Delaware County public meetings in 2021
27 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
County Council
The County Council is reviewing the second reading of the 2022 County Budget. The body is also deciding on several high-value contracts for the George W. Hill Correctional Facility and federal security grants.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2021-14 regarding the 2022 County Budget
- Estimated $3,145,000 Year 1 contract with Aramark Corporation for food services at George W. Hill Correctional Facility
- Acceptance of a $13,520,000 Urban Area Security Initiative Program grant and a $1,261,633 State Homeland Security Grant
- Estimated $873,791 Year 1 shared revenue contract with Aramark Corporation for commissary services at George W. Hill Correctional Facility
- Approval to apply for grants for 69 electric vehicles ($300,000) and 40 charging stations ($320,000)
County Council
The County Council is meeting to consider the 2022 County Budget and an ordinance regarding property acquisition through eminent domain. The body will also review various service contracts, grant acceptances, and the first annual Sustainability Report.
- Second reading of Ordinance 2021-14 regarding the 2022 County Budget
- Second reading and public hearing for Ordinance 2021-10 on eminent domain property acquisition
- Contract with Aramark Corporation for food services at George W Hill Correctional Facility estimated at $3,145,000 for Year 1
- Acceptance of a $13,520,000 Urban Area Security Initiative Program grant for terrorism and catastrophic event response
- Purchase of a 2022 Ford Transit-350 Cargo Van for the Sheriff's Office for $51,200
County Council
The County Council is reviewing the first reading of the 2022 County Budget and a multi-year medical services contract for the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. The body is also deciding on ordinances regarding personnel residency exemptions and contractor political contribution disclosures.
- Contract with WellPath for medical services at George W. Hill Correctional Facility totaling $29,992,380 over three years
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program in the amount of $18,571,078.33
- First reading of Ordinance 2021-14 for the 2022 County Budget
- Contract with Matthews Specialty Vehicles for an RV Mobile Medical Unit not to exceed $292,145.00
- Grant of $70,000.00 to Aston Township for demolition of a residence at 110 Ellston Road
County Council
The Council is considering the 2022 County Budget and several ordinances regarding property acquisition, personnel classifications, and political contribution disclosures. The agenda includes numerous contract approvals for health services, library subscriptions, and emergency rental assistance.
- Ordinance 2021-14: First reading of the 2022 County Budget
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $18,571,078.33
- Mobile library application license for $85,828 through 2024
- Contract with Matthews Specialty Vehicles for a mobile medical unit up to $292,145.00
- Grant of $70,000 to Aston Township for residence demolition and stabilization
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several high-value infrastructure contracts and budget increases for county parks. The body is also considering ordinances regarding alcohol in parks and political contribution disclosures for contractors.
- Construction contract for Bridge #9 Mt. Alverno Road over Chester Creek not to exceed $3,260,000
- Budget increases for Little Flower Open Space Park ($1,134,755), Rose Tree Park ($1,087,638), and Upland County Park ($1,308,150)
- 5-year contract for Thomson Reuters online legal research for courts for $193,656 in year 1
- Ordinance 2021-11 to allow alcoholic beverages in County parks
- Grants to Lower Chichester Township for demolition of residences at 2 West Ridge Road ($40,000) and 32 West Ridge Road ($70,000)
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts, including a bridge replacement on Mt. Alverno Road and budget increases for three county parks. The body is also considering ordinances regarding alcohol in parks and political contribution disclosures for contractors.
- Construction contract for Bridge #9 Mt. Alverno Road over Chester Creek not to exceed $3,260,000
- Budget increases for Little Flower Open Space Park ($1,134,755), Rose Tree Park ($1,087,638), and Upland County Park ($1,308,150)
- Ordinance 2021-11 to allow alcoholic beverages in County parks
- Ordinance 2021-13 requiring disclosure of political contributions by county contractors
- Grants to Lower Chichester Township for demolition of residences at 2 West Ridge Road ($40,000) and 32 West Ridge Road ($70,000)
County Council
The Council is reviewing several professional service agreements for healthcare, workforce development, and security upgrades. The agenda also includes a first reading of an ordinance regarding alcohol in county parks and updates on the 2022 proposed budget.
