Delaware County public meetings in 2022
49 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
County Council
The Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 2022-12, the 2023 budget. It will also consider a consent agenda with over 20 items, including contracts, grants, and approvals for services. The meeting includes an update on the George W. Hill Correctional Facility.
- Second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 2022-12, the 2023 budget
- Approval to apply for up to $4,000,000 in EPA grant for a composting infrastructure project
- Approval of a $1,028,860 professional services agreement for design of the Health Department headquarters at Fair Acres
- Approval of mortgage satisfaction and transfer of ownership for Studevan School housing in Darby Township, with $1,215,000 principal forgiven
- Approval to apply for $3 million in state grant for Substance Use Disorder Crisis Stabilization Services
County Council
The County Council will hold a second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 2022-12, the 2023 Budget. The meeting also includes approvals for contracts, grants, and agreements covering health department facilities, election services, housing, and human services.
- Second reading and public hearing on Ordinance 2022-12, the 2023 Budget
- Approval of $1,028,860 contract with KCBA Architects for Health Department headquarters at Fair Acres
- Approval to apply for up to $4,000,000 EPA grant for a composting infrastructure project
- Approval of mortgage satisfaction and transfer of Studevan School housing in Darby Township with $1,215,000 principal payment
- Approval to advertise for bids for printing of election ballots and voting equipment moving for 2023 elections
County Council
Delaware County Council will hold a regular meeting on December 7, 2022, to consider a first reading of the 2023 budget ordinance and approve numerous grants, contracts, and purchases. The agenda includes awards for the Delco Green Ways Grant Program, a $500,000 grant application for the 1724 Chester Courthouse, and multiple professional service agreements for human services, corrections, and public works.
- First Reading of Ordinance 2022-12, the 2023 Budget
- Approval of Awards for Round 3 of the Delco Green Ways Grant Program
- Approval of a Semiquincentennial Grant application for $500,000 for the 1724 Chester Courthouse
- Approval of a $199,000 contract with ZenCity Technologies for community engagement software
- Approval of a $2,242,746 Intergovernmental Agreement for Public Health Emergency Preparedness
County Council
The Delaware County Council will hold the first reading of the 2023 budget ordinance and consider numerous contracts and grants. Key items include a $39,264.96 purchase for the Internet Crimes against Children Task Force, a $750,000 grant application for the 1724 Chester Courthouse, and a $199,000 community engagement software contract. The meeting also includes presentations on diversity, equity, and inclusion and the county's sustainability report.
- First reading of Ordinance 2012-12, the 2023 Budget
- Approval to purchase Cellebrite Premium Gold Bundle for $39,264.96 for the Internet Crimes against Children Task Force
- Approval to apply for a $750,000 Semiquincentennial Grant from the National Park Service for the 1724 Chester Courthouse
- Approval of a $199,000 Professional Services Agreement with ZenCity Technologies for community engagement software
- Approval of a $2,242,746.03 Intergovernmental Agreement for Public Health Emergency Preparedness
County Council
The County Council will consider a consent agenda with over 20 items, including a $3.99 million expansion of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program using reallocated Treasury funds, and an increase of up to $500,000 in ARPA funds for the Historic Lansdowne Theater. Other items include contracts for law enforcement technology, bridge repairs, and health department services. The meeting also includes a public hearing on a bond issuance for Trinity Health Corporation.
- Approval of Resolution 2022-7 consenting to Michigan Finance Authority bonds for Trinity Health Corporation (St. Mary Medical Center)
- Professional Services Agreement with Fusus, Inc. for $190,000 for a video and data platform for the District Attorney's Office and Chester Police
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $3,990,000 from reallocated Treasury ERA1 funds
- Increase of ARPA funds to Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation by up to $500,000 for construction costs
- Approval of $446,194.33 for playground rubberized surfacing at Rose Tree Park
County Council
The Delaware County Council will consider over 20 contracts and resolutions, including a $3.99 million expansion of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program using reallocated Treasury funds, and an additional $500,000 in ARPA funds for the Historic Lansdowne Theater. Other items include a $190,000 video platform for police, a $466,904 digital library content purchase, and a $378,400 grant for a new senior center in Broomall. The meeting also features a resolution consenting to tax-exempt bond financing for Trinity Health Corporation.
