April 3, 2026. All three DCL libraries that applied received grants: i. Marple was awarded the maximum $750,000 to renovate their circulation area and entrance, as well as replace the ceiling and upgrade lighting ii. Ridley Park was awarded $30,000 to address water intrusion issues iii. Sharon Hill was also awarded the maximum $750,000 to replace the existing facility with an accessible, modern library. b. National Library Week, April 19-25, 2026 (Laepple) Find Your Joy is this year’s NLW theme with Mychael Threets serving as honorary chair. Anny made a presentation at County Council’s April 8 meeting and Council presented a resolution in recognizing NLW. All are invited to DCL’s 3rd Annual Read a [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 14, 2026 · 16:30

Jail Oversight Board

Delaware County Jail Oversight Board meets April 14

The Board will review reports from the Warden, Deputy Warden, and the Programs and Reentry department. The meeting includes a period for public participation and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

Approval of March 10, 2026 meeting minutes
Warden's Report
Deputy Warden's Report
Programs and Reentry Report

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✓ Decided: Board unanimously approved March minutes and reports

The Jail Oversight Board approved the March 2026 meeting minutes and the March 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden reports, each by unanimous vote. No other substantive actions were taken.

Approved March 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved March 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden reports (unanimous)

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DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD AGENDA Tuesday, April 14, 2026 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Notice of Executive Session 1. Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public connuent on matters sof concert, official action or deliberation which are or may be before the Board. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of the March 1014, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 3. Approval of the Reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden made at the March 10th, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 4. Reports: 4A. Warden's Report 4B. Deputy Warden’s Report 4C. Programs and Reentry Report 5. New Business 6. Old Business 7. Board Member Comments. 8. Adjournment

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JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD MEETING APRIL 14, 2026 PAGE 1 The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board was held via hybrid and aired live on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, at 4:30 pm in the Delaware County Council Meeting Room, Government Center Building, Media, PA. The following JOB members were physically present: JOB Chair Joanne Phillips, Executive Director Barbara O’Malley, Controller Louis Rosenthal, Honorable Judge Deborah Krull, Kathleen Cohen, Citizen Appointment, Jonathan King, Citizen Appointment and Penny McDonald, Citizen Appointment. The following JOB member was present via zoom: Sheriff Siddiq Kamara. Notice of Executive Session: Chair Phillips announced that there was an executive session held to discuss matters regarding personnel, litigation and the Sunshine Act. Public Comment: Kim Brown of Colwyn made comments regarding the George W. Hill administration. Ms. Brown also mentioned the Whistleblower Protection Act, indigent kits, the $25 stipend and retaliation. Approval of the March 2026 Meeting Minutes. Motion made by Controller Rosenthal to approve the meeting minutes for March, seconded by Mr. King. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of the Warden and Deputy Warden’s reports for March 2026. Motion made by Ms. Cohen to approve the March 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden Reports, seconded by Judge Krull. Motion carried unanimously. New Business: Director O’ Malley commented for anyone who has questions or concerns, email the JOB: [email protected]. Chair Phillip [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Apr 9, 2026 · 16:00

Sustainability Commission

Commission will consider a Conservation District nomination

The Delaware County Sustainability Commission will review February meeting minutes, hear a presentation on Nether Providence Township sustainability initiatives, receive an update from the Office of Sustainability, discuss a grant, and consider a new Conservation District nomination. The meeting also includes public comment periods and a review of commission structure and work program.

Presentation on Nether Providence Township sustainability initiatives
Office of Sustainability update and conference debrief
Grant discussion
Review of commission structure and work program
Conservation District nomination

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✓ Decided: Commission unanimously approved January meeting minutes

The commission voted to approve the January 8, 2026 Sustainability Commission meeting minutes, with the motion carried unanimously. A motion to adjourn the meeting was also made and seconded, ending the session at 5:35 PM. No other formal actions or votes were recorded.

Approved January 8, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Motion to adjourn passed

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1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question – Jaclyn Rhoads (4:00 PM - 4:10 PM) 2. Instructions for Public Comment - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 PM) 3. Review and Approval of February Meeting Minutes - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:12 PM) 4. Presentation - Nether Providence Township Sustainability Initiatives- Maureen Feyas and Dan Dehner (4:12 - 4:30 PM) 5. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 6. Office of Sustainability Update and Conference Debrief - Becca Yurkovich (4:35 - 4:55 PM) 7. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand) 8. Grant Discussion - David Director (5:00 - 5:05 PM) 9. Old Business/Review of Action Items from Last Meeting - David Director (5:05 - 5:10 PM) a. Commission Structure Discussion i. Structure (Membership) ii. Work Program b. Retreat - Planning Committee 10. Member Sharing/Round Table (5:10 - 5:25 PM) a. Mike Fuller - 2026 Delaware River Keeper - Watershed Congress 11. New Business - David Director (5:25 - 5:30 PM) a. Conservation District Nomination 12. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 13. Set Action Items for Next Meeting - David Director (5:30 - 5:35 PM) 14. Adjourn (5:35 PM)

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Delaware County Sustainability Commission Meeting Minutes – February 12, 2026 4:00 – 5:35 PM Commission Members PUBLIC MEMBERS (5 for Quorum) ✓ David Director ✓ Carol Martsolf ✓ Julie Prey Jaclyn Rhoads ✓ Michael Schneller Joi Washington ✓ Justin Tibbels ✓ Mike Fuller GOVERNMENT MEMBERS (4 for Quorum) ✓ Dave Moser, SWA Brooks Stayer, SWA ✓ Gina Burritt (Ron Aquilino proxy) Anne Stauffer ✓Laura Goodrich-Cairns ✓ Danielle Floyd ✓ Olivia Sansone ✓ Sue DePompeo ✓ Karen Wilwol ✓ Becca Yurkovich 1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question The meeting was called to order by David Director at 4:00 PM. Roll call was conducted and a quorum was confirmed. No Interactive Question. 2. Instructions for Public Comment Members of the public were encouraged to participate using the Zoom “Raise Hand” feature, submit comments via chat, or provide written comments consistent with posted procedures. 3. Review and Approval of January Meeting Minutes A motion was made to approve the January 8, 2026 Sustainability Commission meeting minutes. Motion: David Director moved to approve the January minutes. Outcome: Motion carried unanimously. 4. Joy Baxter, Chair Haverford EAC spoke about Haverford Township Sustainability initiatives, from formation and history of EAC, including Renewable Energy, EVs, Waste, Natural Resources, Outreach and future goals. She mentioned some solar projects, charging stations, and an electric ZAMBONI! They are expanding pick [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Apr 8, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council considers $2.4 million grant for non-congregate shelter

The County Council will review a series of consent agenda items including multiple grant applications, facility contracts, and professional service amendments. The body is also scheduled to receive updates on county libraries and 4-H Week.

Funding letter of intent for Self Inc. for a non-congregate shelter in the amount of $2,422,829.00
Contract for George W. Hill Correctional Facility Security Checkpoint Building at 500 Cheyney Road for $282,600.00
Grant application for primary care services for Chester residents via IBX Foundation for $250,000
Three-year subscription renewal for Thomson Reuters Westlaw Print materials costing $321,888.00
Roof repair and seal coating at Building 1, Emergency Services Training Center in Sharon Hill for $94,283.70

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✓ Decided: County Council approved a $203,301.29 Immunization Grant award

The council unanimously approved the updated Immunization Grant award of $203,301.29 for FY 2025‑2026. It also approved a series of grant applications and contract renewals, all subject to the solicitor’s approval. The minutes for the March 18 meeting were approved unanimously.

Approved Immunization Grant award of $203,301.29 (unanimous)
Approved $250,000 Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board law‑enforcement grant (subject to solicitor)
Approved $208,230 Act 80 MAT grant for county jails (subject to solicitor)
Approved $684,044 Juvenile Court Judges Commission grant (subject to solicitor)
Approved $150,000 LED retrofitting grant for Emergency Services Center (subject to solicitor)
Approved $321,888 Thomson Reuters Westlaw subscription renewal (subject to solicitor)
Approved $2,422,829 HOME ARP grant for non‑congregate shelter acquisition (subject to solicitor)
Approved renewal of Microsoft 365 licenses for Fair Acres Geriatric Center up to $455,462.40 (subject to solicitor)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Update on the Delaware County Libraries, by Anny Laepple, Director of Library Services. 4.B. Penn State Extention, 4-H Week, by Amy Bradford, Client Relationship Manager. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 18, 2026. 9. Consent Agenda Items 9.A. Approval to advertise the Voting Machine Warehouse Elevator Addition. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 9.B. Approval to apply and accept the local law enforcement grant program from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board in the amount of $250,000.00 from May 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Approval to Submit Grant $250,000.00 Grant No county money is involved. Grant deadline May 8th. 9.C. Approval to apply for the 2026 Act 80 MAT Grant, in the amount of $208,230.00, for a term of two (2) years. Act 80 established the Nonnarcotic Medication Assisted Substance Abuse Treatment Grant Pilot Program to aid county jails in treating incarcerated persons for addiction. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 0.00 026 MAT Grant program Act 80 This act directs the [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes April 8, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on April 8, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member; Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss litigation, personnel and real estate matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Update on the Delaware County Libraries, by Anny Laepple, Director of Library Services. 4.B. Penn State Extention, 4-H Week, by Amy Bradford, Client Relationship Manager. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 18, 2026. Motion was made by Elaine Paul Schaefer to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 18, 2026. The motion was seconded by Joanne Philips and CARRIED unanimously. 9. Consent Agenda Items Motion was made by Elaine Paul Schaefer to approve the following Consent Agenda Items, with the excepti [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Apr 7, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County approves $2.4M grant for non‑congregate shelter at Fair Acres

The Delaware County Council will vote on a series of grant approvals and contract actions. Major items include a $2,422,829 HOME American Rescue Plan grant to fund a non‑congregate shelter, a $684,044 Juvenile Court Judges Commission grant, and a $250,000 Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board law‑enforcement grant. The council will also amend and renew several contracts, such as a $21,000 amendment to the Custom Data Processing IMS system and a $321,888 three‑year Thomson Reuters Westlaw subscription.

Approve $2,422,829 HOME ARPA grant for acquisition, rehabilitation, or construction of a non‑congregate shelter (Self Inc.)
Approve acceptance of $684,044 Juvenile Court Judges Commission grant (July 1 2025 – June 30 2026)
Approve application for $250,000 Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board law‑enforcement grant (May 1 2026 – April 30 2027)
Amend Custom Data Processing, Inc. contract for DCHD Environmental Health IMS system, up to $21,000
Renew Thomson Reuters Westlaw Print subscription for three years at total cost $321,888

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Update on the Delaware County Libraries, by Anny Laepple, Director of Library Services. 4.B. Penn State Extention, 4-H Week, by Amy Bradford, Client Relationship Manager. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 18, 2026. 7. Advertisements 7.A. Approval to advertise the Voting Machine Warehouse Elevator Addition. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 8. Grants 8.A. Approval to apply and accept the local law enforcement grant program from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board in the amount of $250,000.00 from May 1, 2026 to April 30, 2027. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Approval to Submit Grant $250,000.00 Grant No county money is involved. Grant deadline May 8th. 8.B. Approval to apply for the 2026 Act 80 MAT Grant, in the amount of $208,230.00, for a term of two (2) years. Act 80 established the Nonnarcotic Medication Assisted Substance Abuse Treatment Grant Pilot Program to aid county jails in treating incarcerated persons for addiction. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 0.00 026 MAT Grant program Act 80 This act directs the PA Department of Corrections to implement programs aimed at subst [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 31, 2026 · 18:00

Veterans Advisory Council meeting

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Tue Mar 24, 2026 · 09:00

Delaware County Board of Elections

Board of Elections prepares for May 2026 Primary

The Board of Elections is meeting to coordinate preparations for the May 19, 2026 Primary. The body will consider polling place changes, a pilot program for Poll Pad connectivity, and updates to election worker oaths.