- First Reading of Ordinance 2021-11 to allow alcoholic beverages in County parks
- Resolution 2021-4 regarding financing for Eastern University facilities
- AmeriHealth Administrators health care benefits agreement estimated at $763,344.00 per year
- Independence Administrators health care benefits agreement estimated at $706,344.00 per year
- Zero Waste Associates contract for Solid Waste Management Plan not to exceed $215,000.00
County Council
The County Council is reviewing a first reading of an ordinance to allow alcoholic beverages in county parks. The body is also considering various professional service contracts, grant applications, and the 2022 proposed budget.
- First reading of Ordinance 2021-11 to allow alcoholic beverages in County parks
- Contract with Petroleum Traders for gasoline and roadway diesel at a cost of $294,253.30
- Professional Services Agreement with Zero Waste Associates for a Solid Waste Management Plan not to exceed $215,000.00
- Agreement with Professional Systems Engineering, LLC for security upgrades at George W Hill Correctional Facility for $296,440.00
- Additional $200,000.00 for the Greenways Grant program for the Featherbed Trail in Concord Township
County Council
The County Council is reviewing an ordinance to provide for the County Health Department and a resolution to approve the associated Health Code and Fee Schedule. The body is also deciding on several service contracts and grants for housing and business recovery.
- Ordinance 2021-9 to establish the County Health Department
- Grant of $56,000 to Lansdowne Borough for demolition at 215 Maple Avenue
- Transfer of $510,000 in ARPA funds for a 'Holiday Village' in Rose Tree Park
- Contract with Juno Talent Solutions for George W Hill Correctional Facility services up to $337,750
- Agreement with Kronos Inc. for timekeeping systems totaling $111,901.47
County Council
The County Council is meeting to consider ordinances regarding the establishment of a County Health Department and the acquisition of property through eminent domain. The body is also reviewing several contracts, grant allocations, and board appointments.
- Ordinance 2021-9 to provide for the County Health Department and associated Health Code and Fee Schedule
- Ordinance 2021-10 regarding property acquisition through eminent domain
- Agreement with Juno Talent Solutions for talent acquisition services not to exceed $337,750.00
- Transfer of $510,000.00 in ARPA funds to the Commerce Center for a 'Holiday Village' in Rose Tree Park
- Grant of $56,000.00 to Lansdowne Borough for demolition at 215 Maple Avenue
County Council
The County Council is reviewing the termination of the professional services agreement with GEO Corrections and Detention, LLC for the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. The body is also considering several ordinances, including the establishment of a County Health Department and the use of eminent domain for property acquisition.
- Transfer of $500,000 to the George W. Hill Correctional Facility budget for transition costs
- Reallocation of $4.4 million from the 2021 Capital Improvement Plan to the Greenways Grant Program
- Amendment to the Linn Architects agreement for $1,250,000 for Phase 2 of the Delaware County Wellness Center in Yeadon, PA
- Contract with Road-Con Inc. for bridge sealing on various county bridges not to exceed $243,440
- First reading of Ordinance 2021-10 regarding property acquisition through eminent domain
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several high-value capital allocations and contracts, including funding for greenways and the transition of George W. Hill Correctional Facility to county operations. The body is also considering ordinances regarding a new Health Department and the use of eminent domain.
- Allocation of up to $13,045,850.00 for Greenways Grant Projects
- Transfer of $500,000.00 for transition costs of George W. Hill Correctional Facility from GEO Corrections and Detention, LLC
- First reading of Ordinance 2021-10 regarding property acquisition through eminent domain
- Amendment to Linn Architects agreement for $1,250,000.00 for Phase 2 of the Delaware County Wellness Center in Yeadon
- Contract with Road-Con Inc. not to exceed $243,440.00 for bridge sealing on various county-owned bridges
County Council
The County Council is meeting to vote on various professional service agreements, infrastructure contracts, and board appointments. The agenda includes approvals for emergency services software, bridge inspection, and healthcare-related contracts.
- Contract with Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson Inc. for Construction Inspection of County Bridge No. 7 New Road in Aston Township not to exceed $393,243.47
- Contract with Intergraph Corporation for Computer Aided Dispatch Software and Services for $370,839.24
- Annual contract with Market Link for employee benefits services in the amount of $350,000.00
- Rental of 25 ton HVAC System from Sunbelt Rentals not to exceed $81,913.20
- Appointment of Daniel R. Muroff to the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority
County Council
Delaware County Council is meeting to approve several professional service agreements, software licenses, and infrastructure contracts. The body will also consider appointments to the SEPTA, Election Board, and Drug and Alcohol Planning Council.
