Erie County, PA

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Erie County Council will vote on several budget supplemental appropriations for court and records offices. The body is also reviewing a sole-source contract for the Recorder of Deeds and a request for LERTA status for properties in Wesleyville.

• Ordinance 94: Sole five-year vendor contract between Paperless Solutions, Inc. and the Recorder of Deeds
• Budget appropriations: $81,150 (Clerk of Courts), $113,294 (Prothonotary), $165,102 (Register of Wills), and $159,509 (Recorder of Deeds)
• Ordinance 95: Providing LERTA status to two properties in the Borough of Wesleyville
• Ordinance 96: Revised expenditures of $73,616 for Children and Youth Services Fund Budget
• Resolution 32: Application for Pennsylvania DCED Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funding

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The Erie County Finance Committee will consider several supplemental budget appropriations for court and records offices. The body will also discuss a sole-vendor contract for the Recorder of Deeds and a funding application for the CDBG program.

• Ordinance 69: Amending the Erie County Land & Subdivision Ordinance (SALDO)
• Budget appropriations totaling $519,055 for Clerk of Courts, Prothonotary, Register of Wills, and Recorder of Deeds
• Ordinance 94: Sole five-year vendor contract between Paperless Solutions, Inc. and the Recorder of Deeds
• Proposed LERTA status for two properties in the Borough of Wesleyville
• Resolution to apply for Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development CDBG funding

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The Erie County Personnel Committee will meet to discuss a budget revision for Children and Youth Services and a resolution regarding Operation Green Light.

• Ordinance to revise Children and Youth Services Fund expenditures by $73,616
• Proposed waiver of Human Resources Code for the starting rate of the Assistant Administrator of Intake (Position 005400-050)
• Resolution in support of Operation Green Light

County Council

County Council

Erie County Council meets Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at the Erie County Courthouse, 140 West 6th Street, Room 117, with caucus at 5:00 P.M. and the regular meeting at 6:00 P.M. The agenda includes second readings of several budget supplemental appropriations and a sole-vendor Westlaw subscription contract, plus first readings of four more supplemental appropriations totaling $519,055. Council will also consider resolutions on appraisal costs for space in the Millcreek Township Community Center and Act 13 Greenways funds, and possible appointments to the Community College Board of Trustees and the Northwestern Pennsylvania Job Connect Board.

• Second reading of Ordinance 85, 2026: waiver of bid requirements and sole-vendor three-year Westlaw subscription contract for the Law Library Public Patron Access Plan
• Second reading of Ordinance 86, 2026: $99,914 capital projects supplemental for the Courthouse Fire Pump Project
• Second reading of Ordinance 87, 2026: $499,537 general fund supplemental for PCCD VIP Boost Grant bureau and budget line items
• First readings of Ordinances 90-93, 2026: $81,150 (Clerk of Courts), $113,294 (Prothonotary), $165,102 (Register of Wills), and $159,509 (Recorder of Deeds) for release of restricted automation and record improvement funds
• Resolution 30, 2026: approval of appraisal costs for 7,340 sq. ft. space within the Millcreek Township Community Center

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Erie County Council's Finance Committee meets October 1, 2026 to take up a slate of ordinances and resolutions, most on first read. Items include several 2026 budget supplemental appropriations, a sole-vendor Westlaw subscription contract, a no-bid contract with Paperless Solutions, Inc. for the Recorder of Deeds, and a transfer of the Human Relations Commission to county administration. Several items are still in draft form, with ordinance and resolution numbers left blank in the agenda.

• Ordinance 86: $99,914 Capital Projects Fund supplemental for a new Courthouse Fire Pump Project line item
• Ordinance 87: $499,537 General Fund supplemental for PCCD VIP Boost Grant bureau and budget line items
• Ordinance 88: $12,500 Planning Fund supplemental for C-PACE Program administrative fees
• Ordinance 89: transfer of the Human Relations Commission offices and operations to Erie County administration
• Draft ordinances releasing restricted automation/record improvement fees: $81,150 (Clerk of Courts), $113,294 (Prothonotary), $165,102 (Register of Wills), $159,509 (Recorder of Deeds)

County Council

The Erie County Board of Elections meets October 1, 2026 at 4:30 PM at the Erie County Courthouse, 140 West 6th Street, Rm. 114, with a Zoom option. The main substantive item is Resolution 4 of 2026, which would ratify an amendment to the 2026 November ballot adding a referendum to reduce the number of members on the Albion Borough Council. The agenda also includes a public hearing and board questions and comments. The listed names (Charlie Bayle, Rock Copeland, Chris Drexel, Ellen Schauerman, Terry M. Scutella, Jim Wertz, Jim Winarski) appear at the top of the document without stated roles.