Polling place changes for Folcroft, Radnor, Upper Darby Twp., and Upper Providence
Resolution to prohibit election workers from using predictive markets for election results
Resolution for Drop Box Renewals
Pennsylvania pilot program for Poll Pad Connectivity at limited sites
Campaign Finance Waiver Request

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✓ Decided: Board approved several polling‑place relocations across the county

The Board approved the minutes from the Jan. 29, 2026 meeting. It voted to move polling locations in Folcroft, Radnor, Upper Darby and Upper Providence to new sites. The Board also amended the oath language to forbid participation in bets, wagers or prediction markets, authorized continued drop‑box agreements, approved participation in a poll‑pad connectivity pilot, and granted two campaign‑finance penalty waivers.

Approved Jan. 29, 2026 meeting minutes
Approved polling‑place changes: Folcroft to Ethan Joner Community Center; Radnor 5‑1 & 5‑2 to Ithan Elementary School; Upper Darby 6‑8 to Stonehurst Hills Elementary School; Upper Providence 1 to Media South Fire Co.
Amended oath language to prohibit direct or indirect participation in bets, wagers or prediction markets (unanimous approval)
Authorized Election Director to continue executing drop‑box agreements
Authorized staff to join the Pennsylvania Poll Pad Connectivity Pilot if the State proceeds
Approved waivers for campaign‑finance penalties for Upper Darby Republican Leadership Committee and Sweeney for Haverford Township

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Delaware County Board of Elections Board Meeting March 24, 2026 – 9:00 a.m. County Council Room – 201 W Front St., Media PA 19063 * Action items and potential action items 1 Agenda I. Call to Order II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Consideration of Agenda IV. Public Comment V. Approval of Minutes* VI. Director’s Report – Preparations for May 2026 Primary 1. Polling Place Changes – Chief Custodian of Voting Machine Warehouse A. Folcroft 1, 2 and 3 (entire Borough) – to Folcroft Community Center* B. Radnor 5-1 and Radnor 5-2 – to Ithan Elementary School* C. Upper Darby Twp. 6-8 – to Stonehurst Elementary* D. Upper Providence 1 – to South Media Fire Co.* E. Upper Darby Twp. 1-3 and Upper Darby Twp. 1-7 (TBD)* 2. Voter Registration – Report of Chief Clerk 3. Consolidation update: Mailing of voter cards, assigning poll workers 4. Resolution: Amend oaths to prohibit election worker use of “predictive markets” relative to election results* 5. Resolution: Drop Box Renewals* 6. Pennsylvania pilot program: Poll Pad Connectivity at limited sites at the May 19, 2026 Primary* 7. SAVE Act questions VII. Campaign Finance Waiver Request* VIII. Legal Report IX. Next meeting: Scheduled date and possible change X. Adjournment*

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Delaware County Board of Elections MINUTES of March 24, 2026 Meeting County Council Room – 201 W Front St., Media PA 19063 Attendees Ashley Lunkenheimer, Chair (via video) Scott Alberts, Member John C. McMeekin II, Member James Allen, Election Director J. Manly Parks, Solicitor Election Staff Members of the general public The Board of Elections meeting was called to order by Scott Alberts, who chaired the meeting, followed by the pledge of allegiance and consideration of the agenda. Public Comment Joy Schwartz of Drexel Hill spoke on concerns about used business-reply envelopes found near a dumpster. Mr. Allen noted that the envelopes in question are not requisite to voting. Carris Kocher of Concord Township discussed ways in which envelopes might be useful. Laura Lewis of Radnor Township also argued that used business-reply envelopes are required to be kept. Minutes Board approved the minutes of the Jan. 29, 2026 meetings. Mr. Allen reported on two recognitions that Delaware County Elections received since February: 1. Two independent organizations cited Delaware, Dauphin and Allegheny counties for having the highest “notice and cure” success rates in helping voters who submit mail/absentee envelopes with fatal flaws (unsigned, unsealed, no secrecy envelope). These three counties automatically mail materials to the voter so that they may re-submit a ballot that can be counted. The three counties lead Pennsylvania with success rates of 6 [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Mar 19, 2026 · 14:00

Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority

Approve $25,000 special grant to America250PADelco Semiquin Experience

The Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority will vote on two grant approvals, including a $3,475 security camera grant to Nether Providence Township and a $25,000 special grant to America250PADelco Semiquin Experience, both pending County Council approval. The board will also authorize a solicitor advertisement for the NextGeneration grant announcement in The Spirit Newspaper. Additional items include the Treasurer's Report and elections for leadership positions.

Motion to approve Security Camera Grant of $3,475 to Nether Providence Township (subject to County Council approval)
Motion to approve Special Grant of $25,000 to America250PADelco Semiquin Experience (subject to County Council approval)
Motion to authorize solicitor to place advertisement for NextGeneration grant announcement in The Spirit Newspaper (around April 1, 2026)
Motion to approve March 2026 Treasurer’s Report
Nominations and election for Chairperson Pro-Tem

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Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority Meeting Agenda March 19, 2026 2:00 PM The mission of the DCIGRA is to improve the quality of life in Delaware County. We seek to accomplish our mission by investing in economic and community development, emergency services, and non-profit organizations, with an emphasis on under resourced communities. DCIGRA is committed to the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and creating a sense of belonging in all aspects of our operations. They are central to our mission in serving an increasingly diverse county that includes underrepresented groups. We recognize that varied perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds create a vibrant, innovative, and growing community. 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Motion to Approve the Agenda 5. Public Comment Concerning the Agenda 6. Motion to Approve Minutes of February 2025 DCIGRA Meeting 7. Reorganization Continuance  Nominations and Election for President Pro-Tem (presiding officer when President and Vice President aren’t present) 8. Treasurer's Report (Approx. 5 minutes)  Motion to approve March 2026 Treasurer’s Report  Update on grant agreements not received or grant payments not mailed/transferred as of 03/18/2026 9. Solicitor's Report (Approx. 5 minutes) 10. Guest Presentation (Approx. 10-15 minutes – Yassine Mijane, CEO, Mijane Technologies 11. Unfinished Business 12. New Business The following is for 2025 Security Camera [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Mar 19, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Health

Board reviews STI data in Delaware County during health update

The Delaware County Board of Health will approve the previous meeting minutes and receive director updates, including the 2025 Annual Report, a Crozer update, and recent events. The new business item is an epidemiology and personal health update presented by Dr. Victor Alos Rullan and Meagan Sheikh, focusing on a review of sexually transmitted infections in the county. Public comment will be allowed before adjournment.

Approval of minutes
Director updates: 2025 Annual Report, Crozer update, recent events
Epidemiology and Personal Health update – review of STIs in Delaware County
Public comment on agenda items
Adjournment

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✓ Decided: Board of Health approved the meeting minutes

The Board approved the minutes of the previous meeting. The motion was made by Chair Rosemarie Halt and seconded by Vice Chair Lily Higgins. No other actions were decided during the meeting.

Approved meeting minutes

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Delaware County Board of Health Meeting Agenda MEETING DATE: March 19, 2026 MEETING LOCATION: County Conference Room, 201 W. Front St., Media, PA BEGINNING TIME: 6:00 p.m. I. Call to Order II. Chair Announcements – Rosemarie Halt III. Public Comment on Agenda Items IV. Approval of Minutes V. Director Updates a. DCHD’s 2025 Annual Report b. Crozer Update c. Recent Events VI. New Business a. Epidemiology and Personal Health update – Dr. Victor Alos Rullan, Epidemiologist, and Meagan Sheikh, Administrator of Personal Heath: Review of STIs in Delaware County VII. Public Comment VIII. Adjournment Next meeting: June 18, 2026 County Conference Room, 201 W. Front St., Media, PA

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Delaware County Health Department Board of Health Meeting March 19, 2026 ATTENDEES Meeting Minutes Lora Siegmann Werner Rosemarie Halt, Chair Lily Higgins, MD, Vice Chair Lonnese Bodison Annemarie Hirsch P.J. Brennan, MD I. There being a duly convened quorum, Chair Rosemarie Halt called the meeting to order at 6:03pm. II. Chair announcements a. An Executive Meeting was held last week. III. Public Comment on Agenda Items: None IV. Approval of minutes – motion made by Chair Rosemarie Halt, Annemarie Hirsh approved, and Vice Chair Lily Higgins seconded. V. Director Updates a. Director Werner shared DCHD’s 2025 Annual Report (available at https://delcopa.gov/sites/default/files/2026-03/DCHD-Annual-Report-2025.pdf). i. The report highlights Delaware County Health Department (DCHD)’s activities over the last year, including a map of the locations where DCHD has provided outreach events throughout Delaware County, implementation progress under Delaware County’s Community Health Improvement Plan, and initiatives supporting building healthy families, epidemiology and disease surveillance, Delco Revive, Environmental Health, Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Testing and Treatment, Infrastructure and Partnerships, the Crozer response, Public Health Kiosks, and all of DCHD’s final programing under the Health Equity Resource Improvement Initiative, a $1.75 million congressionally directed award from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HR [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Mar 18, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council to consider $4.16 million in Opioid Settlement funding

The County Council will review a consent agenda featuring numerous grant applications, contract renewals, and funding allocations. Key items include election services for 2026 and various facility upgrades at Fair Acres Geriatric Center.

Approval of $4,163,034.69 in Opioid Settlement Wave 1 – 2025 Distribution funding
Election contracts: $132,000 for Phoenix Graphics (ballot printing) and $238,400 for Fort Orange (mail/absentee ballots)
Fair Acres Geriatric Center projects: $69,995 for cooling tower repairs and $41,118 for fire sprinkler inspections
Grant applications: $3 million for an LTSR at GW Hill and $120,000 for Smedley Park vernal pool restoration
Contract for DCHD Yeadon Administration Offices renovation with L.J. Paolella Construction, Inc. up to $91,000

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✓ Decided: Council approved $4,163,034.69 Opioid Settlement grant agreement

The County Council approved a series of grant acceptances and procurement contracts, including a $4,163,034.69 Opioid Settlement grant agreement. The council also approved additional grants for security, aging services, crime prevention, and mental‑health programs. Several technology and election‑related contracts were authorized. The minutes of the March 4, 2026 meeting were approved unanimously.

