Delaware County public meetings in 2024

County Council

The County Council is holding a public hearing and second reading for the 2025 County Budget. The body is also deciding on various grant applications, professional service agreements, and collective bargaining extensions.

• Second reading and public hearing for Ordinance 2024-10 (2025 County Budget)
• Application for EPA SWIFR Grant up to $5,000,000 for composting and hazardous waste facility in Chester Township
• Professional Services Agreement with Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc. for bridge management not to exceed $1,064,700
• CBA Extension with AFSCME for 2025 at an increased cost of $943,010.94
• Contract for Verbatim Court Transcription Services with Officemotive, Inc. estimated at $323,750 per year

The Delaware County Council approved the 2025 County Budget (Ordinance 2024-10) by a 4-1 vote, with Council Member Womack voting nay. The council also unanimously approved a consent agenda containing numerous contracts, grants, and agreements, including opioid settlement grants, a $684,044 juvenile probation grant, and a $769,825 reentry program grant. Appointments and the 2025 meeting schedule and holidays were also approved.

• Approved 2025 County Budget (Ordinance 2024-10) (4-1)
• Approved consent agenda including opioid settlement grants and multiple contracts
• Approved $684,044 Juvenile Probation Services Grant-in-Aid
• Approved $769,825 grant for Substance Use Disorder Treatment in Reentry Program
• Approved 17 DCIGRA grants totaling $200,220
• Approved AFSCME CBA extension at increased cost of $943,010.94
• Approved Teamsters 115 CBA effective January 1, 2025
• Approved 2025 County Council meeting schedule and holidays

County Council

The Delaware County Council will discuss several grant applications, including a request for up to $5,000,000 from the EPA's SWIFR program for a composting and hazardous‑waste facility at Transfer Station #1 in Chester Township. It will also approve a $1,400,000 request for proposal for a Drug and Alcohol Recovery Community Center, and a $684,044 Juvenile Probation Services grant. Additional items include contract renewals for software and court transcription services, and a second‑reading ordinance.

• Consider application for up to $5,000,000 EPA SWIFR grant for food‑scraps composting at Transfer Station #1, Chester Township (7.F)
• Approve $1,400,000 request for proposal for a Drug and Alcohol Recovery Community Center (6.B)
• Approve $684,044 Juvenile Probation Services Grant‑in‑Aid for FY2024‑2025 (7.C)
• Renew Cellebrite Premium software license for $31,680 (8.A)
• Award contract to Officemotive, Inc. for court transcription services up to $323,750 per year for up to three years (8.B)

County Council

The County Council will conduct a public hearing and the first reading of Ordinance 2024-10 regarding the 2025 County Budget. The body is also considering several grant acceptances and professional service contracts.

• First reading of Ordinance 2024-10 for the 2025 County Budget
• Acceptance of a $3,753,614.00 Special United States Attorney Pilot Project Grant
• Contract with HBFrazer for $489,700.00 for courthouse cabling
• Agreement with MG Engineering Associates for $49,300.00 for Bridge 225 rehabilitation
• Court-ordered tax refunds totaling $48,395.00

The Delaware County Council approved a series of grant agreements, professional service contracts, and tax refunds during their December 4, 2024, meeting. The Council also appointed 13 members to the Workforce Development Commission and authorized the filing of seven petitions for the termination of paternal rights.

• Approved $3.75M Special US Attorney Pilot Project Grant
• Approved $151,173 Mosquito-Borne Disease Control Grant
• Approved $489,700 contract for courthouse wiring upgrades
• Approved $123,596 EMT training reimbursement contract
• Approved $49,300 bridge inspection contract for County Bridge 225
• Approved 13 appointments to Workforce Development Commission
• Approved 15 court-ordered tax refunds totaling $48,395
• Approved filing seven petitions for termination of paternal rights

County Council

The County Council will conduct a public hearing and the first reading of the 2025 County Budget ordinance. The body is also considering several grants and contracts for public health, infrastructure, and workforce development.

• First reading of Ordinance 2024-10 regarding the 2025 County Budget
• Acceptance of a $3,753,614.00 Special United States Attorney Pilot Project Grant
• Contract with HBFrazer for $489,700.00 for courthouse wiring
• Agreement with MG Engineering Associates for $49,300.00 for County Bridge 225 rehabilitation
• Court-ordered tax refunds totaling $48,395.00

County Council

The County Council is reviewing an ordinance to set maximum gross weight limits for various county-owned bridges. The body is also considering several grant applications for infrastructure, public health, and environmental projects, as well as professional service contracts for court-ordered evaluations.

• Ordinance 2024-9 establishing maximum gross weight limits for various county-owned bridges
• Sale of a 40-foot-wide strip of property at the Marple Transfer Station for $84,000.00
• Grant application for $417,086.00 to install 414 solar panels on the Government Center Garage roof
• Grant application for $517,555.40 for LED retrofitting at the Emergency Services Center
• Professional services agreement with M.G. Therapeutic Services for court-ordered evaluations not to exceed $314,400.00

The Council unanimously passed Ordinance 2024-09, setting maximum weight limits for vehicles on county bridges. They also approved a large consent agenda including a $2.5 million grant for Route 291 safety improvements and various contracts for human services and infrastructure. A proposal to name a Glenolden facility was initially tabled but subsequently approved unanimously.

• Ordinance 2024-09 (bridge weight limits) passed unanimously
• Resolution 2024-05 (Veterans Advisory Board) approved unanimously
• Sale of Marple Transfer Station strip ($84,000) approved 3-1
• Consent agenda approved, including $2.5M Route 291 grant
• Consent agenda approved, including $750,000 stormwater grant
• Consent agenda approved, including $617,952 ICAC task force grant
• Name 'Common Space of Delaware County' approved unanimously
• Lora Werner appointed as Director of Health unanimously

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The Delaware County Council will accept a $2,500,000 Neighborhood Access and Equity Grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation for the Redesigning Route 291: Safety, Equity, and Connection project, with PennDOT acting as subrecipient. The council will also conduct a second reading, public hearing, and consideration of Ordinance 2024‑9, which sets maximum gross weight limits on county‑owned bridges. Additional actions include approving several federal and state grants and adopting a resolution to establish a Veterans Advisory Board.