• Resolution 4 of 2026: ratify amendment to the 2026 November ballot
• Referendum to reduce the number of Albion Borough Council members
• Public hearing (Hearing of the Public) scheduled
• Meeting held at Erie County Courthouse, 140 West 6th Street, Rm. 114, and via Zoom

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Erie County Council's Personnel Committee meets October 1, 2026 at 4:00 PM at the Erie County Courthouse, 140 West 6th Street, Room 114A, immediately after the Finance Meeting. The agenda lists three possible appointments: reappointment of Angela McNair to the Erie County Community College Board of Trustees (term to expire August 31, 2032), and appointments of Kevin Arrington and Jon O'Camb to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Job Connect Board (terms to expire September 28, 2028). All three items are listed as "possible" and are attributed to the County Executive. The public is invited to attend, and a Zoom option is provided.

• Possible reappointment of Angela McNair to the Erie County Community College Board of Trustees, term to expire August 31, 2032
• Possible appointment of Kevin Arrington to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Job Connect Board, term to expire September 28, 2028
• Possible appointment of Jon O'Camb to the Northwestern Pennsylvania Job Connect Board, term to expire September 28, 2028
• Meeting held at Erie County Courthouse, 140 West 6th Street, Room 114A, Erie, PA 16501
• Public invited; Zoom link, Meeting ID 826 5174 8248, and passcode provided

County Council

Erie County Council will hold a regular meeting with a public hearing, followed by votes on several ordinances and resolutions. Key items include a second reading of a budget appropriation for election grant funds, a tabled land subdivision ordinance, and first readings for various budget adjustments and a sole vendor contract. The council will also consider appointments to the community college board and convention center authority.

• Second Reading of Ordinance 81: $880,425 supplemental appropriation for PA Election Integrity Grant
• Old Business: Ordinance 69 amending Erie County Land & Subdivision Ordinance (SALDO), tabled 8/25/26
• First Reading of Ordinance 85: waiver of bid, 3-year Westlaw subscription for Law Library
• First Reading of Ordinance 86: $99,914 for Courthouse Fire Pump Project
• Resolution 29: C-PACE assessment agreement for 1001 State Street, Erie

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The committee is reviewing the possible reappointment of Joel Natalie to the Erie County Community College Board of Trustees. The agenda also includes the possible appointment of Tim NeCastro to the Erie County Convention Center Authority.

• Possible reappointment of Joel Natalie to the Erie County Community College Board of Trustees
• Possible appointment of Tim NeCastro to the Erie County Convention Center Authority

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The Finance Committee will review several supplemental appropriations for the 2026 General, Capital Projects, and Planning funds. The committee will also consider requests to waive bidding requirements for Westlaw subscriptions and a contract with Runbeck Election Services, LLC.

• $880,425 supplemental appropriation for PA Election Integrity Grant revenue
• $99,914 supplemental appropriation for the Courthouse Fire Pump Project
• $499,537 supplemental appropriation for PCCD VIP Boost Grant line items
• Sole vendor contract for Westlaw subscription for Judges Library
• Sole vendor contract between Runbeck Election Services, LLC. and Erie County

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Erie County Council is holding a special meeting to consider two ordinances that would appropriate $5,000,000 from the 2026 General Fund budget to a Capital Reserve Fund for non-bond issue capital projects, and then appropriate the same amount from that reserve to a new fund for capital expenditures. The public is invited to attend in person or via Zoom. The agenda includes a pledge, optional prayer, roll call, public hearing, and the two new business items before adjournment.

• Ordinance: $5,000,000 General Fund supplemental appropriation for transfer to Capital Reserve Fund for non-bond issue capital projects
• Ordinance: $5,000,000 Capital Reserve Fund supplemental appropriation and creation of fund for capital expenditures

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The Erie County Board of Elections is meeting to approve minutes, hear an election report, and consider new business, including changes to polling locations in Fairview Township, Millcreek Township, and Albion Borough. The board will also vote on resolutions to approve the ballot layout for the 2026 general election, authorize county funds for return postage on mail-in and absentee ballots, and purchase Sentinel Smart Mail Ballot Drop Boxes from Runbeck Election Services, LLC.

• Change of polling location for Fairview Township District 1 from Fairview Presbyterian Church to St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
• Change of polling location for Millcreek Township District 24 from Asbury Woods Nature Center to St. Paul's Lutheran Church
• Change of polling location for Albion Borough from Albion Borough Fire Dept to Albion Borough Office
• Resolution 2, 2026: Approval of Ballot Layout and Offices for 2026 Erie County General Election
• Resolution 4, 2026: Authorizing purchase of Sentinel Smart Mail Ballot Drop Boxes from Runbeck Election Services, LLC

County Council

The Erie County Council will conduct second readings for several ordinances, including mental health fund expenditures and human resource code amendments. The meeting also includes first readings for a general fund budget supplement and discussions regarding property sales and leases.