Approved Opioid Settlement Grant Agreement for $4,163,034.69
Approved $81,852.25 security grant from AOPC for District Court upgrades
Approved $91,302 Title XIX grant from PA Department for the Aging
Approved $790,673 grant from Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
Approved $555,000 Intermediate Punishment Treatment Program grant
Approved contract with Rogan Landscaping for tree hazard mitigation up to $39,300
Approved purchase of 105 Dell computers for $85,260 under PA DGS COSTARS‑3 contract
Approved ballot‑printing contract with Phoenix Graphics up to $132,000 for 2026 elections

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. 911 Radio Project, by Ed Beebe, Interim Director of Emergency Services. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 4, 2026. 9. Consent Agenda Items 9.A. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Countywide Custodial services. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 9.B. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Evaluation Services for the County's Department of Juvenile Detention and Rehabilitation Services department. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Other Revenue $200.00 Federal Funding Source(s): Delinquency Prevention (16.548) - $139,550.00 Please see attached supporting documentation. 9.C. Approval to accept funding from the AOPC/Office of Judicial District Security Department, in the amount of $81,852.25 for security enhancements or upgrades at District Court locations. Subject to Solicitor's approval. N/A $81,853.25 N/A AOPC Judicial District Secuirty Department needs the County to submit the Project Plan and use of the funds by April 30, 2026. Project must be completed by June 30, 2027. County must submit al [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes March 18, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on March 18, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Roesnthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session to discuss litigation and personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. 911 Radio Project, by Ed Beebe, Interim Director of Emergency Services. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 4, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 4, 2026. The motion was seconded by Joanne Phillips and CARRIED unanimously. 9. Consent Agenda Items Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the following Consent Agenda items: 9.A. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Countywide Custodial s [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Mar 18, 2026 · 10:00

General

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Tue Mar 17, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council to consider $4.16 million in opioid settlement funding

Delaware County Council will discuss the distribution of Wave 1 2025 opioid settlement funds and various grant applications. The body is also reviewing several contracts for election services, IT hardware, and facility maintenance at Fair Acres Geriatric Center.

Opioid Settlement Grant Agreement for providers totaling $4,163,034.69
Election ballot printing contracts with Phoenix Graphics ($132,000) and Fort Orange ($238,400)
Purchase of 105 Dell Pro Micro computers for $85,260.00
Grant application for $120,000 to restore a vernal pool in Smedley Park
Fair Acres Geriatric Center repairs and equipment including cooling tower repairs ($69,995)

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. 911 Radio Project, by Ed Beebe, Interim Director of Emergency Services. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on March 4, 2026. 7. Advertisements 7.A. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Countywide Custodial services. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 7.B. Approval to advertise a Request for Proposal for Evaluation Services for the County's Department of Juvenile Detention and Rehabilitation Services department. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Other Revenue $200.00 Federal Funding Source(s): Delinquency Prevention (16.548) - $139,550.00 Please see attached supporting documentation. 8. Grants 8.A. Approval to accept Grants by the Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority in the aggregate amount of $46,000.00 as shown on the attached list. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant $46,000.00 Approval to Accept Grant Other Revenue 8.B. Approval to accept funding from the AOPC/Office of Judicial District Security Department, in the amount of $81,852.25 for security enhancements or upgrades at District Court locations. Subject to Solicitor's approval. N/A $81,853.25 N/A AOPC Judic [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 17, 2026 · 16:30

Juvenile Detention Board

Juvenile Detention Board to approve minutes and hear reports

The Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board will meet to approve February 2026 minutes and receive reports on detained youth and interim director updates. The hybrid meeting will also include public comment periods.

Approval of February 2026 minutes
Monthly Detained Youth Report
Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services report
Public comment on agenda items
Public comment on matters of concern

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✓ Decided: Board approved February minutes and confirmed Montgomery County contract for two beds

The board approved the February 17 meeting minutes. It confirmed that a Montgomery County contract has been approved to provide two beds for Delaware County youths. Discussion continued on funding and logistics for an Assessment Center, but no formal decision was made. The meeting was adjourned after a motion to adjourn was passed.

Approved February 17 meeting minutes (motion passed)
Confirmed Montgomery County contract to provide two beds to Delaware County youths (approved)
Motion to adjourn passed

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Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, March 17th, 2026 4:30 PM HYBRID: Delaware County Council Meeting Room And Zoom Board Members: Three Delaware County Council Members: Richard Womack, Council Chair Elaine Schaefer Dr. Monica Taylor Delaware County Controller: Louis Rosenthal Appointments by Delaware County Chair: Chekemma J. Fulmore Townsend Mark Houck Appointments by County President Judge: James E. Turner Nathaniel C. Nichols Matthew Bilker, Esq. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any agenda item of the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 4. Approval of February 2026 Minutes 5. Report(s) a. Monthly Detained Youth Report, Juvenile Court and Probation Services b. Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services - Nelson Walker 6. Old Business 7. New Business 8. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any matter of concern to the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 9. Board Member Comments 10. Adjournment

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Page 1 of 3 DELAWARE COUNTY JUVENILE DETENTION BOARD OF MANAGERS TUESDAY MARCH 17TH, 2026 4:30PM HYBRID: DELAWARE COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING ROOM AND VIRTUAL Board Members Present: Rev. James Turner, Chair Richard Womack, Council Chair Nathaniel Nichols, Vice Chair Elaine Schaefer, Council Member Louis Rosenthal, Controller Mark Houck Mathew Bilker, Esq. Call Meeting to Order: Councilwoman Schaefer called the meeting to order at 4:35PM. Pledge of Allegiance: The pledge of Allegiance was recited. Public Comment (Agenda Items Only): No public comment. Approval of Minutes: Councilwoman Schaefer motioned to approve the February 17th meeting minutes. Council Chair Womack seconded the motion. The February 17th meeting minutes were approved. Reports: A. There are currently ten (10) youths in detention. There are two (2) youths are currently being housed at Adelphoi Village (Ebensburg, Pa) and one (1) youth being housed at Bucks County (Doylestown, Pa). The remaining seven (7) youths are direct file cases with two (2) being housed at Abraxas Morgantown, three (3) being housed at George Junior Republic (Grove City, Pa) and two (2) being housed at George Hill Prison (Thornton, Pa). B. Interim Director of Juvenile Justice Services, Nelson Walker- Mr. Walker provided the Board with a quarterly update. Mr. Walker began by updating the board on matters regarding current programing. Mr. Walker reported that the Youth Advocate Programs (YAP) continue [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 10, 2026 · 16:30

Jail Oversight Board

Board will vote on the annual Aramark price increase for the county jail

The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board will consider several routine items, including approving the minutes from the February 10, 2026 meeting and the Warden and Deputy Warden reports. The board will also vote on the annual price increase requested by Aramark, the jail’s food service contractor. Public participation is scheduled, allowing residents up to three minutes to comment on any agenda matters.

Approval of the February 10, 2026 meeting minutes
Approval of the Warden and Deputy Warden reports from February 10, 2026
Approval of the annual Aramark price increase
Public participation segment (3‑minute comments per speaker)
New business and old business items

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✓ Decided: Board unanimously recommended a 3.7% Aramark price increase to County Council

The Jail Oversight Board approved the February 2026 meeting minutes and the February 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden reports, both unanimously. The board unanimously recommended that the County Council approve a 3.7% contractual increase for Aramark. New member Kathleen Cohen was introduced, and the meeting was adjourned unanimously.

Approved February 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved February 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden reports (unanimous)
Recommended County Council approve 3.7% annual Aramark price increase (unanimous)
Introduced new board member Kathleen Cohen
Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

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AGENDA Tuesday, March 10, 2026 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Notice of Executive Session L Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public connmuent on matters of concern, official action or deliberation which are or may be before the Board. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of the February 10%, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting, 3. Approval of the Reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden made at the February 10, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 4. Approval of annual Aramark price increase. 5. Reports: 4A. Warden’s Report 4B. Deputy Warden's Report 4C. Programs and Reentry Report 4D. — Classification Coordinator Presentation 6. New Business 7. Old Business 8. Board Member Comments. 9. Adjournment DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD

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JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD MEETING MARCH 10, 2026 PAGE 1 The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board was held via hybrid and aired live on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 4:30 pm in the Delaware County Council Meeting Room, Government Center Building, Media, PA. The following JOB members were physically present: Executive Director Barbara O’Malley, Honorable Judge Deborah Krull and Kathleen Cohen, Citizen Appointment. The following JOB members were present via zoom: Controller Louis Rosenthal and Sheriff Siddiq Kamara. Notice of Executive Session: Director O’Malley announced that there was an executive session held on Monday, March 9" to discuss matters regarding personnel, public safety, and attorney client privilege. Public Comment: Kim Brown of Colwyn commented on care custody and control at the facility. Ms. Brown also spoke on Administration, the Inmate Welfare Fund and the Aramark price increase. Approval of the February 2026 Meeting Minutes. Motion made by Judge Krull to approve the meeting minutes for February, seconded by Sheriff Kamara. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of the Warden and Deputy warden’s reports for February 2026. Motion made by Judge Krull to approve the February 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden Reports, seconded by Sheriff Kamara. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of annual Aramark price increase: per the contract, an annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) adjustment is required. The 2025 adjustment was 3.8%, the 2026 increase is based on current U.S. Bur [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Mar 4, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council approves grants and contracts for recycling, 911, and housing

The Delaware County Council will consider approving multiple grants and contracts totaling over $1.1 million, including funding for recycling, 911 support services, and rental assistance. The body will also vote on appointments to various commissions.

Accept $105,693.68 grant for Recycling Coordinator salary
Approve $173,796.80 contract for Motorola Vesta 911 support services
Approve $180,000 contract for rental assistance with Community Action Agency
Approve $368,930.00 Hart Intercivic licensing for 2026
Approve $32,980.35 CCTV system for 2 W. Baltimore Pike Building

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✓ Decided: Council approved multiple grants and contracts for county services

The council unanimously approved the minutes from the February 18 meeting and a series of consent‑agenda items, including several state and federal grants and service contracts. It also confirmed appointments to the Heritage, Immigrant Affairs, and Children’s and Youth Services advisory commissions. Additional unanimous actions included payment of current bills, filing of parental‑rights petitions, and adjournment of the meeting.

Approved February 18, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
Approved 2025 PA DEP 903 grant of $105,693.68 (unanimous)
Approved $222,000 Home4Good funding from PA Housing Finance Agency (unanimous)
Approved purchase of Vesta 911 support services for $173,796.80 (unanimous)
Approved $60,000 APCO International maintenance agreement (unanimous)
Approved appointment of Maura O'Brien to Heritage Commission (unanimous)
Approved appointment of six members to Immigrant Affairs Commission (unanimous)
Approved payment of current bills by Controller's Office (unanimous)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. National Social Worker Month, by Chris Welsh, Interim Chief of Community Supports and Human Services. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on February 18, 2026. 9. Consent Agenda Items 9.A. Approval to accept a 2025 PA DEP 903 Grant for 50% of the amount of $105,693.68 for the Delaware County's Recycling Coordinator's salary, benefits, and expenses. As the Recycling Coordinator is employed by the Delaware County Solid Waste Authority, at no expense to the County, this is a Pass-Thru request. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Approval to Accept Grant $105,693.68 Grant 9.B. Approval to submit a six-month extension request to the PA Opioid Settlement Trust for the Wave 1 and Wave 2 - 2024 Funds expiring June 15, 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant Grant - submit six (6) month extension Please see attached memo. 9.C. Approval to ratify County Council's approval to accept $222,000.00 in Home4Good funding provided by the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency for calendar year 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant $222,000.00 State Funding Source: • Pennsylvania Housing and Finance Agen [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes March 4, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on March 4, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Roesnthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss litigation and personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. National Social Worker Month, by Chris Welsh, Interim Chief of Community Supports and Human Services. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on February 18, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on February 18, 2026. The motion was seconded by Joanne Phillips and CARRIED unanimously. 9. Consent Agenda Items Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the following Consent Agenda Items: 9.A. Approval to accept a 2025 PA [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 3, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council considers grants and contracts for 911 services and housing assistance

Delaware County Council is reviewing several grant acceptances and service contracts. Key items include funding for emergency services, rental assistance programs, and election system licensing.