• Accept $2,500,000 USDOT Neighborhood Access and Equity Grant for Route 291 redesign (subrecipient to PennDOT)
• Second reading, public hearing, and consideration of Ordinance 2024‑9 establishing bridge weight limits
• Approve $617,952 Department of Justice grant for 2024 OJJDP Internet Crimes Against Children task forces
• Adopt Resolution 2024‑05 establishing the Veterans Advisory Board for Delaware County
• Approve advertising for Building and Design Services for Safe Routes to School projects in Chester Upland and Southeast Delco School Districts

County Council

The County Council is reviewing ordinances regarding bridge weight limits and the condemnation of private property for a bridge project in Norwood Borough. The body is also deciding on various grants, professional service contracts, and social service agreements.

• Ordinance 2024-8: Intent to take private property by condemnation for a bridge on South Avenue in Norwood Borough
• Ordinance 2024-9: Establishing maximum gross weight limits for various County-owned bridges
• Resolution 2024-03: Establishing a temporary ban on open burning in the County
• Contract for preliminary engineering design for Bridge #36 on Reed Road in Marple Township not to exceed $440,752.71
• Approval of a $165,000 JAG Award and a $301,446 Emergency Management Performance Grant

Delaware County Council approved a condemnation ordinance for a bridge project in Norwood Borough, adopted a temporary open burning ban, and unanimously passed a large consent agenda covering grants, contracts, and purchases. The council also made several board appointments and approved a salary range change for court law clerks.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-8 for condemnation of property on South Avenue, Norwood Borough for bridge reconstruction (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2024-03 establishing a temporary ban on open burning (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $165,000 JAG award, $301,446 EMPG grant, and $106,888.32 reinvestment funding (unanimous)
• Approved contracts for bridge engineering services, including $440,752.71 for Bridge #36 design (unanimous)
• Approved $90,000 contract with Delaware County Chamber of Commerce for youth career services (unanimous)
• Approved $624,013 amendment for Youth Advocate Programs and $561,878 for Student Run Housing Unit (unanimous)
• Approved purchases of a Dodge Durango for Sheriff's Dept ($56,940.52) and Ford Escape for DA/CID ($36,940.75) (unanimous)
• Approved appointments to Drug and Alcohol Board, Hero Scholarship Board, Library Board, and Fire and Life Safety Board (unanimous)

County Council

The County Council is reviewing ordinances regarding bridge weight limits and the condemnation of private property for a bridge project on South Avenue. The body is also voting on various grants, professional service contracts, and board appointments.

• Ordinance 2024-8: Proposed condemnation of private property for a bridge reconstruction easement on South Avenue in Norwood Borough
• Ordinance 2024-9: Proposed maximum gross weight limits for vehicles on County-owned bridges
• Contract for preliminary engineering design for County Bridge #36 on Reed Road not to exceed $440,752.71
• Grant approval for 2024 Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) totaling $301,446.00
• Purchase of one 2024 Dodge Durango for the Sheriff's Department not to exceed $56,940.52

County Council

The County Council is meeting to discuss various grant applications, contract renewals, and infrastructure projects. Key items include a first reading of an ordinance for property condemnation in Norwood Borough and several funding requests for public health and safety.

• First reading of Ordinance 2024-8 to take private property by condemnation for a bridge reconstruction on South Avenue in Norwood Borough
• Contract with Baker Tilly US, LLP for audit services not to exceed $315,000 for 2024 and $325,000 for 2025
• Proposal for Ford Bros. Electrical Company Inc to create a Rose Tree Park holiday light display not to exceed $175,000
• Grant application for the Continuing County Adult Probation and Parole Grant Program in the amount of $714,829
• Purchase of Microsoft licensing for Delaware County Libraries at a cost of $103,730

The Delaware County Council approved a wide range of administrative items, including multiple grant applications, infrastructure and park improvement contracts, and professional service agreements. The Council also appointed a new Open Records Officer and authorized the filing of several legal petitions regarding adoption and parental rights. All items were approved subject to solicitor review.

• Approved $10,000 grant to Delaware County Historical Society
• Approved $210,375 in grants via Gaming Revenue Authority
• Approved $2M contract for Fair Acres Building 6 roof replacement
• Approved $631,500 contract for park restroom renovations
• Appointed Leah Lewis as Open Records Officer
• Approved $315,000-$325,000 audit services contract with Baker Tilly
• Authorized filing of 4 petitions to terminate paternal rights
• Approved 5-year agreement with Axon for Chester camera network

County Council

The County Council will discuss a first reading of an ordinance to take private property for a bridge reconstruction project in Norwood Borough. The body is also reviewing multiple grant applications for crime prevention, overdose research, and school safety, as well as several service contracts.

• Ordinance 2024-8: Intent to take private property via condemnation for a bridge project on South Avenue in Norwood Borough
• Grant application for $714,829.00 for the Continuing County Adult Probation and Parole Grant Program
• Grant application up to $700,000.00 for the Psychological Autopsy Initiative to study overdose prevention
• Contract with Baker Tilly US, LLP for audit services not to exceed $315,000.00 for 2024 and $325,000.00 for 2025
• Proposal for Ford Bros. Electrical Company Inc to create a Rose Tree Park holiday display not to exceed $175,000.00

County Council

The Delaware County Council will vote on a range of grant applications, contracts, and lease agreements. Items include a $1.2 million HUD grant to fund a housing needs study, several federal and state grant approvals, and major capital contracts for infrastructure and equipment. All approvals are subject to the County Solicitor’s review.

• Apply for HUD Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing grant – $1,200,000 for a housing needs study and affordable‑housing development coordination
• Approve OJJDP FY24 Internet Crimes Against Children grant – $617,952
• Award contract to Quinn Construction for parking garage concrete repairs at the Government Center – up to $1,170,369
• Purchase two Ford F‑150 4x4 trucks for the Health Department – total cost not to exceed $96,520.29 using ARPA funds
• Amend lease for Baldwin Tower Office Building – 13,378 sq ft at 1510 Chester Pike, annual rent $319,382.92, term extended to Jan 31 2026

The Delaware County Council approved a consent agenda containing numerous contracts, grants, and appointments, including a $1.17 million contract for parking garage concrete repairs at the Government Center. The council also approved a $1.2 million HUD grant application for affordable housing, several demolition grants, and various other agreements. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $1,170,369 contract to Quinn Construction for parking garage concrete repairs (unanimous)
• Approved application for $1,200,000 HUD Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing grant (unanimous)
• Approved $617,952 grant application for Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force (unanimous)
• Approved $95,054 grant for Medical Examiner-Coroner System Program (unanimous)
• Approved $81,450 grant to Clifton Heights Borough for demolition at 32 Mill Street (unanimous)
• Approved $72,800 grant to Darby Township for demolition at 1100 Hook Road (unanimous)
• Approved $535,284 roof replacement contract for Fair Acres Boiler House (unanimous)
• Approved appointments to Heritage, Immigrant Affairs, and Women's Commissions (unanimous)

County Council

The Delaware County Council will consider a series of grant applications, contract awards, and amendments. Items include a $1.17 million contract for parking garage concrete repairs at the Government Center, a $1 million HUD housing study grant, and multiple health‑related purchases and agreements. The council will also appoint members to three commissions.