- Approval of Resolution 2022-7 consenting to Michigan Finance Authority bonds for Trinity Health Corporation (St. Mary Medical Center)
- Approval of $190,000 agreement with Fusus Inc. for a video/data platform for Chester Police and District Attorney
- Approval of $3,990,000 expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program from reallocated Treasury ERA1 funds
- Approval of $500,000 increase in ARPA funds for Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation
- Approval of $378,400 ARPA grant to Surrey Center for Health Living for a new senior center in Broomall
County Council
The Delaware County Council is considering a consent agenda that includes launching a Forensic Rehabilitation Program and a Mobile Restoration of Competency Program for residents with intellectual disabilities, brain injuries, or mental illness who are in the criminal justice system. The council will also vote on resolutions honoring Chief David Splain and supporting Operation Green Light for Veterans, as well as numerous contracts, grants, and equipment purchases. Most items are approvals to advertise for bids or amend existing contracts, subject to the solicitor's approval.
- Approval to advertise RFP for a Forensic Rehabilitation Program for 16 residents with IDD, TBI, dementia, FAS, autism in the justice system
- Approval to advertise RFP for a Mobile Restoration of Competency Program for 20 residents with serious mental illness or IDD in the justice system
- Approval of $59,746.17 in grants from the Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority
- Approval of $34,525.09 for ESRI (GIS) maintenance and support renewal
- Approval of $28,015.15 to purchase a Gravely Pro Turn EV mower for Clayton Park
County Council
Delaware County Council will consider a resolution implementing Act 57 of 2022, which allows waiving additional real estate tax charges within 12 months of a qualifying event. The agenda also includes multiple approvals for new forensic and mental health programs, contracts, and purchases. Several items are subject to the Solicitor's approval.
- Resolution 2022-6: implementing Act 57 of 2022 for real estate tax waiver within 12 months of a qualifying event
- Approval to advertise RFP for a Forensic Rehabilitation Program for 16 residents with IDD, TBI, dementia, or autism involved in the justice system
- Approval to advertise RFP for a Mobile Restoration of Competency Program for 20 residents with serious mental illness or IDD in the justice system
- Approval of $59,746.17 in grants by the Delaware County Interactive Gaming Revenue Authority
- Approval to use $56,000 in ARPA funds for premium pay to key and essential staff
County Council
The Delaware County Council will consider a consent agenda with over 20 items, including contracts for paving, park lighting, and a federal justice grant. Other actions include appointments to boards and approval of ARPA fund allocations for a senior health center and a library project.
- Approval of $107,069 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant from OJP
- Contract with General Asphalt Paving for 2022 paving project, not to exceed $544,096.11
- Purchase and installation of lighting at Upland Park multipurpose field, not to exceed $350,000
- Allocation of $378,400 in ARPA funds to Surrey Center for Health Living
- Allocation of up to $500,000 in ARPA funds to Upper Chichester Library and Community Resource Center Project
County Council
The Delaware County Council will consider over 20 contracts, grants, and appointments at this meeting. Key items include a $544,096 paving project, a $350,000 lighting system for Upland Park, and a $500,000 ARPA grant for the Upper Chichester Library. The council will also vote on a $150,000 sponsorship for a community ice rink at Harrah's Casino and a $107,069 federal justice assistance grant.
- Approval of $544,096.11 paving contract with General Asphalt Paving for the 2022 Delaware County Paving Project
- Approval of $350,000 lighting system for the multipurpose field at Upland Park via Keystone Purchasing Network
- Approval of $500,000 ARPA grant to Upper Chichester Library for a community resource center project
- Approval of $150,000 sponsorship agreement with Flight on Ice for a community ice rink at Harrah's Casino in Chester
- Approval of $107,069 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant from the Office of Justice Programs
County Council
The County Council is reviewing ordinances for property acquisition via eminent domain for bridge reconstruction. The body is also deciding on several ARPA-funded grants and various service contracts.
- Ordinances 2022-10 and 2022-11 regarding eminent domain for County Bridge #221
- $1,750,000 in ARPA funds for $25,000 grants to Active Volunteer Fire Companies
- $146,392.40 contribution for the ETSC-2 Cafe/Range roof at Sharon Hill Training Center
- $50,000 ARPA grant to Brookhaven Borough for emergency medical services
- $32,500 grant to Upland Borough for a hydrologic study
County Council
The Council is reviewing two ordinances to acquire property via eminent domain for bridge reconstruction. The body is also deciding on various grant applications, service contracts, and the allocation of ARPA funds for emergency services and fire companies.