Purchase of Vesta 911 support services from Motorola Solutions for $173,796.80
Renewal of Hart Intercivic Licensing and Support for the Verity balloting system for $368,930.00
Contract with Community Action Agency of Delaware County for rental assistance up to $180,000.00
Acceptance of $222,000.00 in Home4Good funding from the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency
Purchase of a CCTV system for the 2 W. Baltimore Pike Building for $32,980.35

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. National Social Worker Month, by Chris Welsh, Interim Chief of Community Supports and Human Services. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on February 18, 2026. 7. Grants 7.A. Approval to accept a 2025 PA DEP 903 Grant for 50% in the amount of $105,693.68 for the Delaware County's Recycling Coordinator's salary, benefits, and expenses. As the Recycling Coordinator is employed by the Delaware County Solid Waste Authority, at no expense to the County, this is a Pass-Thru request. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Approval to Accept Grant $105,693.68 Grant 7.B. Approval to amend the Opioid Settlement Grant Agreement with Amistad Law Project, approved by County Council on December 12, 2024, in the amount of $105,956.20 to update the provider's name to UDTJ per the agency's current W9. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant N/A* Opioid Settlement Funds Please see the attached documents. 7.C. Approval to submit a six-month extension request to the PA Opioid Settlement Trust for the Wave 1 and Wave 2 - 2024 Funds expiring June 15, 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant Grant - submit six (6) month extension Please see attached memo. 7.D. Approval to ratify Cou [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Mar 3, 2026 · 18:00

Veterans Advisory Council meeting

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Thu Feb 19, 2026 · 14:00

Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority

Authority approved a $25,000 Delco Gives sponsorship grant

The Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority approved its amended 2026 budget, adding a security camera allotment to the Emergency Services grant category. It adopted a policy requiring ACH payments to all vendors and grantees. The board also approved an EMS Relief Fund replenishment grant of $21,000 and a Delco Gives sponsorship grant of $25,000. Members discussed potential grant funding for Delco Literacy and Delco 250, with presentations to be scheduled for a future meeting.

Approved amended 2026 budget, including security camera allotment from Emergency Services grant
Adopted requirement for ACH payments to all vendors and grantees
Approved EMS Relief Fund replenishment grant of $21,000
Approved Delco Gives sponsorship grant of $25,000
Discussed possible grant funding for Delco Literacy (no decision made)

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1 Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority Meeting Minutes 02/19/2026 Members Present: Dr. Max Cooper, Paul K. Johnson, Andrew Nelson, Vincent Rongione, and Frances Sheehan Solicitor Present: Frank Daly Guests: N/A Meeting called to order at 2:01 PM by Chair V. Rongione. Followed by Pledge of Allegiance. Roll Call by P. K. Johnson with all members and solicitor present. A.Nelson made a motion to approve the meeting agenda. Second by F. Sheehan. Motion passed 5-0. A.Nelson made a motion to approve meeting minutes of January 2026. Second by F. Sheehan. Motion passed 5-0. Treasurer’s Report F. Sheehan provided Treasurer’s Report and made a motion to approve report. Second by A. Nelson. Motion passed 5-0. F. Sheehan made a motion increase to Brinker Simpson contract to include budget vs. actual reporting as part of monthly Treasurer’s Report. Second by A. Nelson. Motion passed 5-0. F. Sheehan made a motion to approve amended 2026 budget. Second by A. Nelson. However, P.K. Johnson mentioned security camera allotment should come from remaining funds of Emergency Services grant category. F. Sheehan made an amendment to the motion to include security camera allotment as part of Emergency Services grant category. Second by A. Nelson. Motion passed 5-0. (See attached revised budget). F. Sheehan made amotion to require ACH payments to all vendors and grantees to improve process and ensure quality control. Second by A. Nelson. [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Feb 19, 2026 · 18:30

Libraries Board of Directors

Libraries Board to elect officers and consider aid standards waiver

The Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors will elect its officers and consider a resolution for a waiver of district aid standards. The board will also receive a report from the Chief Advancement Office of The Foundation for Delaware County.

Election of DCLB officers
Resolution for the Request of a Waiver of District Aid Standards
State Aid distribution report
2025 Annual Report
Strategic Plan & System Evaluation update

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✓ Decided: Board elects officers and approves waiver of district aid standards

The Libraries Board approved the minutes from the December 18, 2025 meeting and accepted the January 31, 2026 financial report. It elected the slate of officers presented by the Nominating Committee. The board also approved a resolution to request a waiver of District Aid Standards. All motions passed unanimously.

Approved minutes of Dec 18, 2025 meeting (unanimous)
Accepted Jan 31, 2026 financial report (unanimous)
Elected officers: President Helen Grommell‑McGrane, VP Jody Allen, Secretary Jessica Brangiel, Treasurer Steve Mason (unanimous)
Approved resolution to request waiver of District Aid Standards (unanimous)

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Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors AGENDA February 19, 2026 6:30pm 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Public Comment on Agenda Items 3. Special Guest: Monika Collins, Chief Advancement Office, The Foundation for Delaware County 4. Minutes: Approval of Minutes of the December 18, 2025, meeting 5. Communications & Announcements a. Public notice of 2026 DCLB meeting schedule 6. Financial Report: Acceptance of the January 31, 2026, report 7. Administrator’s Report a. State Aid distribution b. 2025 Annual Report c. Strategic Plan & System Evaluation update i. Legislative Breakfast 8. Committee Reports a. Nominating Committee 9. New Business a. Election of DCLB officers b. Resolution for the Request of a Waiver of District Aid Standards 10. Old Business 11. Public Comment 12. Adjourn Next Meeting: April 16, 2026

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Delaware County Libraries Board of Directors MINUTES February 19, 2026 6:30pm 1. Call Meeting to Order – 6:30pm by McGrane Present: Jody Allen, Jessica Brangiel, Steve Mason, Helen McGrane, Jenny Shulbank, Karen Standen, Ann Yurcaba 2. Public Comment on Agenda Items – No Comments 3. Special Guest: Monika Collins, Chief Advancement Office, The Foundation for Delaware County Collins shared brief background on the purpose and mission of the Foundation for Delaware County. Collins also shared details about the Delco Gives event, scheduled for May 6-7, 2026, and how libraries can be involved. She noted that libraries that are not 501(c)3s or that do not have a Friends group can contact her to discuss the Foundation for Delaware County fiscally sponsoring the organization for Delco Gives. Libraries are encouraged to consider participating and can find all the details at delcogives.org. 4. Minutes a. Approval of Minutes of the December 18, 2025, meeting of the DCLB made and seconded by Allen, Standen; unanimous approval 5. Communications & Announcements a. Public notice of 2026 DCLB meeting schedule (Laepple) As required by the Pennsylvania Sunshine Act, a legal notice was placed in the Delaware County Times advertising the 2026 meeting dates, time, and location for these meetings. A copy of the notice was included in the packet. 6. Financial Report a. Motion to accept the January 31, 2026, report made and seconded by Shulbank, Allen; unanim [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Feb 18, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council approves $12.4 M contract extension for health services at Hill Correctional Facility

The council will vote to end two disaster‑emergency resolutions and to approve a large consent agenda covering multiple grants, contracts and lease amendments. Key items include a $12,392,765 extension of Wellpath’s health‑services contract at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility, several medical‑assistance transportation grants, and appointments to the Jail Oversight Board and other commissions.

Resolution to end the Prospect Medical disaster emergency (Resolution 2025‑07)
Extension of Wellpath contract for comprehensive health services at Hill Correctional Facility – up to $12,392,765
Acceptance of $5,736,854 Medical Assistance Transportation Program grant for FY 2025/26
Lease amendment for 3,074 sq ft at 2 West Baltimore Avenue, Media – extended to March 31 2029
Appointment of Willie Bonds as Warden of George W. Hill Correctional Facility

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✓ Decided: County Council ends two disaster‑emergency resolutions

The council unanimously approved the minutes from the February 4 meeting, voted to terminate Resolution 2025‑07 and Resolution 2025‑13 that had declared disaster emergencies, approved a slate of consent‑agenda items including grant acceptances and contract awards, and confirmed several appointments, with all motions carried unanimously.

Approved February 4, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Ended Resolution 2025‑07 disaster emergency (unanimous)
Ended Resolution 2025‑13 disaster emergency (unanimous)
Approved amendment to Medical Assistance Transportation Program, $5,736,854 (unanimous)
Approved renewal of Elwyn of Pennsylvania contract, up to $9,344,126 (unanimous)
Approved purchase of air compressor for courthouse, $39,677 (unanimous)
Appointed William Bonds as Warden of George W. Hill Correctional Facility (unanimous)
Tabled appointment to Heritage Commission for future agenda (unanimous)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation on Sustainability Office, by Rebbeca Yurkovich, Director of the Office of Sustainability. 4.B. Presentation of Black History Month and Military and Veterans Affairs, by Col. Arthur Jenkins, Director, Office of Military and Veterans Affairs. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on Febuary 4, 2026. 9. Resolution(s) 9.A. Resolution to end Resolution 2025-07 the Disaster Emergency of the County of Delaware caused by the insolvency of Prospect Medical. 9.B. Resolution to end Resolution 2025-13 the Disaster Emergency of the County of Delaware caused by the State Budget Impasse. 10. Consent Agenda Items 10.A. Approval to advertise a request for proposal (RFP) for an awareness and education campaign for the DCHD's Centralized Intake System and the Delco Doula Collaborative. Subject to solicitor's approval. Grant $200.00 Perinatal Doula and Birth Companion Programs; Award # 24A60CP000292- 01-00; Federal #24A60CP000292; ALN #17.289; Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending. 10.B. Approval to advertise bid documents for installing water service and connecting [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes February 18, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on February 18, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Roesenthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation on Sustainability Office, by Rebbeca Yurkovich, Director of the Office of Sustainability. 4.B. Presentation of Black History Month and Military and Veterans Affairs, by Col. Arthur Jenkins, Director, Office of Military and Veterans Affairs. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on Febuary 4, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on February 4, 2026. The motion was seconded by Joanne Philips and CARRIED u [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 17, 2026 · 15:00

Personnel Board

Board approves three new Public Defender positions costing $216,000

The Delaware County Personnel Board will vote on two personnel actions. It will reclassify a Deputy Policy Analyst position ($88,188) to a Head of Internal Audit position (CODA 31) with a salary up to $113,396.92, effective Feb. 17, 2026. It will also add three Public Defender positions at $72,000 each, for a total of $216,000, also effective Feb. 17, 2026. Routine items such as approval of minutes and public comment are also on the agenda.