• Approve contract #eDPW-071024 with Quinn Construction for parking garage concrete repairs at Government Center, up to $1,170,369.00
• Approve application for HUD Pathways to Removing Obstacles to Housing grant, $1,000,000.00 for a housing needs study
• Approve application for OJJDP FY24 Internet Crimes against Children grant, $617,952.00
• Approve purchase of two Ford F‑150 trucks for the Health Department, total cost not to exceed $96,520.29
• Approve contract #KPN-A-202012-04 with Weatherproofing Technologies for roof replacement at Fair Acres Boiler House, up to $535,284.17

County Council

The Delaware County Council will approve contracts for mental health services, grant applications for district attorneys, and funding for the Festival of Lights. The body will also consider amendments to the 2024 Capital Improvement Budget.

• Approval of $2.47M contract with Child Guidance Resource Centers
• Funding for 2024 Festival of Lights at Rose Tree Park ($150K)
• Approval of amended 2024 Capital Improvement Budget ($76.4M)
• Grant application for $3.75M for additional district attorneys
• Approval of $84K for Visit Delco Placer AI subscription

The Delaware County Council approved the amended 2024 Capital Improvement Budget totaling $76,433,471.00, along with a 25-item consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and purchases. All motions passed unanimously, including resolutions for alcohol sales at the Festival of Lights and recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month.

• Approved amended 2024 Capital Improvement Budget of $76,433,471.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2024-2 allowing alcohol sales at certain nights of 2024 Festival of Lights (unanimous)
• Approved renewal of Contract #MH 13/24 with Child Guidance Resource Centers for FY 2024/2025 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $3,753,664 grant application for additional assistant district attorneys (unanimous)
• Approved $84,000 to Visit Delco for Placer AI subscription and $150,000 for Festival of Lights (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of six ballot scanners for $63,125 from Hart Intercivic (unanimous)
• Approved 10-year lease for Haverford Magisterial District Court at $97,350/year (unanimous)
• Approved $272,775 paving contract with Frania, Inc. and $77,200 boiler replacement with Hirschberg Mechanical (unanimous)

County Council

The Delaware County Council will consider approving funding for the Brandywine Conference & Visitors Bureau, including a $84,000 subscription renewal and a $150,000 grant for the Rose Tree Park Festival of Lights. The body will also vote on extending a grant for Chester police staffing and approving the amended 2024 Capital Improvement Budget.

• Approval of $84,000 Visit Delco Placer AI subscription renewal
• Approval of $150,000 Visit Delco grant for Rose Tree Park Festival of Lights
• Approval to extend Chester police staffing MOU to Dec 31, 2024
• Approval of amended 2024 Capital Improvement Budget ($76,433,471.00)
• Approval of $63,125 Hart Intercivic ballot scanners from Election Integrity Grant

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The County Council is reviewing an ordinance to take private property by condemnation in Aston Township for a trail project. The body is also considering various grant acceptances and contract renewals for human services and infrastructure.

• Ordinance 2024-07 to condemn a parcel in Aston Township for the Chester Creek Trail extension
• Approval of $200,000 grant for an Academic Birthing Companion Program with Temple University
• Request for Proposal for design services for the Darby Creek Trail expansion estimated at $700,000
• Acceptance of a $1,000,000 CRISI grant for the Darby Township Main Street Grade Crossing Project with a $250,000 county match
• Submission of Human Services Block Grant Annual Plan to receive $49,567,651.00 with a $990,731 county contribution

Council approved an ordinance to take private property by condemnation in Aston Township for the Chester Creek Trail. The board also authorized $200,000 for a birthing companion program and approved numerous health and human services contracts via a consent agenda.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-07 to condemn private property in Aston Township for Chester Creek Trail extension (unanimous)
• Approved $200,000 in DOL grant funds for an Academic Birthing Companion Program with Temple University (unanimous)
• Approved annual renewal of Child Welfare agreement #CW 137/24 and Contract #DA 36/24 with Child Guidance Resource Centers (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000,000 CRISI grant for Darby Township Main Street Grade Crossing Project with $250,000 match
• Approved $1,072,800 in HealthChoices Reinvestment funding (unanimous)
• Approved $155,000 for refrigeration system and $113,816.47 for fire alarm system at Fair Acres Geriatric Center
• Approved $250,000 insurance brokerage contract with Marsh USA, Inc.
• Approved filing of five Petitions for the Termination of Parental Rights with the Orphans Court (unanimous)

County Council

The council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 2024-07 to take private property by condemnation from an unlocatable owner of a parcel in Aston Township for the Chester Creek Trail extension. Council members will also receive updates on opioid settlement fund distribution and will consider several grant acceptances ranging from $140,745 to $1,072,800. Additional actions include advertising bids for bridge rehabilitation, design services for the Darby Creek Trail expansion, and purchases for Fair Acres Geriatric Center facilities.

• Ordinance 2024-07: Condemnation of an unlocatable owner’s parcel in Aston Township for Chester Creek Trail extension.
• Advertisement to solicit design services for Darby Creek Trail expansion (project valued at $700,000).
• Acceptance of $1,072,800 HealthChoices Reinvestment grant from Pennsylvania Department of Human Services.
• Purchase of HVAC system for Fair Acres Geriatric Center Building #4 for $48,900.
• Updated Professional Services Agreement with Apex Cellular Experts for $120,000, funded by Special US Attorney Pilot Project Grant.