- Ordinances 2022-10 and 2022-11 regarding eminent domain for County Bridge #221
- Application for $623,290.00 OJJDP grant for Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
- Allocation of $1,750,000.00 in ARPA funds for $25,000.00 grants to Active Volunteer Fire Companies
- Contract with Mahoney & Mahoney for snow removal on 21 County bridges ($55/man, $125/truck hourly)
- Grant of $50,000 to Brookhaven Borough for advanced life support emergency medical services
County Council
The Council is considering ordinances for property acquisition via eminent domain to reconstruct County Bridge #221. Additional items include the establishment of a Commission for Immigrant Affairs and several grant and contract approvals.
- Ordinance 2022-10: Property acquisition for County Bridge #221 reconstruction
- Ordinance 2022-11: Property acquisition for County Bridge #221 reconstruction
- Resolution 2022-5: Establishing the Delaware County Commission for Immigrant Affairs
- $608,688.00 ARPA grant to Habitat for Humanity for Dudley Avenue project in Lansdowne
- $700,000.00 ARPA grant to Liberty Resources for Long-Term Care Relocation Services in Chester
County Council
The County Council is reviewing ordinances to acquire property via eminent domain for County Bridge #221. The body is also deciding on various service contracts, lease agreements, and the establishment of a Commission for Immigrant Affairs.
- First reading of Ordinances 2022-10 and 2022-11 for eminent domain regarding County Bridge #221
- Resolution 2022-5 to establish the Delaware County Commission for Immigrant Affairs
- Proposed $4,155,321 Medical Assistance Transportation Program Grant Agreement
- Commercial lease for Adult and Juvenile Probation offices at 525 West Chester Pike for $193,598 first-year rent
- Proposed $608,688 ARPA fund award to Habitat for Humanity for affordable housing on Dudley Avenue
County Council
The Council is considering an ordinance to designate the Redevelopment Authority as a land bank. The agenda includes numerous requests for grant approvals, contract extensions, and the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds for various county projects.
- Ordinance 2022-9: Designating the Redevelopment Authority as the land bank
- Resolution 2022-4: Approving vendors to sell alcohol during Holiday Village or Market Nights
- Digital Signage Project Phase 1: Bids for digital displays at GCC and Health Department
- Technology Enterprise Integrators LLC: $60,000.00 video patrolling software renewal
- George W. Hill Correctional Facility: $67,500.00 APEX Simulator purchase
County Council
The County Council will discuss the designation of the Redevelopment Authority as the county land bank and vote on various ARPA-funded projects. The meeting includes approvals for multiple grants, professional service contracts, and park infrastructure projects.
- Ordinance 2022-9 to designate the Redevelopment Authority as the land bank
- Agreement with LJ Paolella for Yeadon Wellness Center Phase 3 for $2,164,000.00
- ARPA funding of $2,847,790.00 for repurposing Fair Acres Buildings #1 and #19
- Contract with JMC Construction Inc for Upland Park Multi Purpose Field for $430,000.00
- Election Integrity Grant Award from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for $2,103,627.73
County Council
The County Council is meeting to vote on several high-value contracts, including a new radio system and a conservation easement. The body will also review various grants for health services and infrastructure projects, as well as correctional facility equipment.
- Agreement with JVCKenwood for a P25 radio system not to exceed $38,376,070
- Conservation easement payment of $650,000 to Broomall Lake Country Club
- Engineering services for Bridge #12 Mattson Road over West Branch Chester Creek for $453,582
- Purchase of suicide blankets for George W. Hill Correctional Facility for $348,900
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-9 designating the Redevelopment Authority as the land bank
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several high-cost contracts, including a new P25 radio system and facility repairs. The body is also considering an ordinance to designate the Redevelopment Authority as the county land bank.
- Agreement with JVCKenwood for a P25 radio system not to exceed $38,376,070
- Ordinance 2022-9 to designate the Redevelopment Authority as the land bank
- Change Order #3 for fire proofing and ductwork at Fair Acres Building #8 up to $801,950
- Payment of $650,000 to Broomall Lake Country Club for a conservation easement
- Purchase of suicide blankets for George W. Hill Correctional Facility for $317,900
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several high-value funding requests for human services and child welfare, including a $71.2 million child welfare allocation request. The body is also considering various service contracts for the George W. Hill Correctional Facility and local infrastructure.