Reclassify Deputy Policy Analyst ($88,188) to Head of Internal Audit (CODA 31) up to $113,396.92
Delete vacant Deputy Policy Analyst position ($88,188) and adjust payroll budget (Payroll Coordinator $66,041 vs Payroll Specialist $57,000)
Add three Public Defender positions at $72,000 each, total $216,000

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AGENDA PERSONNEL BOARD REGULAR MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Approval of Minutes 3.A. Approval of the Personnel Board Meeting Minutes held on August 19, 2025. 4. Public Comment 5. Personnel Items 5.A. Approval to reclassify Deputy Policy Analyst Position $88,188.00 to Head of Internal Audit Position (CODA 31) up to midpoint of $113,396.92. Effective 2/17/26. Existing Personnel Budget Line $95,000.00 to $100,000.00 Deletion of Deputy Policy Analyst vacant position ($88,188) plus savings between the budgeted Payroll Coordinator Position ($66,041) and hiring Payroll Specialist ($57,000) to fill that position. 5.B. Approval to add three Public Defender Positions in the Public Defender's Office to allow for Spring hiring. Effective 2/17/2026. County $72,000 per position= $216,000.00 It is understood that as vacancies occur during the year, those positions are not filled. This model supposes you are over hiring for anticipated future vacancies. 6. Adjourn

Tue Feb 17, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

Council votes to extend Wellpath health services contract for $12.4 million

The Delaware County Council will consider several financial approvals, including extending the Wellpath contract for comprehensive health services at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. It will also act on multiple grant acceptances, lease amendments, and contract renewals for audit, IT, and other services. Additional items include resolutions ending two disaster emergencies and appointments to various county boards.

Extension of Wellpath, LLC contract for health services at George W. Hill Correctional Facility, up to $12,392,765.00
Renewal of audit agreement with Baker Tilly US, LLP for $665,000.00 across 2026‑2027
Acceptance of Medical Assistance Transportation Program grant of $5,736,854.00 for FY 2025/2026
Amendment to lease at 2 West Baltimore Avenue, Media extending term to March 31 2029
Change order for Fair Acres Geriatric Center kitchen renovations, adding $20,953.07

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Presentation on Sustainability Office, by Rebbeca Yurkovich, Director of the Office of Sustainability. 4.B. Presentation of Black History Month and Military and Veterans Affairs, by Col. Arthur Jenkins, Director, Office of Military and Veterans Affairs. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on Febuary 4, 2026. 7. Resolution(s) 7.A. Resolution to end Resolution 2025-07 the Disaster Emergency of the County of Delaware caused by the insolvency of Prospect Medical. 7.B. Resolution to end Resolution 2025-13 the Disaster Emergency of the County of Delaware caused by the State Budget Impasse. 8. Advertisements 8.A. Approval to advertise a request for proposal (RFP) for an awareness and education campaign for the DCHD's Centralized Intake System and the Delco Doula Collaborative. Subject to solicitor's approval. Grant $200.00 Perinatal Doula and Birth Companion Programs; Award # 24A60CP000292- 01-00; Federal #24A60CP000292; ALN #17.289; Community Project Funding/Congressionally Directed Spending. 8.B. Approval to advertise bid documents for installing water service and connecting to a community garden in the New County Park, previously known as Little Flower. Subj [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 17, 2026 · 16:30

Juvenile Detention Board

Board will appoint chair and vice chair and approve prior meeting minutes

The Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board will vote on the nomination and appointment of a Chair and Vice Chair. It will also consider approval of the January 2026 meeting minutes. The agenda includes reports on detained youth and the interim director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services. Two public comment periods are scheduled for residents.

Nomination and appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
Approval of January 2026 meeting minutes
Monthly Detained Youth Report presentation
Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services report
Public comment sessions (two)

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Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, February 17th, 2026 4:30 PM HYBRID: Delaware County Council Meeting Room And Zoom Board Members: Three Delaware County Council Members: Richard Womack, Council Chair Elaine Schaefer Dr. Monica Taylor Delaware County Controller: Louis Rosenthal Appointments by Delaware County Chair: Chekemma J. Fulmore Townsend Mark Houck Appointments by County President Judge: James E. Turner Nathaniel C. Nichols Matthew Bilker, Esq. 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any agenda item of the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 4. 5. Nomination and Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair Approval of January 202 Minutes 6. Report(s) a. Monthly Detained Youth Report, Juvenile Court and Probation Services b. Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services - Nelson Walker • Teens and Police Service Academy (TAPS)-Upper Darby Police Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt 7. Old Business 8. New Business 9. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any matter of concern to the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 10. Board Member Comments 11. Ad [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Feb 12, 2026 · 16:00

Sustainability Commission

Sustainability Commission to review Haverford Township initiatives

The Sustainability Commission will receive a presentation on sustainability initiatives from Haverford Township. The body will also discuss grants and the commission's membership structure and work program.

Presentation on Haverford Township Sustainability Initiatives
Grant discussion
Commission structure and membership discussion
Work program review
Energy subcommittee update

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✓ Decided: Commission unanimously cancels November meeting

The Sustainability Commission approved the December 11, 2025 meeting minutes with a unanimous vote. It then voted unanimously to cancel the scheduled November meeting because it conflicted with the upcoming sustainability conference. The meeting was adjourned after a unanimous motion.

Approved December 11, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Cancelled November meeting (unanimous)
Motion to adjourn adopted (unanimous)

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1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question – Jaclyn Rhoads (4:00 PM - 4:10 PM) 2. Instructions for Public Comment - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 PM) 3. Review and Approval of December Meeting Minutes - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:15 PM) 4. Presentation - Haverford Township Sustainability Initiatives (4:15 - 4:30) 5. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 6. Office of Sustainability Update - Becca Yurkovich (4:35 PM - 4:45 PM) 7. Subcommittee Updates (4:45 - 4:50 PM) a. Energy (Michael Schneller) 8. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 9. Grant Discussion - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:55 - 5:00 PM) 10. Old Business/Review of Action Items from Last Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:00 - 5:15 PM) a. Commission Structure Discussion i. Structure (Membership) ii. Work Program b. Retreat - Planning Committee 11. Member Sharing/Round Table (5:15 - 5:25 PM) 12. New Business – Jaclyn Rhoads (5:25 - 5:30 PM) 13. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 14. Set Action Items for Next Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:30 - 5:35 PM) 15. Adjourn (5:35 PM)

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Delaware County Sustainability Commission Meeting Minutes – January 8, 2026 4:00 – 5:35 PM Commission Members PUBLIC MEMBERS (5 for Quorum) ✓ David Director ✓ Carol Martsolf (came late) ✓ Julie Prey ✓ Jaclyn Rhoads ✓ Michael Schneller Joi Washington ✓ Justin Tibbels ✓ Mike Fuller GOVERNMENT MEMBERS (4 for Quorum) ✓ Dave Moser, SWA Brooks Stayer, SWA ✓ Ron Aquilino (Alternate for Gina Burritt) ✓ Anne Stauffer Laura Goodrich-Cairns ✓ Danielle Floyd ✓ Olivia Sansone ✓ Sue DePompeo ✓ Karen Wilwol ✓ Becca Yurkovich 1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question The meeting was called to order by Jaclyn Rhoads at 4:00 PM. Roll call was conducted and a quorum was confirmed. Sustainability Commission terms and meeting procedures were briefly restated. Interactive Question: What is one word that defines sustainability? Participants offered: Recycle, Resilience, Efficiency, Regenerative, Permanence, Adaptability, Planet, Amish 2. Instructions for Public Comment Members of the public were encouraged to use the Zoom “Raise Hand” feature, submit comments via chat, or email comments consistent with posted procedures. 3. Review and Approval of December Meeting Minutes A motion was made to approve the December 11, 2025, Sustainability Commission meeting minutes. Motion: David Director moved to accept December Minutes. Second: Mike Fuller. Outcome: Motion carried unanimously. 4. Subcommittee Updates Mike Schneller had no updates for Energy but was [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 10, 2026 · 16:30

Jail Oversight Board

Board to approve 2026 meeting schedule and recommend inmate welfare contract

The Jail Oversight Board will approve meeting minutes and the schedule for the rest of 2026. The board will also confirm the warden's appointment and review reports from the warden, deputy warden, and mental health provider Wellpath. A new business item seeks approval to recommend a contract with New Leash on Life using grant funds.

Approval of 2026 meeting schedule
Confirmation of warden appointment
Review of Warden and Deputy Warden reports
Mental Health Presentation by Wellpath
Recommendation for New Leash on Life contract

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✓ Decided: Board recommends New Leash on Life program funding and appoints new Warden

The Jail Oversight Board unanimously approved the appointment of Interim Chief Deputy Willie Bonds as the next Warden of the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. It also unanimously recommended that County Council approve the New Leash on Life program using Department of Labor grant funds and the Inmate Welfare Fund. Additional routine items, such as approving the January minutes, the meeting schedule, and the Warden and Deputy Warden reports, were also approved unanimously.

Approved appointment of Willie Bonds as Warden (unanimous)
Recommended County Council approve New Leash on Life program funding (unanimous)
Approved amendment to agenda adding item 7A (unanimous)
Approved January 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
Approved 2026 meeting schedule (unanimous)
Approved January 2026 Warden and Deputy Warden reports (unanimous)
Approved motion to adjourn the meeting (unanimous)

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Cail to Order Pledge of Allegiance Notice of Executive Session 1. Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public coment on matters of concern, official action or deliberation which are or imay be before the Board. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of the January 13th, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 3. Approval of the schedule of the Jail Oversight Board’s remaining meetings for calendar year 2026. 4, Approval of the Reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden made at the January13%, 2026 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 5. Confirmation of the Appointment of the warden by the Executive Director. 6. Reports: 4A, Warden's Report 4B, Deputy Warden’s Report 4C, Deputy Warden’s Report 4D. Programs and Reentry Report 4E. Mental Health Presentation (Wellpath) 7. New Business a. Approval to recommend that County Council approve a contract with New Leash on Life by utilizing remaining DOL grant funds, and balance to be funded by the Inmate Welfare Fund. 8. Old Business a. Inmate Welfare Fund Policy Committee 9. Board Member Comments. 10. Adjournment DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD AGENDA Tuesday, February 10, 2026

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JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD MEETING FEBRUARY 10, 2026 PAGE 1 The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board was held via hybrid and aired live on Tuesday, February 10, 2026, at 4:30 pm in the Delaware County Council Meeting Room, Government Center Building, Media, PA. The following JOB members were physically present: Executive Director Barbara O’ Malley, Controller Louis Rosenthal, Sheriff Siddiq Kamara; Honorable Judge Deborah Krull; Honorable Judge George Pagano; Penny McDonald, Citizen Appointment. The following JOB member was present via zoom: Jonathan King, Citizen Appointment. Notice of Executive Session: Director O’Malley announced that there was an executive session held on Monday, February 9" to discuss matters regarding security and personnel. Motion made by Controller Rosenthal to amend the agenda by adding item 7A: to recommend that County Council approve a new contract for New Leash on Life through the Department of Labor grant funds, with the remaining balance funded through the Inmate Welfare Fund, seconded by Sheriff Kamara. Motion carried unanimously. Public Comment: Kim Brown of Colwyn commented on #5 agenda item: the appointment of the Warden and Sunshine Act violations. Ms. Brown additionally commented on the New Leash on Life program and the Inmate Welfare Fund. Approval of the January 2026 Meeting Minutes. Motion made by Controller Rosenthal to approve the meeting minutes for January, seconded by Ms. McDonald. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of the sche [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Feb 4, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County approves $3.39 M retro‑reimbursement for Bridge #221 reconstruction

The Delaware County Council will vote on a series of consent‑agenda items, including multiple grant acceptances, contract awards, and a large retro‑reimbursement for a bridge reconstruction. It will also consider several interim appointments and a $4.4 M compensation study for non‑bargaining employees. All items are subject to the County Solicitor’s approval.