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The County Council will hold a public hearing on Ordinance 2024-7 to condemn a parcel in Aston Township for the Chester Creek Trail extension and on Ordinance 2024-6 to amend the Capital Improvement Plan. It will approve several contract extensions, advertisement authorizations, and equipment purchases. The Council will also vote on multiple grant applications, including a $14.6 million CDBG-DR disaster recovery grant, a $750,000 stormwater management grant, and other state and federal grant requests.

• First and second reading of Ordinance 2024-7 to condemn a parcel in Aston Township for the Chester Creek Trail extension
• Second reading of Ordinance 2024-6 amending Section 6-34 of the Administrative Code (Capital Improvement Plan)
• Approval to apply for a DCED CDBG-DR grant up to $14,600,000 for Hurricane Ida recovery
• Approval to apply for Act 167 Phase II stormwater management funding up to $750,000 (County match $250,000)
• Approval of a professional services agreement with Grom Associates for an ERP Project Manager up to $471,200

Delaware County Council approved Ordinance 2024-06 amending the Administrative Code regarding the Capital Improvement Plan, and held a first reading for a condemnation ordinance related to the Chester Creek Trail. The council also approved a large consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and purchases, and appointed Sharon A. Scattolino as County Clerk.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-06 amending Capital Improvement Plan section (unanimous)
• Held first reading of Ordinance 2024-7 for condemnation in Aston Township for Chester Creek Trail
• Approved contract extension with Child Guidance Resource Centers (1 abstention)
• Approved consent agenda with 40+ items including grants, contracts, and purchases
• Approved $14.6M CDBG-DR grant application for Hurricane Ida recovery
• Approved $600,000 contract for new Perinatal Doula Program
• Approved appointment of Sharon A. Scattolino as County Clerk (unanimous)
• Approved payment of current bills (unanimous)

County Council

The Delaware County Council will vote on several budget transfers, contract amendments, and procurement approvals. Key items include a $4.87 million increase to the Intercommunity Health Department operating budget, a $3.96 million addition to the 2021 Capital Improvement Program, and a $1.62 million transfer from the General Fund to IT and Employee Benefits. The council will also consider furniture procurement for Fair Acres and amendments to existing construction contracts.

• Approve $4,870,800 increase to the Intercommunity Health Department operating budget (ARPA funding).
• Approve $3,958,937 addition to the 2021 Capital Improvement Program for health department design, Yeadon Wellness Center Phase II, IT data center upgrades, and other projects.
• Approve transfer of $1,624,227 from the General Fund: $1,419,877 to the IT Department operating budget and $204,350 to the Employee Benefits budget.
• Approve purchase of resident furniture for Fair Acres Building #8, floors 10‑12, up to $565,679 from Corbett Inc.
• Amend Contract #E-32320 for Detwiler Roofing, increasing the contract from $433,000 to $445,720.

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The Delaware County Council will consider approving various contracts, including grants for transportation, tree canopy studies, and prison workforce development, as well as amendments to existing agreements for services and infrastructure. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a grant application for Hurricane Ida recovery.

• Approval of $28,000 grant for Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission GIS
• Approval of $1,228,000 grant for Prison-to-Community Workforce Development
• Approval of $69,995 contract for County-wide Tree Canopy Study
• First Reading of Ordinance 2024-6 amending the Capital Improvement Plan
• Public comment on CDBG-DR Grant for Hurricane Ida recovery

County Council approved a wide-ranging consent agenda including a 10-year enterprise resource planning software contract and various grant applications. The council also authorized several infrastructure projects and personnel appointments.

• Approved 10-year Workday ERP software and services contract not to exceed $11,942,000
• Approved $3,893,397 implementation agreement with Alight Solutions LLC
• Approved $2,136,660 network upgrade agreement with EPLUS Technologies
• Approved $499,908 contract with L.J. Paolella Construction for HR office improvements
• Approved application for PA Election Integrity Grant anticipated to exceed $2,000,000
• Approved application for EPA Community Change Grant up to $3,000,000
• Appointed 16 members to the America 250PA Delco Commission
• Approved $30,817.81 in court-ordered tax refunds

County Council

Delaware County Council is reviewing several high-value grant applications and infrastructure contracts. The meeting includes decisions on network upgrades, public health funding, and facility renovations.

• Proposed $2,136,660.00 contract with EPLUS Technologies for network switches and wireless access points
• Application for Pennsylvania Election Integrity Grant anticipated to exceed $2,000,000.00
• Application for EPA Community Change Grant for an estimated amount up to $3,000,000.00
• Contract award to L.J. Paolella Construction for Human Resources Office Suite Improvements not to exceed $499,908.00
• Approval to advertise restroom renovations for Rose Tree Park and Clayton Park

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The Council is reviewing several professional service agreements and contract amendments. This includes updates for the new 911 Radio System, medical examiner services, and various infrastructure projects.

• Feasibility study for Chester Creek Trail Phase IV ($115,000)
• Fire alarm and partition upgrades at Government Center ($221,000)
• Magnet Forensics agreement renewal ($31,450)
• Medical Examiner contract amendments (up to $155,000)
• 911 Radio System equipment purchases for Bethel and Springfield sites

Delaware County Council approved a 29-item consent agenda covering trail planning, 911 radio leases, bridge and building projects, tax refunds, and a new collective bargaining agreement. Council also approved payment of current bills and authorized filing two parental rights termination petitions and one adoption consent with Orphans Court. All votes were unanimous; no substantive items were denied or tabled.

• Approved consent agenda of 29 items (unanimous)
• Approved advertising for Chester Creek Trail Phase IV feasibility assessment
• Approved $221,000 fire alarm design contract with Gannett Fleming
• Approved $150,000 extension of V-Comm tower lease consulting agreement
• Approved collective bargaining agreement with FAU/PASNAP through 06/01/26
• Approved $72,776.93 in court-ordered tax refunds across multiple municipalities
• Approved payment of current bills (unanimous)
• Authorized filing two parental rights termination petitions and one adoption consent

County Council

The Delaware County Council is reviewing several professional service agreements and grant applications. This includes proposals for fire alarm upgrades at the Government Center and new 911 radio system leases. The agenda also addresses medical examiner contract amendments and tax refunds.

• Change order for Orange Street parking lot increasing contract value to $1,396,498
• Agreement with Gannett Fleming for fire alarm upgrades up to $221,000
• Renewal of Magnet Forensics agreement for $31,450 for narcotics intelligence
• Agreement with Bonnie Hartley for health department training up to $79,100
• Court-ordered property tax refunds totaling $72,776.93

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The Delaware County Council is reviewing several infrastructure and service contracts, including a large-scale roof and HVAC project for the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. The agenda also includes funding for election security, public health kiosks in three municipalities, and equipment upgrades for Fair Acres Geriatric Center.