- Request for $71,202,500 child welfare allocation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024
- Human Services Block Grant annual plan for $46,466,415
- Contract amendment for Juno Search Partners at George W. Hill Correctional Facility not to exceed $439,075
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $532,209.68
- Purchase of used office furniture for Department of Human Services for $61,957.50
County Council
The Council is reviewing several large-scale funding requests for human services, including a $71.2 million child welfare allocation and a $46.4 million block grant plan. The meeting also includes votes on various provider contracts, personnel updates, and facility maintenance.
- Proposed $71,202,500 child welfare allocation for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024
- Proposed $46,466,415 Human Services Block Grant Annual Plan for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023
- Contract amendment for Juno Search Partners for recruitment services at George W. Hill Correctional Facility not to exceed $439,075
- Expansion of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $532,209.68
- Professional services agreement with Gillan & Hartmann, Inc. for G. W. Hill Correctional Facility water system design for $35,000
County Council
The County Council is reviewing a wide range of contracts, grant acceptances, and facility upgrades. Key items include the purchase of the Flagship Corporate Center and various renovations at Fair Acres Geriatric Center.
- Purchase of office building at 2 West Baltimore Avenue, Media, for $15,450,000
- Acceptance of a $1,499,999 US Department of Labor grant for ex-offender career services
- Acceptance of a $555,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
- Lease with Pitney Bowes for a Relay 7000 Inserting System not to exceed $159,993.60
- Bids for hot water system, temperature controls, and kitchen renovation at Fair Acres Geriatric Center
County Council
The Delaware County Council is meeting to vote on various service contracts, grant acceptances, and infrastructure projects. Key items include office renovations, bridge work, and a $1 million budget transfer from the Prison Budget to the General Fund.
- Contract with L.J. Paolella for office space renovations for $539,900.00
- Inter fund Budget Transfer of $1,000,000.00 from Prison Budget to General Fund
- Purchase of HP/Aruba Switches from EPlus for $195,169.06
- Grant acceptance of $650,000.00 from Youth Advocate Program, Inc.
- Approval to advertise for rehabilitation of Bridge #1 Smedley Park Entrance over Crum Creek
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several financial agreements, including grant acceptances for election security and youth programs. The agenda includes requests to advertise for various services such as bridge snow removal and park construction. Additionally, the council will consider multiple service contracts for government facility maintenance and renovations.
- Purchase of HP/Aruba Switches for $195,169.06
- Acceptance of $51,225.67 Election Security Grant
- Acceptance of $650,000.00 Youth Advocate Program, Inc. Grant
- Contract for office space renovations for $539,900.00
- Contract for electrical equipment cleaning at Government Center for $89,125.00
County Council
The County Council is holding a special meeting to review the status of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The agenda consists primarily of procedural items and a presentation.
- Presentation on Status of ARPA Funds
County Council
The Council will consider FY22 General Fund and Capital Budget adjustments alongside the FY23 Delaware County Health Department Budget. The agenda includes several contract approvals, infrastructure advertisements, and a second reading of an ordinance regarding contractors.
- Ordinance 2022-7: Amending Chapter 29 of the County Code relating to contractors
- Resolution 2022-3: Setting diversity goals for public works project contracting
- FY23 Delaware County Health Department Budget approval
- Westlaw legal research platform contract: $180,369.00 through June 20, 2024
- Bridge #7 New Road reconstruction contract: up to $4,408,669.80
County Council
The County Council is reviewing a variety of infrastructure projects, including bridge reconstructions and electrical upgrades. The body is also deciding on several human services contracts and the adoption of diversity goals for public works contracting.
- Contract for reconstruction of county bridge #7 New Road in Aston Township not to exceed $4,408,669.80
- PA Insurance Fraud Prevention Grant in the amount of $624,853.00
- Microsoft Enterprise Agreement Renewal with CDW-Government, LLC for $699,402.90
- Ordinance 2022-7 amending Chapter 29 of the County Code relating to contractors
- Resolution 2022-3 setting diversity goals for public works contracting
County Council
The County Council will meet to discuss adjustments to the General Fund Budget and the Capital Improvement Plan. The Health Department Director will also present the DCHD FY23 Budget.