Approve acceptance of $463,464 HealthChoices Reinvestment funding from the Department of Human Services
Approve $500,000 PCCD grant for the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force of the District Attorney’s Office
Approve purchase and installation of a new Ascom Telligence Call Bell System at Fair Acres Geriatric Center for up to $489,921
Approve contract with Loftus Construction, Inc. to replace County Bridge #210 on Michigan Avenue over Little Crum Creek for up to $1,957,000
Approve retro‑reimbursement agreement for 80% of $3,394,476 expenses for reconstruction of County Bridge #221 on Paper Mill Road over Darby Creek

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✓ Decided: Council approved $4.4M compensation study for non‑bargaining employees

The Delaware County Council approved a $4.4 million compensation study for non‑bargaining employees, with a 4‑to‑1 vote. It also approved several funding and contract items, including HealthChoices Reinvestment funding, a PCCD grant for the ICAC task force, a FARO scanner purchase, a greenways feasibility study, a call‑bell system for a senior center, a courthouse chiller overhaul, and a retro‑reimbursement for a bridge reconstruction. All of these motions were carried, most unanimously.

Approved $4,400,000.00 Compensation Study Structure (4-1)
Approved $463,464.00 HealthChoices Reinvestment funding (unanimous)
Approved $500,000.00 PCCD grant application for ICAC Task Force (unanimous)
Approved $43,453.32 purchase of upgraded FARO Scanner (unanimous)
Approved $68,600.00 Greenways Finance Feasibility Study contract (unanimous)
Approved $489,921.00 Ascom Telligence Call Bell System for Fair Acres Geriatric Center (unanimous)
Approved $108,250.00 Courthouse York Chiller Overhaul contract (unanimous)
Approved $3,394,476.00 retro‑reimbursement agreement for Bridge #221 reconstruction (unanimous)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. America 250 PA Delco, by Director, Andrea Silva 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Communications from the Executive Director 8. Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on January 21, 2026. 9. Consent Agenda Items 9.A. Approval to accept $463,464.00 in HealthChoices Reinvestment funding from the Department of Human Services, Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Other Revenue $463,464.00 State Funding Source(s): HealthChoices Reinvestment - $463,464.00 Please see attached supporting documentation. 9.B. Approval to apply to the PCCD funding announcement: Improving Investigations of 18 PA C.S. 6312 in the amount of $500,000.00, for a twelve (12) month term 2025-2026. This is a non-competitive application specifically for the Delaware County District Attorney's Office — Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 500,000.00 PCCD We currently receive award money to supplement ICAC through PCCD and they are offering us an additional award. Our current award ends 06/30 - this will be an additional award number as we are closing that and opening this. 9.C. Approval to purchase an upgraded FARO S [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes February 4, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on February 4, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O'Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council had been in executive session today to discuss personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. America 250 PA Delco, by Director, Andrea Silva Junior Council Comments Public Comment Communications from the Executive Director 2 ND wo Approval of Minutes 8.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on January 21, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on January 21, 2026. The motion was seconded by Elaine Paul Schaefer and CARRIED unanimously. 9. Consent Agenda Items Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the following Consent Agenda Items. 9.A. Approval to accept $463,464.00 in HealthChoices Reinvestment funding from the Department of Human Services, Office of Men [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Feb 3, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council to approve $4.4 million compensation study for non‑bargaining employees

The Delaware County Council will vote on a $4,400,000 compensation study for non‑bargaining employees, set to begin Feb. 20, 2026 with retroactive adjustments to Jan. 1, 2026. The agenda also includes approvals for several grants, contracts and infrastructure projects, such as a $3,394,476 bridge reimbursement and a $1,957,000 bridge replacement. Additional items cover appointments to various boards and commissions.

Approval of a compensation study structure up to $4,400,000 for non‑bargaining employees
Retro‑Reimbursement Agreement #R25060021 for $3,394,476 covering reconstruction of County Bridge #221 on Paper Mill Road
Contract #98216 to replace County Bridge #210 on Michigan Avenue over Little Crum Creek for up to $1,957,000
Acceptance of $463,464 HealthChoices Reinvestment funding from the Department of Human Services
Professional Services contract with The Trust for Public Land for a Greenways Finance Feasibility Study at $68,600

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. America 250 PA Delco, by Director, Andrea Silva 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on January 21, 2026. 7. Grants 7.A. Approval to accept $463,464.00 in HealthChoices Reinvestment funding from the Department of Human Services, Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Other Revenue $463,464.00 State Funding Source(s): HealthChoices Reinvestment - $463,464.00 Please see attached supporting documentation. 7.B. Approval to apply to the PCCD funding announcement: Improving Investigations of 18 PA C.S. 6312 in the amount of $500,000.00, for a twelve (12) month term 2025-2026. This is a non-competitive application specifically for the Delaware County District Attorney's Office — Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant 500,000.00 PCCD We currently receive award money to supplement ICAC through PCCD and they are offering us an additional award. Our current award ends 06/30 - this will be an additional award number as we are closing that and opening this. 8. Agreements / Contracts / Amendments / Purchases 8.A. Approval to purchase an upgraded FARO Scanner with 2-year warranty and t [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jan 29, 2026 · 09:00

Delaware County Board of Elections

Board approves consolidation of 43 election precincts countywide

The Delaware County Board of Elections will vote on consolidating 43 precincts as authorized by the Court of Common Pleas and the Pennsylvania Department of State. The agenda also includes the Board oath of office, an organization vote, and approval of meeting minutes. Consolidated precincts will retain or adjust polling locations as listed.

Consolidate Chester Township 1st and 2nd Precincts into new Chester Township 1st Precinct (Polling: Chester Township Administration Building)
Consolidate Clifton Heights Borough 3rd Ward 1st and 2nd Precincts into new Clifton Heights Borough 3rd Ward (Polling: Clifton Heights Borough Hall)
Consolidate Upper Darby Township 1st District 4th and 7th Precincts into new Upper Darby Township 1st District 4th Precinct (Polling: Garrettford Elementary)
Consolidate Norwood Borough 5th and 7th Precincts into new Norwood Borough 5th Precinct (Polling: Norwood Elementary School)
Consolidate Chester City 7th Ward 1st, 3rd, and 4th Precincts into new Chester City 7th Ward 1st Precinct (Polling: Chester High School)

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Delaware County Board of Elections Board Meeting January 29, 2026 – 9:00 a.m. County Council Room – 201 W Front St., Media PA 19063 * Action items and potential action items 1 Agenda I. Call to Order II. Pledge of Allegiance III. Consideration of Agenda IV. Public Comment V. Board of Elections Oath of Office VI. Organization Vote by Board * VII. Approval of Minutes * VIII. Approvals of Precinct Consolidations as authorized by the Delaware County Court of Common Pleas and the Pennsylvania Department of State * 1. New CHESTER TOWNSHIP 1ST PRECINCT From consolidating previous Chester Township 1st Precinct with previous Chester Township 2nd Precinct Polling Place: Chester Township Administration Building, same for previous 1st Precinct, new for previous 2nd Precinct 2. New CHESTER TOWNSHIP 3RD PRECINCT From consolidating previous Chester Township 3rd Precinct with previous Chester Township 4th Precinct Polling Place: Toby Farms Elementary, same location used by both previous precincts 3. New CLIFTON HEIGHTS BOROUGH 3RD WARD From consolidating previous Clifton Heights Borough 3rd Ward 1st Precinct with previous Clifton Heights Borough 3rd Ward 2nd Precinct Polling Place: Clifton Heights Borough Hall, same for previous 1st Precinct, new for previous 2nd Precinct 4. New COLLINGDALE BOROUGH 2ND PRECINCT From consolidating previous Collingdale Borough 2nd Precinct with previous Collingdale Borough 7th Precinct Polling Place: Harris [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 27, 2026 · 18:00

Veterans Advisory Council meeting

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Thu Jan 22, 2026 · 18:00

Board of Health

Board of Health to induct new members and elect a chair

The Board of Health will induct new members and elect a board chair. The body will also approve the 2026 meeting schedule and receive an epidemiology update from Dr. Victor Alos Rullan.

Induction of new BOH members
Election of BOH Chair
Approval of 2026 meeting dates
Epidemiology update from Dr. Victor Alos Rullan

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✓ Decided: Board elects Rosemarie Halt as Chair and approves 2026 meeting dates

The Board of Health appointed Lonnese Bodison and reappointed Dr. Patrick Brennan and Rosemarie Halt for four‑year terms. Members voted to make Rosemarie Halt Chair and Lily Higgins Vice Chair. The Board approved the meeting minutes and set four Board meetings for 2026. A motion to adjourn was adopted.

Appointed Lonnese Bodison to Board of Health (4‑year term)
Reappointed Dr. Patrick Brennan to Board of Health (4‑year term)
Reappointed Rosemarie Halt to Board of Health (4‑year term)
Elected Rosemarie Halt as Chair and Lily Higgins as Vice Chair
Approved the meeting minutes
Approved 2026 Board of Health meeting dates: 3/19, 6/18, 10/8, 12/17
Adopted motion to adjourn the meeting

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Delaware County Board of Health Meeting Agenda MEETING DATE: January 22, 2026 MEETING LOCATION: County Council Conference Room, 2nd floor, 201 W. Front St., Media, PA BEGINNING TIME: 6:00 p.m. I. Call to Order II. Induction of New BOH Members III. Election of BOH Chair IV. Chair Announcements a. Board Member Updates V. Public Comment on Agenda Items VI. Approval of Minutes VII. Director Updates VIII. Approval of the 2026 Board of Health meeting dates 3/19/26 201 W Front St. Media PA 19063 Government Center Building Conference Room, 2nd floor 6/18/26 201 W Front St. Media PA 19063 Government Center Building Conference Room, 2nd floor 10/8/26 201 W Front St. Media PA 19063 Government Center Building County Council Room, 1st floor 12/17/26 201 W Front St. Media PA 19063 Government Center Building Conference Room, 2nd floor IX. New Business a. Epidemiology Update – Dr. Victor Alos Rullan, Epidemiologist X. Public Comment XI. Adjournment Next meeting: March 19, 2026 County Council Conference Room, 2nd floor, 201 W. Front St., Media, PA

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Delaware County Health Department Board of Health Meeting January 22, 2026 ATTENDEES Meeting Minutes Lora Werner Rosemarie Halt, Chair Lily Higgins, MD, Vice Chair Oni Richards Annemarie Hirsch P.J. Brennan, MD I. There being a duly convened quorum, Vice Chair Lily Higgins called the meeting to order at 6:18 pm. II. Induction of New BOH Members a. County Council meeting appointment Lonnese Bodison for a 4 year term. County Council also reappointed Dr Patrick Brennan and Rosemarie Halt to the Delaware County Board of Health for 4 year terms as well. III. Election of BOH Chair a. The Board voted and approved Rosemarie Halt to be Chair and Lily Higgins to be Vice chair. IV. Chair Announcements a. The Executive Meeting was held last week. b. Dr Brennan made a statement that the vaccination recommendation by the Federal Department and Humans Services were made without a scientific basis. Dr Brennan urges parents to adhere to the previous vaccination recommendations. V. Public Comment on Agenda Items: None VI. Approval of minutes – motion made by Chair Rosemarie Halt, Annemaire Hirsh approved, and Dr Patrick Brennan seconded. VII. Director Updates a. 2025 Consolidated Report i. Some of the services that have expanded are immunization, STI, HIV and maternal health services including childhood lead poisoning prevention services. Maintained surveillance of infections chronic and environmental threats. ii. There was a question about the STI numbers. [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Wed Jan 21, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County Council to approve multiple multi‑million dollar drug‑treatment and opioid grants

The council will consider several grant agreements, including a $3,003,459 adjustment from the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs and a $3,046,090 grant for county drug‑and‑alcohol services. It will also take a second reading of an ordinance updating the hotel tax and approve various service contracts and bridge repair fund allocations. All items are subject to the county solicitor’s approval.