• $17,704,584.65 contract for roof restoration and HVAC replacement at George W. Hill Correctional Facility
• Up to $200,000 for health kiosks in Media, Yeadon, and Chester
• $60,476.81 total cost for a new police pursuit vehicle for Delaware County Park Police
• $20,814.50 federal grant for election security improvements
• Various equipment purchases for Fair Acres Geriatric Center

Delaware County Council approved a 35-item consent agenda, including a contract not to exceed $17,704,584.65 with Weatherproofing Technologies, Inc. for roof restoration and HVAC replacement at the George W. Hill Correctional Facility. Council also approved a $218,188 agreement with PA State Police for a CID detective assigned to an auto theft task force, a $200,000 contract for three dispensing kiosks in Media, Yeadon, and Chester, and numerous purchases and contracts for Fair Acres Geriatric Center and county departments. All motions carried unanimously. Council also reappointed five members to the Mental Health Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board and appointed the Solicitor as Interim Open Records Officer effective July 1, 2024.

• Approved consent agenda of 35 items (unanimous)
• Approved $17,704,584.65 contract with Weatherproofing Technologies, Inc. for roof restoration and HVAC replacement at George W. Hill Correctional Facility
• Approved $218,188 agreement with PA State Police for CID detective assigned to auto theft task force
• Approved $200,000 contract with Longview International Technology for three dispensing kiosks in Media, Yeadon, and Chester
• Approved $60,476.81 purchase of 2024 Dodge Durango Police Pursuit and upfit for Park Police
• Approved $1,610,000 additional Human Services Block Grant funding to Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital
• Approved $3,057,565 in insurance agreements effective June 1, 2024
• Reappointed five members to Mental Health Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board (unanimous)

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The Delaware County Council is reviewing various contracts, grants, and equipment purchases. Items include maintenance for the George W. Hill Correctional Facility and new health kiosks for Media, Yeadon, and Chester. The agenda also covers police vehicle purchases and election security funding.

• $17,704,584.65 contract for George W. Hill Correctional Facility roof and HVAC replacement
• $200,000 contract for TestandGo kiosks in Media, Yeadon, and Chester
• $218,188 MOU for Delaware County CID detective reimbursement
• $60,476.81 purchase of a Dodge Durango for Park Police
• $20,814.50 Federal Election Security Grant

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The Council will consider several grant acceptances for public health, emergency services, and youth organizations. The agenda also includes approval for a new detective position and various service contracts. Public comment is scheduled regarding the 2024 Annual Action Plan.

• Acceptance of $606,169.00 award from PA Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority
• Approval of $235,650 in NextGeneration grants for youth organizations
• Allocation of $124,555.44 in county funding to the EMS Office
• Purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe for up to $60,784.74
• Approval of an additional Detective position at $111,000.28 annually

The Delaware County Council approved a wide-ranging consent agenda on June 5, 2024, including multiple grant acceptances, human services contracts, and equipment purchases. The Council also authorized new personnel positions, including a detective and a Right to Know Officer, and approved the payment of current bills. Additionally, the Council appointed a new member to the Workforce Development Board and authorized the filing of four terminations of parental rights.

• Approved $606,169 PA Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority award
• Approved $235,650 in 2024 NextGeneration grants
• Approved $839,666.30 in public health emergency preparedness funds
• Approved purchase of 2024 Chevrolet Tahoe for $60,784.74
• Approved new detective position at $111,000.28 annually
• Approved new Right to Know Officer position
• Appointed Joseph B. Lockley to Workforce Development Board
• Approved filing four terminations of parental rights

County Council

Delaware County Council is scheduled to vote on multiple grant awards and contract renewals for fiscal year 2024–2025. The proposed items cover public health, emergency medical services, behavioral health providers, and a lease extension for the Rosetree District Court. If approved, these funds will support staff training, immunization programs, housing assistance, and 911 system upgrades that affect local residents' health and safety.

• Approval of a $606,169 grant from the Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority for July 2024–June 2025
• Acceptance of $839,666.30 in supplemental federal funds for Public Health Emergency Preparedness activities through June 2024
• Approval to purchase ESRI ArcGIS software up to $29,920 to fix critical errors in NG911 GIS layers
• Lease extension with Upper Providence Township for the Rosetree District Court at $82,266 annually from June 2024 through May 2025
• Renewal of multiple Department of Human Services contracts covering behavioral health, drug and alcohol services, child welfare, and early intervention providers

County Council

The Council is reviewing ordinances to extend the Solid Waste Authority's existence and approve $35 million in lease rental debt. The agenda also includes several grant applications and contract approvals for public safety, infrastructure, and human services.

• Approval of $35,000,000 in lease rental debt via the Solid Waste Authority
• Purchase of a Mobile Command Center for $223,985.00 using ICAC grant funds
• Grant application for $200,000 for the Lower Darby Creek Loop Trail
• $1,200,000 HealthChoices contract with Community Action Agency for housing assistance
• $50,400 annual lease for a 911 Radio System tower at 1275 N Providence Road

Delaware County Council unanimously passed two ordinances: one extending the Delaware County Solid Waste Authority's existence to January 1, 2074, and another approving $35,000,000 in lease rental debt through a guaranty of the Authority's obligations to the Delaware Valley Regional Finance Authority. Council also approved a large consent agenda covering purchases, grants, contracts, and tax refunds, and approved payment of current bills. No substantive items were denied or tabled.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-4 extending Delaware County Solid Waste Authority existence to January 1, 2074 (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-5 incurring $35,000,000 lease rental debt via guaranty of Solid Waste Authority obligations (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $223,985 Mobile Command Center, $833,000 DOJ Reentry Grant application, and $1,200,000 HealthChoices Reinvestment acceptance
• Approved $288,616.27 in court-ordered tax refunds for 36 properties across multiple municipalities
• Approved payment of current bills
• Approved filing three Terminations of Parental Rights and two Consents for Adoption with Orphans Court
• Approved minutes of May 1, 2024 regular meeting
• Approved Resolution recognizing May 19-25, 2024 as EMS Week

County Council

The Council is considering ordinances to extend the existence of the Solid Waste Authority and approve $35 million in lease rental debt. The agenda also includes several grant applications for trail improvements, public safety equipment, and human services.