- General Fund Budget Adjustments
- Capital Improvement Plan adjustments
- DCHD FY23 Budget Presentation
County Council
The County Council is meeting to vote on various contracts, including a $2 million grant for the Chester Partnership for Safe Neighborhoods. The body will also consider a first reading of an ordinance regarding contractors and several human services contract amendments.
- Grant of $2,000,000 for the District Attorney's Chester Partnership for Safe Neighborhoods
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-7 amending Chapter 29 of the County Code relating to contractors
- Contract for S J Thomas for renovations at Fair Acres Building #8 at a fee of $803,936.71
- Emergency boiler rental for GW Hill Correctional Facility not to exceed $88,088.60
- Court ordered tax refunds totaling $74,691.32 for various municipalities
County Council
The Delaware County Council is meeting to vote on various service contracts, equipment purchases, and a first reading of an ordinance regarding contractors. The body will also review grant acceptances and tax refund requests.
- Acceptance of a $2,000,000 grant for the District Attorney's Chester Partnership for Safe Neighborhoods
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-7 amending Chapter 29 of the County Code relating to contractors
- Approval of $803,936.71 for renovations at Fair Acres Building #8
- Contract for professional design and engineering for Phase 1 of the Media-Smedley Connector Trail
- Approval of $74,691.32 in court-ordered real estate tax refunds
County Council
Delaware County Council is reviewing a wide range of consent agenda items, primarily focusing on expanding mental health, drug and alcohol, and early intervention services. The body is also deciding on various equipment purchases and infrastructure project funding.
- Payment of $2,695,000 to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and $152,500 to Sproul Road Developers, LLC for equitable just compensation
- Contract amendment for Horizon House, Inc. including a $806,226.37 fee for Blended Case Management
- Reimbursement agreement with PennDOT up to $350,000 for Matson Road bridge replacement
- Purchase of 97 HP Workstation Z2 computers for $166,937
- MOU to reimburse Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast Catholic High School up to $34,784.56 for security equipment
County Council
Delaware County Council is meeting to vote on a wide range of professional service agreements, equipment purchases, and human services contracts. The agenda includes funding for school security, mental health services, and correctional facility upgrades.
- Payment of $2,847,500 to the Archdiocese of Philadelphia for Equitable Just Compensation
- Reimbursement of up to $350,000 for Preliminary Engineering for the Matson Road bridge replacement
- Purchase of 97 HP Workstation Z2 computers for $166,937.00
- Agreement to reimburse Monsignor Bonner & Archbishop Prendergast Catholic High School up to $34,784.56 for security equipment
- Purchase of 4 stretchers for the Medical Examiner's office for $206,304.63
County Council
The Council is considering ordinances regarding the Hotel Tax and administrative code. The agenda includes several contract approvals for playground equipment, law enforcement tools, and facility repairs.
- Ordinance 2022-6: Changes to Chapter 202 regarding an increase in the Hotel Tax rate
- Purchase of Grayshift, LLC forensic license for $27,995.00
- Acceptance of a $250,000.00 Local Law Enforcement Grant from the PA Gaming Control Board
- Purchase of playground equipment for Rose Tree Park for $624,758.67
- Contract for new playground construction at Upland County Park for $663,775.00
County Council
The County Council is meeting to discuss several ordinances, including an emergency measure regarding hospital closures and ownership changes. The body is also reviewing a variety of contracts, grant acceptances, and infrastructure projects.
- Emergency Ordinance 2022-5 regarding hospital closings and long-term care facility ownership changes
- Ordinance 2022-3 regarding property acquisition through eminent domain
- Contract with Richard E. Pierson Construction Company Inc. for Tribbett Avenue Bridge reconstruction not to exceed $1,745,756.80
- Microsoft contract renewal for a three year term in the amount of $2,597,842.47
- Two $300,000.00 Alternative Fuel Incentive Grants for electric vehicles and charging units
County Council
Delaware County Council is meeting to consider several ordinances, including an emergency measure regarding hospital closings and long-term care facility ownership. The body is also reviewing various infrastructure contracts and grant applications.
- Emergency Ordinance 2022-5 regarding hospital closings and long-term care facility ownership
- Ordinance 2022-3 regarding property acquisition through eminent domain
- Contract with Richard E. Pierson Construction Company Inc. for Tribbett Avenue Bridge reconstruction not to exceed $1,745,756.80
- Microsoft contract renewal for a three year term in the amount of $2,597,842.47
- Purchase of resident furniture for Fair Acres Building #8 for $618,907.21
County Council
The Council will review a strategic plan for school-aged mental health services and several administrative updates. The agenda includes numerous consent items regarding infrastructure, public safety technology, and social service contracts.