Second reading of Ordinance 2026‑01 amending the hotel tax (Article II, Chapter 202).
Accept $3,003,459 grant amendment from PA Dept. of Drug and Alcohol Programs with multiple federal and state funding sources.
Accept $3,046,090 grant from PA Dept. of Drug and Alcohol Programs for county drug‑and‑alcohol services.
Approve $260,000 and $325,000 liquid fuels tax funds for bridge maintenance on Forge Road and Valley Road.
Approve $105,211.75 Cellebrite license renewal for the Internet Crimes Against Children unit.

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✓ Decided: Council approved major grant agreements and tax changes, totaling over $9 M

The council unanimously approved a hotel‑tax amendment ordinance and a series of large grant agreements for drug‑and‑alcohol, opioid treatment, and mosquito‑borne disease control, totaling more than $9 million. It also approved liquid‑fuels tax funding for bridge repairs and reappointed or appointed members to several county boards. All motions were carried unanimously.

Approved second reading of Ordinance 2026‑01 amending the Hotel Tax (unanimous)
Approved $149,516 Mosquito‑Borne Disease Control Grant (unanimous)
Approved $3,003,459 amendment to PA Dept. of Drug and Alcohol Programs agreement (unanimous)
Approved $3,046,090 PA Dept. of Drug and Alcohol Programs grant (unanimous)
Approved $1,000,000 Opioid Settlement Grant with Wellpath for medication‑assisted treatment (unanimous)
Approved $250,000 Opioid Settlement Grant with Making a Change Group for youth prevention (unanimous)
Approved $260,000 Liquid Fuels Tax funds for bridge maintenance projects (unanimous)
Reappointed and appointed members to multiple county boards, including the Uniform Construction Code Appeal Board and the Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority (unanimous)

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Junior Council Comments 5. Public Comment 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Organizational Meeting held on January 5, 2026 and Regular Meeting held on January 7, 2026. 7. Ordinance(s) 7.A. Second Reading of Ordinance 2026- 01 amending and restating article II of Chapter 202 of the County Code relating to the Hotel Tax. 8. Consent Agenda Items 8.A. Approval to advertise the reconstruction of the Security Checkpoint Building at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 8.B. Approval to accept the CY26 renewal of the Mosquito-Borne Disease Control Grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection in the amount of $149,516 for the period from January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant $149,516.00 Grant Revenue 5126-4479-430233 SAP Revenue Line - Department of Environmental Protection - Environmental Education Grants (EEG) 8.C. Approval to amend agreement #4100086629 between the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs and Delaware County, which updates the Schedule of Funding, providing a funding adjustment of $3,003,459.00 with a breakdown of $2,446,157.00 for the timeframe o [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes January 21, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on January 21, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member, Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack called the meeting to order, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss litigation and personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4, Junior Council Comments 5. Public Comment 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Organizational Meeting held on January 5, 2026 and Regular Meeting held on January 7, 2026. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Minutes of the Organizational Meeting held on January 5, 2026, and the Regular Meeting held on January 7, 2026. Motion was seconded by Elaine Paul Schaefer and CARRIED unanimously. 7. Ordinance(s) 7.A. Second Reading of Ordinance 2026- 01 amending and restating article II of Chapter 202 of the County Code relating to the Hotel Tax. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Second Reading, Public Hearing, Consideration of Adoption of [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026 · 16:30

Juvenile Detention Board

Juvenile Detention Board to appoint Chair and Vice Chair

The Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers will meet to nominate and appoint its Chair and Vice Chair. The board will also review reports from Juvenile Court and Probation Services and the Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services.

Nomination and appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
Review of Monthly Detained Youth Report from Juvenile Court and Probation Services
Report from Interim-Director Nelson Walker

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✓ Decided: Board unanimously recommended Montgomery County 3-bed contract to Council

The board appointed Reverend Turner as chair and Judge Nichols as vice chair. The board approved the November 18th meeting minutes, with one member abstaining. The board voted unanimously to recommend that the county council approve a contract with Montgomery County for three prepaid detention beds. The meeting was adjourned after a motion to adjourn was approved.

Appointed Reverend Turner as Chair (unanimous)
Appointed Judge Nichols as Vice Chair (unanimous)
Approved November 18th meeting minutes (1 abstention)
Recommended Montgomery County 3-bed contract to Council (unanimous)
Moved to adjourn the meeting (approved)

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Delaware County Juvenile Detention Board of Managers MEETING AGENDA Tuesday, January 20th, 2026 4:30 PM HYBRID: Delaware County Council Meeting Room And Zoom Board Members: Three Delaware County Council Members: Elaine Schaefer Dr. Monica Taylor Delaware County Controller: Louis Rosenthal Appointments by Delaware County Chair: Chris Eiserman Chekemma J. Fulmore Townsend Appointments by County President Judge: James E. Turner Nathaniel C. Nichols 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any agenda item of the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 4. 5. Nomination and Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair Approval of November 18th Minutes 6. Report(s) a. Monthly Detained Youth Report, Juvenile Court and Probation Services b. Interim-Director of Juvenile Detention & Rehabilitation Services - Nelson Walker 7. Old Business 8. New Business 9. Public Participation a. County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any matter of concern to the Delaware County Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 10. Board Member Comments 11. Adjournment

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Page 1 of 4 DELAWARE COUNTY JUVENILE DETENTION BOARD OF MANAGERS TUESDAY JANUARY 20TH, 2026 4:30PM HYBRID: DELAWARE COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING ROOM AND VIRTUAL Board Members Present: Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member Matthew Bilker, Esq. Elaine Schaefer, Council Member Chekemma Fulmore Townsend Louis Rosenthal, Controller Chris Eiserman Nathaniel Nichols, Vice Chair Call Meeting to Order: Councilwoman Schaefer called the meeting to order at 4:33PM. Pledge of Allegiance: The Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Welcoming of New Appointments: Councilwoman Schaefer acknowledged changes to the Board Membership and welcomed Board Members Bilker and Rosenthal and acknowledged that this would be Board Member Eiserman’s final meeting. Public Comment (Agenda Items Only): Mary Austin, Upper Providence Township- Ms. Austin stated that she was concerned about the lack of a quorum during the December Board of Manager Meeting. Ms. Austin additionally stated that there were discrepancies in the meeting times listed on the JDBOM website and YouTube, and that she had been unable to reach the Board of Managers via email. Chair and Vice Chair Nominations: Councilwoman Schaefer nominated Reverend Turner as the new chair for the Board of Managers. There were no other nominations. Board Member Eiserman motioned for approval and Board Member Bilker seconded the motion. Reverend Turner was appointed as the new Chair in absentia. Councilwoman Schaefer nominated the [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 20, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

County Council to consider millions in drug and alcohol program grants

The County Council will discuss accepting several state and federal grants for drug and alcohol services and opioid prevention. The body is also reviewing infrastructure spending for bridge rehabilitation and correctional facility upgrades.

Proposed $3,046,090.00 and $3,003,459.00 grants from the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs
Proposed $1,000,000.00 Opioid Settlement Grant for Medication Assisted Treatment at George W. Hill Prison
Proposed $585,000.00 in Liquid Fuels Tax Funds for bridge rehabilitation on Forge Road, Old Forge Road, Valley Road, and Temple Road
Second reading of Ordinance 2026-01 regarding the Hotel Tax
Proposed $500,000.00 in 2026 Liquid Fuels Tax Refund Allocations to municipalities

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Junior Council Comments 5. Approval of Minutes 5.A. Approval of the Minutes for the Organization Meeting held on January 5, 2026, and the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on January 7, 2026. 6. Ordinance(s) 6.A. Second Reading of Ordinance 2026- 01 amending and restating article II of Chapter 202 of the County Code relating to the Hotel Tax. 7. Advertisements 7.A. Approval to advertise the reconstruction of the Security Checkpoint Building at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. Subject to Solicitor's approval. County Revenue $200.00 Central Purchasing Operating Budget 8. Grants 8.A. Approval to accept the CY26 renewal of the Mosquito-Borne Disease Control Grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection in the amount of $149,516 for the period from January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2026. Subject to Solicitor's approval. Grant $149,516.00 Grant Revenue 5126-4479-430233 SAP Revenue Line - Department of Environmental Protection - Environmental Education Grants (EEG) 8.B. Approval to amend agreement #4100086629 between the PA Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs and Delaware County, which updates the Schedule of Funding, providing a funding adjustment of $3,003,459.00 with a breakdown of $2,446,157.00 for the timeframe of [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jan 15, 2026 · 14:00

Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority

DCIGRA will vote on reappointing its solicitor, auditor, and web services contracts

The Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority meeting will elect officers and decide whether to reappoint the Daly Law Firm as solicitor, Barbacane Thornton as auditor, and renew the web services contract with CourseVector. The board will also approve the Treasurer’s Report and several vendor payments totaling about $12,000. The meeting includes standard agenda items such as public comment and next‑meeting scheduling.

Election of Chair, Vice Chair, Treasurer, and Secretary
Motion to reappoint Daly Law Firm as solicitor
Motion to reappoint Barbacane Thornton as auditor
Motion to renew contract with CourseVector for web services
Approval of vendor invoices: $4,200 to Mijane Technologies, $3,720 to Brinker Simpson, $2,937.50 to Daly Law Firm, $1,399 to CourseVector, $169 to Sprit Media Group

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Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority Meeting Agenda January 15, 2026 2:00 PM The mission of the DCIGRA is to improve the quality of life in Delaware County. We seek to accomplish our mission by investing in economic and community development, emergency services, and non-profit organizations, with an emphasis on under resourced communities. DCIGRA is committed to the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and creating a sense of belonging in all aspects of our operations. They are central to our mission in serving an increasingly diverse county that includes underrepresented groups. We recognize that varied perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds create a vibrant, innovative, and growing community. 1. Call to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Roll Call 4. Motion to Approve the Agenda 5. Public Comment Concerning the Agenda 6. Motion to Approve Minutes of December 2025 DCIGRA Meeting 7. Reorganization (5-10 minutes) Election of Officers (Solicitor is asked to chair this portion of the meeting) • Nominations and Election for Chair • Nominations and Election for Vice Chair • Nominations and Election for Treasurer • Nominations and Election for Secretary Selection of Solicitor (Elected chair will conduct remaining portion of the meeting) • Motion to reappoint Daly Law Firm Selection of Auditor • Motion to reappoint Barbacane Thornton Selection of Web services • Motion to renew contract with CourseVector Delaware County Int [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 13, 2026 · 16:30

Jail Oversight Board

Board will approve December 9, 2025 meeting minutes and reports

The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board will vote to approve the minutes from the December 9, 2025 meeting and the reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden from that meeting. It will also approve the administrative distribution of holiday baskets and hear several reports, including the Executive Director’s report, Programs and Reentry report, and a Fire & Safety presentation. Public comment will be allowed, limited to three minutes per speaker.