• Ordinance 2024-5: Approval of $35,000,000 in lease rental debt via the Solid Waste Authority
• Purchase of a Mobile Command Center for $223,985.00 using ICAC grant funds
• Grant application for $200,000 for the Lower Darby Creek Loop Trail
• Approval of up to $50,000 in ARPA funds for six EV charging stations
• Emergency HVAC repair for Unit 9 at the prison costing $28,000.00

County Council

The Delaware County Council is reviewing ordinances regarding the Solid Waste Authority and considering various grant acceptances. The agenda includes funding for law enforcement tools, public health initiatives, and infrastructure projects.

• Ordinance 2024-5: $35,000,000 in lease rental debt via the Solid Waste Authority guaranty
• $1,400,000 grant for a Drug and Alcohol Recovery Community Center
• $300,000 grant for Chester Creek Trail Phase II
• $51,320.50 purchase of two mobile LPRs for auto theft detectives
• $463,464 for a Mental Health Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion Program

Council approved a wide range of consent agenda items including law enforcement grants, public safety equipment, and several million dollars in HealthChoices Reinvestment funds for mental health and recovery services. The board also made several appointments to the Economic Development Oversight Board.

• Approved $1.4M for a Drug and Alcohol Recovery Community Center
• Approved $748,550 for an Integrated Clinical Services Team
• Approved $463,464 for a Mental Health Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion Program
• Approved $201,209 for a Supported Aging in Place Program
• Approved $250,000 law enforcement grant from PA Gaming Control Board
• Approved $300,000 DCED grant for Chester Creek Trail Phase II
• Appointed Matthew McGlaughlin and Jamal Johnson to Economic Development Oversight Board
• Appointed Christine Reuther to Economic Development Oversight Board

County Council

Delaware County Council will conduct a first reading of two ordinances, including one that would authorize $35,000,000 in lease rental debt for the Delaware County Solid Waste Authority. The agenda also covers numerous grant approvals and contract amendments focused on public safety equipment, mental health diversion programs, and infrastructure projects like the Chester Creek Trail. These actions will fund local law enforcement tools, community health services, and recreational pathways over the coming fiscal year.

• First Reading of Ordinance 2024-5 authorizing $35,000,000 in lease rental debt for the Delaware County Solid Waste Authority
• Approval of HealthChoices Reinvestment grants totaling over $2 million to fund mental health diversion programs and a drug and alcohol recovery center
• Acceptance of a $300,000 DCED grant for Chester Creek Trail Phase II construction
• Purchase of two mobile license plate readers ($51,320.50) and protective vests ($43,039.00) for auto theft detectives and probation officers
• Approval of change orders up to $47,859.04 for Government Center sprinkler upgrades and $2,309.64 for the former Briarcliffe Firehouse renovations

County Council

The Delaware County Council is reviewing several grant agreements and contract renewals. Key items include funding for the Upper Chichester Library and narcotics investigation equipment. The agenda also includes various court lease agreements and appointments.

• $166,000 PCCD Grant for MX908 narcotics detectors
• Up to $500,000 ARPA grant for Upper Chichester Library building
• $3,241,260 funding for Merion Trace relocation
• New 10-year lease for Upper Darby District Courts at $309,913.30 per year
• $538,742 in Liquid Fuels Tax Refund Allocations to municipalities

Council unanimously approved a consent agenda featuring various grant applications, social service contracts, and commercial leases for district courts. The board also authorized pay increases for District Attorney's Office Special Victims Unit attorneys and made two commission appointments.

• Approved $500,000 ARPA grant for Upper Chichester Library building (unanimous)
• Approved $18,000 ARPA grant for Delaware County Veteran’s Memorial Association security upgrades (unanimous)
• Approved 10-year lease for Upper Darby District Courts at $309,913.30/year for years 1-5 (unanimous)
• Approved 10-year lease for Marple District Court at $70,500/year for years 1-5 (unanimous)
• Approved $538,742 in 2024 Liquid Fuels Tax Refund Allocations to municipalities (unanimous)
• Approved pay increases for four SVU attorneys to $77,100 and one Sr. SVU attorney to $78,542 (unanimous)
• Appointed Matthew Piotrowski to the Drug & Alcohol Commission (unanimous)
• Appointed Christine Reuther to the Community Action Agency of Delaware County (unanimous)

County Council

The Council will vote on several grant agreements, including funds for the Upper Chichester Library and EV charging stations. They are also reviewing contract amendments for human services and health programs. Additionally, the meeting includes discussions on tax refund allocations for local municipalities.

• $3,241,260 HealthChoices funding for Merion Trace relocation
• Up to $500,000 grant for Upper Chichester Library building
• $166,000 PCCD Grant for a narcotics detector
• Up to $50,000 for EV charging station installation
• $538,742 estimated Liquid Fuels Tax Refund allocations

County Council

The Delaware County Council is reviewing multiple grant applications and contract approvals. The agenda includes funding for infrastructure projects, workforce development, and human services. Additionally, the council will consider several administrative appointments.

• $1,440,407.80 purchase for B-Pod meal delivery system at Fair Acres Geriatric Center
• $1,167,223.36 contract for NBIS bridge inspections by McCormick Taylor
• $641,169.00 grant application to the Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority
• $75,000 ARPA grant for Law Enforcement Memorial Wall expansion at Rose Tree Park
• $62,050.42 grant to East Lansdowne Borough for fire-damaged residence demolition

Delaware County Council approved a 30-item consent agenda covering grants, contracts, and purchases, including a $1,440,407.80 meal delivery system for Fair Acres Geriatric Center and a $1,167,223.36 bridge inspection contract. Council also approved naming the Marple tract "Delco Woods" and appointed Anny Laepple as Director of Library Services. All votes were unanimous. The meeting included announcements for National Public Health Week and National Library Week, and Council noted it had been in executive session to discuss personnel, real estate, and litigation.