- Contract with Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson Inc. for construction inspection of County Bridge No. 7 New Road in Aston Township not to exceed $393,243.47
- Contract with Intergraph Corporation for Computer Aided Dispatch Software and Services in the amount of $370,839.24
- Annual contract with Market Link for employee benefits services in the amount of $350,000.00
- Rental of 25 ton HVAC System from Sunbelt Rentals not to exceed $81,913.20
- Approval to advertise Request for Information for 10 years of hauling and disposal from two trash transfer stations
County Council
The County Council is reviewing a series of professional service agreements for mental health evaluations, election services, and workforce development. The body is also considering funding for homeless housing and school demolition in Chester City.
- Grant of $1,045,173.00 to Student-Run Emergency Housing Unit of Philadelphia for a homeless day café
- Grant up to $400,000.00 to Chester City for demolition of the former Pulaski School on West 7th Street
- Contract for $393,243.47 to Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson Inc. for inspection of County Bridge No. 7 New Road in Aston Township
- Contract of $125,854.80 to ElectionIQ for November 2, 2021 ballot printing
- Proposed Ordinance 2021-8 regarding PennBid
County Council
The County Council is reviewing a wide range of professional service agreements, grant allocations, and bid advertisements. Key items include funding for homeless services, bridge inspection, and election preparations.
- Grant of $1,045,173.00 to Student-Run Emergency Housing Unit of Philadelphia for a homeless day café
- Grant of $400,000.00 to Chester City for demolition of the former Pulaski School on West 7th Street
- Contract for Construction Inspection of County Bridge No. 7 New Road in Aston Township not to exceed $393,243.47
- Ballot printing contract for the November 2, 2021 Election with ElectionIQ for $125,854.80
- Allocation of $250,000.00 for Upland Park Improvements at 6th Street in Upland Borough
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several grant acceptances, professional service contracts, and infrastructure projects. The body will also discuss the state of county bridges and a new public safety radio system.
- Reimbursement agreement of $4,146,750.00 for Mount Alverno Road bridge replacement in Aston Township
- Grant of $555,000.00 from PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency for drug and alcohol treatment
- Professional services agreements for architectural and engineering services not to exceed $1,000,000.00
- Purchase of DUO Multifactor-Authentication tool for $61,128.00
- First reading of Ordinance 2021-8 regarding PennBid
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several grant acceptances for transportation and crime prevention. The body is deciding on multiple contracts for architectural services, building sanitation, and public safety equipment. The meeting also includes a review of the state of Delaware County bridges.
- Reimbursement agreement of $4,146,750.00 for replacement of Mount Alverno Road (County Bridge # 9) over Chester Creek
- Approval to advertise for a new APCO PROJECT 25, PHASE II, 700 Megahertz public safety radio system
- Professional services agreements for architectural and engineering services not to exceed $1,000,000.00
- Grant of $555,000.00 from PA Commission on Crime and Delinquency for Drug & Alcohol Treatment
- Purchase of DUO Multifactor-Authentication tool for $61,128.00
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several budget modifications and contract approvals, including funding for the start-up of the Delaware County Health Department. The meeting also covers IT infrastructure upgrades and various human services contract amendments.
- Proposed $4,870,800.00 operating budget increase for the Delaware County Health Department
- Proposed $3,958,937.00 Capital Improvement Program modification for health department and IT needs
- Transfer of $1,624,227.00 from General Fund to IT Department and Employee Benefits
- Contract for maintenance of Bridge #177 Locksley Road over Chester Creek not to exceed $116,776.50
- Professional Services Agreement with PHMC for health department staffing up to $500,000.00
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several budget increases and contracts to establish the Delaware County Health Department. The meeting also includes approvals for various human services contracts, infrastructure repairs, and general fund transfers.