Approval of the meeting minutes from December 9, 2025
Approval of the Warden and Deputy Warden reports from December 9, 2025
Approval of the administrative distribution of holiday baskets
Executive Director’s Report
Programs and Reentry Report

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DELAWARE COUNTY JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD AGENDA Tuesday, January 13, 2026 Call to Order Pledge of Allegiance Notice of Executive Session 1. Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment relevant to items listed for discussion, consideration, or action on this agenda. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 2. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of the December 9th, 2025 Jail Oversight Board Meeting . 3. Approval of the Reports of the Warden and Deputy Warden made at the December 9', 2025 Jail Oversight Board Meeting. 4, Approval of the administrative distribution of holiday baskets 5. Reports: 4A. Executive Director’s Report 4B. Warden’s Report 4C. Deputy Warden's Report 4D. Programs and Reentry Report 4E, Fire & Safety Presentation 6. New Business * 7. Old Business 8. Public Participation County residents and taxpayers are invited to make public comment on any ntatter of concern. Comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. 9. Board Member Comments. 10. Adjournment

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JAIL OVERSIGHT BOARD MEETING JANUARY 13, 2026 PAGE 1 The Delaware County Jail Oversight Board was held via hybrid and aired live on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, at 4:30 pm in the Delaware County Council Meeting Room, Government Center Building, Media, PA. The following JOB members were physically present: Joanne Phillips; Executive Director Barbara O’Malley, Controller Luis Rosenthal, Sheriff Siddiq Kamara; Jonathan King, Citizen Appointment and Penny McDonald, Citizen Appointment. The following JOB members was present via zoom: J onathan King, Citizen Appointment, Sheriff Jerry Sanders, Deb Love, Citizen Appointment. Notice of Executive Session: Ms. Phillips announced that there was an executive session held to discuss matters regarding personnel, security, and safety. Public Comment on Agenda Items: Kim Brown of Colwyn said that the JOB was in violation of the Sunshine Act by not having the minutes reflect the month of the meeting. Ms. Brown also commented on spending and hygrine kits for inmates. Approval of the December 2025 Meeting Minutes. Motion made by Ms. McDonald to approve the meeting minutes for December, seconded by Sheriff Kamara. Mr. Rosenthal abstained, as it was his first meeting. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of the Warden and Deputy warden’s reports for December 2025. Motion made by Mr. King to approve the December 2025 Warden and Deputy Warden Reports, seconded by Sheriff Kamara. Mr. Rosenthal abstained. Motion carried unanimously. Approval of [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Thu Jan 8, 2026 · 16:00

Sustainability Commission

Commission will discuss sustainability grant opportunities

The Sustainability Commission will review the December meeting minutes, receive updates from the Office of Sustainability and the Sustainable Communities Hub, and discuss a sustainability grant. The commission will also address old business items such as energy subcommittee documents, conference speakers, and commission structure. Finally, the body will set action items for the next meeting.

Review and approval of December meeting minutes
Office of Sustainability update (Becca Yurkovich)
Presentation by Sustainable Communities Hub – EAC Hub update (Olivia Sansone)
Grant discussion
Old business review: energy subcommittee documents, conference speakers, commission structure

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1. Welcome, Roll Call, and Interactive Question – Jaclyn Rhoads (4:00 PM - 4:10 PM) 2. Instructions for Public Comment - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:10 - 4:12 PM) 3. Review and Approval of December Meeting Minutes - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:12 - 4:15 PM) 4. Subcommittee Updates (4:15 - 4:20 PM) a. Energy (Michael Schneller) 5. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 6. Office of Sustainability Update - Becca Yurkovich (4:25 PM - 4:33 PM) 7. Presentation - Sustainable Communities Hub - Olivia Sansone (4:33 - 4:48 PM) a. EAC Hub Update - Olivia Sansone 8. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 9. Grant Discussion - Jaclyn Rhoads (4:50 - 4:55 PM) 10. Member Sharing/Round Table (4:55 - 5:10 PM) 11. Old Business/Review of Action Items from Last Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:10 - 5:20 PM) a. Comments on Energy Subcommittee Documents b. Conference Speakers c. Commission Structure 12. New Business – Jaclyn Rhoads (5:20 PM - 5:25 PM) 13. Public Comment ([email protected] - Zoom chat - Raise Hand 14. Set Action Items for Next Meeting - Jaclyn Rhoads (5:30 - 5:35 PM) 15. Adjourn (5:35 PM)

Wed Jan 7, 2026 · 18:00

County Council

County approves $25.3 M transfer to DHS for Fair Acres nursing facility funding

The council will vote on a consent agenda that includes several contracts and awards, most notably a $25,277,801 intergovernmental transfer to the Department of Health and Human Services for the Fair Acres nursing facility. Other items include a $719,703 award for the Internet Crimes Against Children task force, a $270,855 maintenance contract with Tyler Technologies, and several staffing changes in the Sheriff’s Office. The meeting also covers reappointments to regional boards and a request for payment of current bills.

Approve $25,277,801 transfer to DHS for Fair Acres nursing facility (IGT)
Approve $719,703 OJJDP ICAC Task Force award (FY25)
Approve $270,855 annual maintenance contract with Tyler Technologies
Approve $190,325 housing study contract with RKG Associates
Approve multiple Sheriff’s Office staffing changes totaling $322,000

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AGENDA COUNTY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Introduction of Sheriff Siddiq Kamara. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Approval of Minutes 7.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on December 10, 2025. 8. Consent Agenda Items 8.A. Approval to advertise the DCHD Yeadon Administration Offices renovations. Subject to Solicitor’s approval. County Revenue $200.00 8.B. Approval to accept the 2025 OJJDP FY25 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program award in the amount of $719,703.00 for a term of 10/01/2025 to 09/30/2026. This award is a continuation of an existing award. Subject to Solicitor's approval. 8.C. Approval to participate in the Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement between Fair Acres (Delaware County) and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHS). Subject to Solicitor's Approval. County Revenue $25,277,801.00 General Fund This agreement will award Fair Acres an approximate surplus of $13,900,000 (13.9 million). Delaware County will transfer funds to DHS. The transfer of these funds from the County to DHS is known as the Intragovernmental Transfer (IGT). DHS will use the IGTs as the state share of the County Nursing Facility to fund payments received from the Community HealthChoices Managed Care Organiza [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

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County Council Minutes January 7, 2026 The Regular Meeting of Delaware County Council was held on January 7, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the 201 W. Front St, located at , Media PA and was live streamed. 1. Call Meeting to Order PRESENT: Richard Womack, Chair; Christine Reuther, Vice Chair; Dr. Monica Taylor, Council Member; Elaine Paul Schaefer, Council Member; Joanne Phillips, Council Member; Barbara O’Malley, Executive Director; Louis F. Rosenthal, Controller; Lee Awbrey, Solicitor; Sharon A. Scattolino, County Clerk and other department heads. Chair Womack stated Council has been in executive session today to discuss Personnel matters. 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Introduction of Sheriff Siddiq Kamara. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Public Comment 7. Approval of Minutes 7.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on December 10, 2025. Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the Regular Minutes held on December 10, 2025. The motion was seconded by Elaine Paul Schaefer and CARRIED unanimously. 8. Consent Agenda Items Motion was made by Christine Reuther to approve the following Consent Agenda Items. 8.A. Approval to advertise the DCHD Yeadon Administration Offices renovations. Subject to Solicitor’s approval. County Revenue $200.00 8.B. Approval to accept the 2025 OJJDP FY25 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Tue Jan 6, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

Council considers $25.2 million transfer agreement for Fair Acres

The County Council is reviewing several high-value contracts, including a large intergovernmental transfer for Fair Acres and a mobile services agreement with T-Mobile. The body is also deciding on various infrastructure projects and the creation of several new staff positions within the Sheriff's office and Executive Director's office.

Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement between Fair Acres and DHS for $25,277,801.00
T-Mobile contract for mobile services estimated at $315,069.12
BSS Contractors, LLC contract for 1724 Chester Courthouse Rehabilitation for up to $311,000.00
RKG Associates contract for County-wide housing Study and Market Analysis up to $190,325.00
OJJDP FY25 Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Program grant of $719,703.00

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AGENDA PRELIMINARY AGENDA MEETING TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 2026 1. Call Meeting to Order 2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag 3. Announcement(s) 3.A. County Council Announcements 4. Presentations 4.A. Introduction of Sheriff Siddiq Kamara. 5. Junior Council Comments 6. Approval of Minutes 6.A. Approval of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting held on December 10, 2025. 7. Advertisements 7.A. Approval to advertise the DCHD Yeadon Administration Offices renovations. Subject to Solicitor’s approval. County Revenue $200.00 8. Grants 8.A. Approval to accept the 2025 OJJDP FY25 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program award in the amount of $719,703.00 for a term of 10/01/2025 to 09/30/2026. This award is a continuation of an existing award. Subject to Solicitor's approval. 9. Agreements / Contracts / Amendments / Purchases 9.A. Approval to participate in the Intergovernmental Transfer Agreement between Fair Acres (Delaware County) and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHS). Subject to Solicitor's Approval. County Revenue $25,277,801.00 General Fund This agreement will award Fair Acres an approximate surplus of $13,900,000 (13.9 million). Delaware County will transfer funds to DHS. The transfer of these funds from the County to DHS is known as the Intragovernmental Transfer (IGT). DHS will use the IGTs as the state share of the County Nursing Facility to fund payments received from the Community Heal [Excerpt truncated on this listing page; use the official record for the full text.]

Mon Jan 5, 2026 · 13:00

County Council

Council appoints Barbara O'Malley as Executive Director for two years

The Delaware County Council held an organizational meeting to approve a series of appointments and financial designations. Members voted on the temporary chair, chair, vice chair, and several board appointments, including the Executive Director position. The council also approved a $25,000 bond for the County Treasurer as Collector of Taxes and designated the county’s depositories. The meeting concluded with public comment and council remarks.

Approval to appoint Barbara O'Malley as Executive Director for a two‑year term
Approval of appointment of five council members to the Board of Institutional Management
Approval of appointment of Dr. Monica Taylor, Christine Reuther, and Elaine Schaefer to the Retirement Board
Approval to establish a $25,000 bond of the County Treasurer as Collector of Taxes
Designation of county fund depositories: PNC Bank, TD Bank, Wells Fargo, Franklin Mint Credit Union, PLGIT, Iron Workers Bank, United Savings Bank

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