• Approved consent agenda of 30 items (unanimous)
• Approved $1,440,407.80 B-Pod meal delivery system for Fair Acres Geriatric Center
• Approved $1,167,223.36 NBIS bridge inspection contract with McCormick Taylor (3 years)
• Approved $933,778.69 PennDOT reimbursement agreement for bridge inspections
• Approved naming Marple tract "Delco Woods"
• Appointed Anny Laepple as Director of Library Services (unanimous)
• Approved $75,000 ARPA grant to Delaware County Law Enforcement Memorial Foundation
• Approved $62,050.42 grant to East Lansdowne Borough for fire-destroyed residence demolition

County Council

The Council is reviewing several grant applications and contract renewals for county services. Items include funding for bridge inspections, library website development, and facility upgrades at the Government Center.

• $1,440,407.80 purchase of B-Pod meal delivery system for Fair Acres Geriatric Center
• $1,167,223.36 contract with McCormick Taylor for bridge inspections
• $641,169.00 grant application for the Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority
• $75,000 ARPA grant for Law Enforcement Memorial Wall expansion at Rose Tree Park
• $62,050.42 grant to East Lansdowne Borough for fire demolition at 58 Lewis Avenue

County Council

The Council is reviewing ordinances regarding county parks, employee residency, and the issuance of general obligation debt. The agenda includes grant approvals for Riddle Hospital expansion and food bank operations using ARPA funds. Additionally, the meeting covers 911 radio system tower leases and IT infrastructure upgrades.

• Ordinance 2024-3 regarding the issuance of general obligation debt
• Grant to Mainline Health Systems up to $500,000 for Riddle Hospital ER expansion
• Grant to Share Food Program up to $100,000 for food bank operations
• Contract with ZenCity Technologies US Inc. for $60,000 for community engagement software
• HVAC repair at George W. Hill Correctional Facility up to $29,500

The Delaware County Council approved three ordinances on March 20, 2024, including amendments regarding county parks, county employee residency, and general obligation debt issuance. Council also approved a grant to the Delaware County Historical Society, various consent agenda items involving grants and contracts, and several lease agreements for the new 911 radio system.

• Approved Ordinance 2024-1 amending Chapter 141 of County Code regarding County Parks (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-2 amending Administrative Code regarding employee residency (4-1, Taylor opposed)
• Approved Ordinance 2024-3 authorizing issuance of General Obligation Debt (5-0)
• Approved an $85,000 grant agreement to Delaware County Historical Society (4-0, Madden abstained)
• Approved lease agreement and amendments with American Tower Management LLC for 911 Radio System towers in Glen Mills and Springfield
• Approved lease amendments with Crown Atlantic Company LLC, SBA Structures, LLC for 911 Radio System towers
• Approved ARPA grant of up to $500,000 to Mainline Health Systems for Riddle Hospital emergency room expansion
• Approved bills payment, adoption petitions, and various consent agenda items

County Council

The Council is reviewing ordinances regarding county parks, employee residency, and the issuance of general obligation debt. The agenda also includes several grant approvals for healthcare, food security, and historical preservation. Additionally, various service contracts and infrastructure leases are up for consideration.

• Grant to Mainline Health Systems for Riddle Hospital ER expansion (up to $500,000)
• Grant to Share Food Program for food bank operations (up to $100,000)
• Ordinance authorizing the issuance of County General Obligation Debt
• Contract with ZenCity Technologies for community engagement software ($60,000)
• Emergency HVAC repairs at George W. Hill Correctional Facility (up to $29,500)

County Council

The County Council will review ordinances regarding county employee residency and the issuance of general obligation debt. The agenda also includes approvals for various infrastructure contracts, grants, and property acquisitions.

• Ordinance 2024-3 authorizing the issuance of General Obligation Debt
• $2,006,901.52 contract for roof replacement at George W. Hill Correctional Facility
• $165,000 allocation for Murphy's Giving Market food pantry in Upper Darby
• $106,425 cost increase for moving voting equipment for 2024 elections
• $775,000 agreement to purchase property at 123 N. Olive Street, Media

Council approved a wide range of consent agenda items including infrastructure contracts, IT services, and grant applications. The board also held first readings for ordinances regarding employee residency and general obligation debt.

• Approved $2,006,901.52 contract for George W. Hill Correctional Facility roof replacement
• Approved $775,000 purchase of 123 N. Olive Street, Media, PA
• Approved $632,003.54 agreement with Ring Central Corporation for VOIP
• Approved $165,000 CDBG allocation to Murphy's Giving Market for a food pantry building
• Approved $106,425 cost increase for Hughes Relocation Services for voting equipment
• Approved $390,874.72 design contract with Al Engineers Inc. for Bridge #117 replacement
• Approved $133,963.60 base rent lease amendment for Main Line Healthcare at 2 West Baltimore Ave
• Approved filing 9 Termination of Parental Rights and 10 Consents for Adoption

County Council

The Council will review ordinances regarding employee residency and the issuance of county bonds. The agenda includes several contract approvals for infrastructure, IT services, and forensic testing. Additionally, various grants and property acquisitions are up for consideration.

• First reading of Ordinance 2004-3 to authorize general obligation debt
• Roof replacement at G.W. Hill Correctional Facility up to $2,006,901.52
• $165,000 allocation for Murphy's Giving Market food pantry in Upper Darby
• Agreement with NMS Labs for forensic testing not to exceed $110,000
• Purchase of 123 N. Olive Street, Media, for $775,000

County Council

The Council will review an ordinance regarding County Parks rules and several contract renewals. The agenda also includes accepting various grants for crime investigation, trail expansions, and election services.

• First reading of Ordinance 2024-1 regarding County Parks rules
• $500,000 grant augmentation for crime and delinquency investigations
• Purchase of Next Gen 911 software from Invictus Apps for up to $178,000
• $600,000 grant-funded RFP for a new doula program in Delaware County
• Renewal of Hart Verity voting system license for $341,096

Council unanimously approved a large consent agenda covering various grants, professional service agreements, and infrastructure projects. The board also appointed a new Director of Purchasing and approved the payment of current bills.

• Appointed James Peterson as Director of Purchasing (Unanimous)
• Appointed Joanne Phillips to the Pennsylvania Convention Center Authority (Unanimous)
• Approved $1.265M construction management contract for George W. Hill Correctional Facility
• Approved $341,096 for Hart Verity voting system license and support
• Approved $228,400 for land and easements for Chester Creek Trail Phase II
• Approved $178,000 for Next Gen 911 'Prepared Live' software
• Approved $80,000 for Fair Acres EHR system consulting services
• Approved payment of current bills from the Controller's Office (Unanimous)

County Council

The Council is considering a $500,000 grant for crime investigations and an ordinance to amend county park rules. The agenda also includes contracts for election ballot printing and various infrastructure projects.