- Ordinance 2022-3: Acquisition of property through eminent domain
- Bridge #186 on West 7th Street in Chester: $3,440,490.00 reimbursement for construction costs
- CCTV equipment upgrade: $73,177.02
- Media-Smedley Connector Trail Phase 1: $450,000.00 federal funding award
- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer: $125,000.00 annual salary
County Council
The County Council is reviewing various contracts, including infrastructure reimbursements and workforce development grants. The body is also discussing a strategic plan for mental health services for school-aged children and the de-privatization of the George W Hill Correctional Facility.
- Reimbursement agreement with PennDOT for $3,440,490.00 for Bridge #186 West 7th Street in Chester
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-3 regarding property acquisition through eminent domain
- Acceptance of $450,000.00 federal grant for Phase 1 of the Media-Smedley Connector Trail
- Purchase of CCTV recording equipment for $73,177.02
- Grant of $25,000.00 from the Delaware County Interactive Gaming Authority to the Share Food Program
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several high-value contracts, including vehicle purchases and rental assistance funding. The body is also discussing the transition of the George W. Hill Correctional Facility to County operation and the 2022 Annual Action Plan for affordable housing.
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $3,222,865.75
- Purchase of 29 Chevrolet Bolt EVs for $954,100.00
- Professional Service Agreement with Toole Recreation Planning for a Marple site park master plan not to exceed $200,000.00
- Resolution 2022-2 implementing processing fees for annual assessment appeals
- Purchase of four 2022 AWD Dodge Durangos for $149,972.00
County Council
The Council is reviewing several high-value items including vehicle acquisitions, facility maintenance, and professional service agreements. Discussion includes budget modifications, emergency rental assistance expansion, and appointments to local advisory committees.
- Purchase of 29 Chevrolet Bolt EVs for $954,100.00
- Purchase of four Dodge Durangos for $149,972.00
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $3,222,865.75
- HVAC maintenance contract for George W Hill Correctional Facility up to $83,888.00 annually
- Purchase of one Ford E-Transit Van for Library Services for $48,567.07
County Council
The County Council is meeting to vote on various professional service contracts, grant applications, and personnel appointments. Key items include funding for theater renovations and election-related printing and moving services.
- Proposed $2,000,000 ARPA grant to the Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation for renovations
- Contract with Fort Orange Press for $161,000.00 for 2022 Vote By Mail/Absentee ballots
- Professional Services Agreement with V-Comm LLC for cellular and radio tower lease management not to exceed $150,000.00
- Contract with Phoenix Graphics for $102,658.60 for 2022 Election Day ballots
- Resolution in support of Ukraine
County Council
The Council is reviewing various service agreements, including workforce development and human services contracts. Significant items include a $2,000,000 ARPA grant for the Lansdowne Theater renovation and several contracts related to 2022 election administration.
- $2,000,000 ARPA grant for Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation renovation
- $161,000 contract with Fort Orange Press for Vote By Mail/Absentee ballots
- $102,658.60 contract with Phoenix Graphics for Election Day ballots
- $7,144 monthly contract with Thomson Reuters for library maintenance
- $624,853 grant application to the Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several high-value contracts for public safety software, emergency services upgrades, and health department grants. The body is also discussing the first reading of an ordinance regarding property acquisition through eminent domain for Broomall Lake.
- Proposed $2,000,000 ARPA grant for the renovation of the Historic Lansdowne Theater
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-2 for property acquisition via eminent domain (Broomall Lake)
- Professional Services Agreement with Teleosoft for Sheriff Software not to exceed $507,114.00
- Contract with GEM Mechanical Services for CAD Server and Switch Room upgrades for $778,000.00
- Purchase of uniforms for George W Hill Correctional Facility not to exceed $400,000.00
County Council
The Delaware County Council is meeting to vote on various service contracts, grant allocations, and property acquisitions. Key items include a first reading of an eminent domain ordinance and several high-value software and infrastructure purchases.