- Proposed $4,870,800.00 increase for the Intercommunity Health Department to fund the start-up of the Delaware County Health Department
- Proposed $3,958,937.00 modification to the Capital Improvement Program for health department design, Yeadon Wellness Center build-out, and IT upgrades
- Contract for resident furniture for Fair Acres Building #8 from Corbett Inc. not to exceed $565,679.00
- Contract for maintenance of Bridge #177 Locksley Road over Chester Creek with Eastern Highway Specialists not to exceed $116,776.50
- Proposed $1,624,227.00 transfer from the General Fund to the IT Department and Employee Benefits budget
County Council
The County Council is meeting to discuss several human services contracts and grant applications. Key items include a proposal to expand rental assistance and a new ordinance regarding bridge weight limits.
- Proposed expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $11,877,462.93
- Ordinance 2021-7 establishing maximum weight limits for County-owned bridges
- Contract with Capital Access for up to $1,400,000.00 for rental assistance administration
- Grant application for $750,000.00 to combat human trafficking
- Contract with Delaware County Literacy Council for $46,666.67 for digital literacy workshops
County Council
The Council will consider an ordinance establishing maximum weight limits for vehicles on county bridges. The meeting also includes several requests for grant applications, contract amendments, and the expansion of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program.
- Ordinance 2021-7: Maximum weight limits for motor vehicles on County bridges
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $11,877,462.93
- Grant application for $110,045.00 (Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant)
- Grant application for $750,000.00 to combat human trafficking
- Grant application for $1,148,725.00 for drug and alcohol rehabilitation expansion
County Council
The County Council is reviewing ordinances regarding bridge weight limits and the adoption of two other ordinances. The body is also deciding on various professional service agreements, grants, and equipment purchases for county facilities.
- First reading of Ordinance 2021-7 establishing maximum weight limits for various County-owned bridges
- Purchase of a tray washer for George W. Hill Correctional Facility for $138,914.44
- Professional Services Agreement with Forensic Pathology Staffing not to exceed $238,750.00
- Grant of $195,000.00 to Chester City for demolition and restoration of six residences on E. 10th Street
- Purchase of eCivics software for grant processing totaling $113,970.00 over 3 years
County Council
The County Council is reviewing various financial actions including grant acceptances, service contracts, and equipment purchases. Items include police vehicle acquisitions, workforce development projects, and municipal grants for local boroughs.
- Purchase of 165 chairs and 2 tables for $45,596.84
- Purchase of four Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid vehicles up to $146,751.68
- Acceptance of $672,491.00 grant from Pennsylvania Auto Theft Prevention Authority
- Grant of $60,000.00 to Upland Borough for residence demolition and clearance
- Allocation of $60,667.28 to Clifton Heights Borough for Garchinsky Park Improvements
County Council
The Delaware County Council is meeting to vote on several professional service agreements, grant acceptances, and equipment purchases. The agenda includes approvals for public works RFQs and the first reading of two ordinances.
- Purchase of four 2021 Ford Police Interceptor Utility Hybrid vehicles not to exceed $146,751.68
- Acceptance of a $672,491.00 grant from the Pennsylvania Auto Theft Prevention Authority
- Grant of $60,000.00 to Upland Borough for demolition of a vacant residence on 27th Street
- Purchase of 165 chairs and 2 tables for $45,596.84 for the PA CareerLink in Chester
- Proposed $60,667.28 additional allocation to Clifton Heights Borough for Garchinsky Park Improvements
County Council
The Council will consider Ordinance 2021-4 to establish a Board of Managers for Juvenile Detention. The meeting also includes several contract approvals, grant acceptances, and appointments to county boards.
- Ordinance 2021-4: Creating a Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention
- Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority Grant: $558,614.00
- PEMA Emergency Management Performance Grant: $55,590.73 estimate
- Tetra Tech Inc. consulting services for Natural Hazardous Mitigation Plan: up to $52,500.00
- PECO Energy Company gas main reimbursement on Tribbett Avenue: $111,156.00
County Council
The County Council is meeting to vote on a new board for juvenile detention and review several grant and service agreements. The body will also consider tax refunds and a board appointment.
- Final adoption of Ordinance 2021-4 to provide for a Board of Managers of Juvenile Detention
- Grant from Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority for $558,614.00
- Agreement with Tetra Tech Inc. for Natural Hazardous Mitigation Plan update not to exceed $52,500.00
- Reimbursement agreement with PECO Energy Company for $111,156.00 for gas main installation on Tribbett Avenue
- Professional Services Agreement with Holland & Knight for federal representation not to exceed $112,000.00