• $500,000 grant for ICAC Improving Investigations
• First reading of Ordinance 2024-1 regarding County Parks
• Election ballot printing contracts totaling $381,300
• Land purchases for Chester Creek Trail Phase II ($228,400)
• $178,000 purchase of Next Gen 911 software

County Council

The Council is considering several financial actions including grant approvals for community organizations, infrastructure contracts, and equipment purchases. The agenda also includes multiple board appointments and resolutions recognizing specific months.

• Approval of $10,000 in ARPA funding to MLK Center for Peace and Justice
• Grant of $25,000.00 to Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, Inc.
• Contract with Eastern Highway Specialist Inc. for Bridge 72 on Marple Avenue up to $240,000
• Amendment to Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc. for Bridge #7 in Aston Township up to $208,907.09
• Purchase of an L Miller comparison microscope for $106,631.00

Council approved various funding allocations for community services and infrastructure, including bridge rehabilitation and youth development. The body also confirmed several board appointments and approved a consent agenda covering IT upgrades and professional services.

• Approved $10,000 in ARPA funding to MLK Center for Peace and Justice (unanimous)
• Approved $25,000 grant to Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $240,000 contract for rehabilitation of County Bridge 72 Marple Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved $106,631 purchase of an L Miller comparison microscope (unanimous)
• Approved $1,750,000 mortgage satisfaction for Penn Ridge in Ridley Township (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of G. Alexander Cole to the Delaware County Authority (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of David A. Petrucci to the Delaware County Planning Commission (unanimous)
• Approved filing 6 petitions for termination of parental rights and 5 consents for adoption (unanimous)

County Council

The Council is reviewing several financial actions including grant approvals for community services, infrastructure contracts for bridge rehabilitation, and equipment purchases. The agenda also includes multiple board appointments and resolutions regarding heritage and health recognition.

• Approval of $10,000 in ARPA funding to MLK Center for Peace and Justice
• Grant of $25,000.00 to Domestic Abuse Project of Delaware County, Inc.
• Purchase of L Miller comparison microscope for $106,631.00
• Contract with Eastern Highway Specialist Inc. for Bridge 72 on Marple Avenue up to $240,000
• Amendment to Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc. for Bridge #7 in Aston Township up to $602,150.56

County Council

The Council is considering several professional service agreements, contract renewals, and grant approvals. Items include funding for facility upgrades, software maintenance, and infrastructure projects.

• Grant agreement with Child Guidance Resource Centers for up to $87,570 using ARPA funds
• Renewal of Tyler Technologies maintenance and support services for $246,335.00
• Lease amendment for 911 Radio System tower at 395 Bishop Hollow Road at $205,704.00 annually
• Purchase of a 2024 Ford F-650 refrigerated body van for up to $141,717.82
• Contract amendment for bypass pumping at County Bridge #237 in Darby Township up to $28,750.00

The Delaware County Council unanimously approved a consent agenda containing numerous contract renewals, service agreements, and grant acceptances. Key approvals included an $87,570 grant for facility upgrades, a $246,335 software maintenance renewal, and a $250,000 ERP implementation contract. The Council also reappointed three members to the Board of Assessment Appeals and authorized payment of current bills.

• Approved $87,570 grant to Child Guidance Resource Centers (Reuther abstained)
• Approved $246,335 Tyler Technologies maintenance renewal
• Approved $250,000 ERP implementation contract with MFR Consultants
• Approved $205,704 annual rent for 911 Radio System tower lease
• Reappointed Beth Alois, Ernesto Aguirre, and Richard Heller to Board of Assessment Appeals
• Approved payment of current bills by Controller's Office
• Approved $198,500 compensation study with Bolton Partners Inc.
• Approved $141,717.82 purchase of Ford F-650 refrigerated van

County Council

The Council is considering several professional service agreements, contract renewals, and grant approvals. Items include funding for facility upgrades, software maintenance, and infrastructure projects.

• Grant agreement with Child Guidance Resource Centers up to $87,570 for facility upgrades using ARPA funds
• Renewal of Tyler Technologies maintenance and support services for $246,335.00
• Lease amendment for 911 Radio System tower at 395 Bishop Hollow Road at $205,704.00 annually
• Purchase of a 2024 Ford F-650 refrigerated body van for $141,717.82
• Renewal of Mosquito Borne Disease Control Grant from PA DEP in the amount of $209,582.00

County Council

The Council is reviewing numerous grant approvals, contract renewals, and appointments. Key items include funding for local green ways, infrastructure repairs, and workforce development programs.

• $5 million to fund 22 projects in the Delco Green Ways Grants Program
• $4,257,765 loan commitment for Greenhill Court redevelopment in Darby Township
• $741,520 purchase of 368 electronic poll book units from KNOWiLNK
• $671,039 Grant-in-Aid award from Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
• Approval of a long-term lease for Human Services offices at 5100 State Road

Council approved a wide range of consent agenda items including funding for 22 green ways projects and a long-term lease for Department of Human Service offices. The board also confirmed multiple appointments to county authorities and boards.

• Approved $5 million for 22 projects in Round 4 of Delco Green Ways Grants Program
• Approved 20-year lease for Department of Human Service offices at 5100 State Road starting at $1.7M annually
• Approved $4,257,765 loan for redevelopment of Greenhill Court in Darby Township
• Approved $741,520 purchase of 368 Poll Pad Units from KNOWiNK
• Appointed Vincent A. Rongione, Esq. as Register of Wills (unanimous)
• Appointed Kenneth Schuster to Regional Water Quality Control Authority (carried with one nay vote)
• Approved $173,557.56 for Vesta 911 support services from Motorola Solutions
• Approved $450,000 2024 postage budget for Pitney Bowes

County Council

The Council is reviewing several grant approvals, including a $671,039 award from the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency. The agenda also includes funding for 22 green ways projects, infrastructure repairs, and multiple professional service agreements.

• Approval of $5 million for Round 4 of the Delco Green Ways Grants Program
• $671,039 Grant-in-Aid Award from Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency
• $296,476 PEMA grant for 9-1-1 Statewide Interconnectivity projects
• Approval of a $4,257,765 loan commitment for Greenhill Court redevelopment in Darby Township
• Purchase of 368 Poll Pad Units for $741,520.00 from KNOWiNK