- First reading of Ordinance 2022-2 regarding property acquisition via eminent domain for Broomall Lake
- $2,000,000 ARPA grant for the renovation of the Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation
- $778,000 contract with GEM Mechanical Services for CAD Server and Switch Room upgrades
- $493,998 Professional Services Agreement with Teleosoft for CountySuite™ Sheriff Software
- $119,772 purchase of three modular office buildings from Sea Box Modular Building & Mass Energy Storage Group
County Council
The Delaware County Council is considering Ordinance 2022-1 to authorize $75,000,000 in general obligation notes for the capital improvement plan. The agenda also includes several grant acceptances, contract amendments, and equipment purchases for the George W. Hill Prison.
- Ordinance 2022-1: $75,000,000 in general obligation notes for capital improvements
- PCCD Grant: $750,000.00 for Special United State Attorney Pilot Program
- Makemie Court Project: $384,000.00 allocation for affordable senior housing
- George W. Hill Prison: Purchase of eight Ford Police Interceptor AWD vehicles for $284,800.00
- Upland Borough: $149,000.00 for MacQueen Hall community center improvements
County Council
The County Council is meeting to discuss the issuance of General Obligation Notes to fund the County's capital improvement plan. The body is also reviewing numerous HealthChoices contract amendments and various grants for community development and public safety.
- Ordinance 2022-1 to authorize $75,000,000 in nonelectoral debt for capital improvements
- Grant of $750,000 from Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency for 'Special United State Attorney Pilot Program'
- Contract award of $144,000 to Hirschberg Mechanical LLC for Media Courthouse water service
- Purchase of eight Ford Police Interceptor AWD vehicles for George W. Hill Prison not to exceed $284,800
- Grant of $30,000 to Lansdowne Borough for demolition at 43 South Lansdowne Avenue
County Council
The Delaware County Council is meeting to consider an ordinance for $75,000,000 in nonelectoral debt to fund a capital improvement plan. The agenda also includes several contract renewals, appointments to local boards, and the expansion of emergency rental assistance.
- Ordinance 2022-1: $75,000,000 in General Obligation Notes for capital improvements
- Resolution 2022-01: Refinancing Eastern University facilities up to $10,750,000
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program by $2,043,875.49
- Contract with Partners in Justice for Client Advocate Services at $860,264.00
- Contract with McCloskey Mechanical Contractors, Inc. up to $1,125,000.00
County Council
The Delaware County Council is meeting to discuss a first reading of an ordinance for $75 million in general obligation notes. The body is also reviewing several service contracts, board appointments, and election-related bid advertisements.
- Ordinance 2022-1 to issue $75,000,000 in General Obligation Notes for the capital improvement plan
- Resolution 2022-01 to refinance Eastern University facilities up to $10,750,000
- Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program in the amount of $2,043,875.49
- Contract with McCloskey Mechanical Contractors, Inc. for HVAC maintenance not to exceed $1,125,000.00
- Agreement with Partners in Justice for Client Advocate Services at a cost of $860,264.00
County Council
The County Council is deciding on various contracts, grant acceptances, and lease agreements. The body is also discussing COVID-19 vaccine outreach, staff recognition awards, and the creation of a new human services leadership position.
- Resolution for a $4,561,000.00 RACP Grant for 911 Communications Redevelopment
- Contract for stop loss medical insurance for 2022 not to exceed $2,500,000
- Grant of $750,000.00 from the Department of Justice to combat human trafficking
- Contract for architectural services to convert Fair Acres Building #1 into a Health Department facility not to exceed $104,470.00
- Approval to advertise for emergency roof stabilization at Woodburne Mansion
County Council
The County Council is reviewing several grant acceptances, professional service contracts, and facility leases. The body is also deciding on COVID-19 related employee pay and emergency testing expenditures.
- Resolution for $4,561,000.00 RACP Grant for 911 Communications Redevelopment
- Agreement with Partners in Justice for Client Advocate Services costing $860,264.00
- Stop loss medical insurance contract with HMIG not to exceed $2,500,000
- Contract for $104,470.00 to KCBA Architects for Fair Acres Building #1 conversion
- Ratification of up to $200,000.00 in supplemental COVID-19 risk pay for employees
County Council
The County Council is meeting to appoint leadership and fill board positions. The body will also establish financial authorizations and the 2022 meeting and holiday schedules.
- Appointment of Chairman and Vice Chairman
- Establishment of County Treasurer bond in the sum of $25,000,000.00
- Designation of county fund depositories including PNC Bank, TD Bank, and Wells Fargo Bank
- Resolution designating authorized check signers
- Appointment of members to the Board of Institution Management and the Retirement Board