• Second reading of Ordinance 76, 2026: $517,632 for Mental Health/Intellectual Disabilities Fund
• Second reading of Ordinance 77, 2026: $171,925 transfer for telephone upgrades
• Second reading of Resolution 25, 2026: $65,000 CDBG contract with City of Erie
• First reading of Ordinance 81, 2026: $880,425 supplemental appropriation for PA Election Integrity Grant
• Resolution 27, 2026: Lease agreement with Lawrence Park Township for office space

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The Personnel Committee of the Erie County Council is meeting to discuss Ordinance Number 80, 2026, which would approve amendments to the Erie County Human Resource Code. This is a first reading, meaning it is a proposed change under consideration, not yet final.

• Ordinance Number 80, 2026: Approving amendments to the Erie County Human Resource Code (first read 8/25/26)

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The Erie County Finance Committee will review several ordinances and resolutions, including a supplemental appropriation for election integrity grants and a contract with the City of Erie. The agenda also includes amendments to the Land & Subdivision Ordinance and the Purchasing Code. Additionally, the committee will consider the sale of two unsold property parcels and analyze the General Fund balance.

• Ordinance 69: Amending the Erie County Land & Subdivision Ordinance (SALDO)
• Ordinance 76: Revising Mental Health/Intellectual Disabilities Fund expenditures by $517,632
• Ordinance 77: Approving a $171,925 transfer for telephone upgrades
• Resolution 25: Authorizing a $65,000 Community Development Block Grant contract with the City of Erie
• Supplemental Appropriation: $880,425 for PA Election Integrity Grant revenue

County Council

Erie County Council will hold a regular meeting with public comment, reports, and votes on several ordinances. Key actions include second readings on budget supplements and a land subdivision ordinance amendment, plus first readings on new budget items, a sole vendor contract, and a CDBG agreement with the City of Erie. The agenda also includes a possible appointment to a job board.

• Second reading: Ordinance 65, 2026 – $503,957 supplemental appropriation for PCCD Justice Reinvestment Initiative Grant in Adult Probation
• Second reading: Ordinance 69, 2026 – Amending Erie County Land & Subdivision Ordinance (SALDO)
• First reading: Ordinance 78, 2026 – Sole vendor contract with Velocity Network for telephone upgrade ($171,925 transfer)
• First reading: Resolution 25, 2026 – $65,000 CDBG contract with City of Erie
• Possible appointment of Carrie Ennis to NW PA Job Connect Board (term to 7/31/2028)

Erie County Council adopted Ordinance 71-2026, temporarily unlocking mobile devices at public meetings, in a 4-3 vote. Council also approved a $503,957 supplemental appropriation for a justice reinvestment grant (5-2), tabled a land subdivision ordinance amendment, and adopted several other budget and contract measures. Multiple first readings were introduced for future consideration.

• Adopted Ordinance 71-2026 unlocking mobile devices at public meetings (4-3)
• Adopted Ordinance 65-2026, $503,957 supplemental appropriation for PCCD Justice Reinvestment grant (5-2)
• Tabled Ordinance 69-2026 amending the Land & Subdivision Ordinance (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 72-2026, $6,512 revised expenditures for prison position grade change (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 75-2026, $120,907 capital projects supplemental for Health Department paving (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 78-2026, sole vendor contract with Velocity Network (7-0)
• Adopted Resolution 26-2026, 2027-2029 Operational & Capital Plan (7-0)
• Approved appointment of Carrie Ennis to NW PA Job Connect Board (7-0)

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The Erie County Council Finance Committee is meeting to consider several ordinances and resolutions, including a $503,957 supplemental appropriation for a justice reinvestment grant, amendments to the county's land subdivision and purchasing codes, and a $65,000 contract with the City of Erie for Community Development Block Grant funding. The committee will also discuss the 2027-2029 operational and capital plan and analyze the General Fund unassigned fund balance.

• Ordinance 65-2026: $503,957 supplemental appropriation for PCCD Justice Reinvestment Initiative Grant in Adult Probation
• Ordinance 69-2026: Amending Erie County Land & Subdivision Ordinance (SALDO)
• Supplemental appropriation of $120,907 for paving project at the Health Department
• Revised expenditures of $517,632 for new Mental Health Departments
• Resolution: $65,000 contract with City of Erie for Community Development Block Grant funding

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The Erie County Council Personnel Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially act on several personnel-related items. These include ordinances on mobile device use at public meetings, a budget adjustment for a prison position, and amendments to the county's Human Resource Code. The committee will also consider three appointments to the NW PA Job Connect Board.

• Ordinance 71-2026: temporary unlocking of mobile devices at public meetings for public access and recording
• Ordinance 72-2026: $6,512 revised expenditure for position 004110-035 in the Prison
• Ordinance (unnumbered): amendments to the Erie County Human Resource Code
• Possible appointment of Philip Thomas to NW PA Job Connect Board (term to July 31, 2028)
• Possible appointment of Carrie Ennis to NW PA Job Connect Board (term to July 31, 2028)

County Council

County Council

The Erie County Council will hold a special meeting to consider approving a waiver of bid requirements and a sole vendor contract between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and the Erie County Office of the District Attorney. The meeting includes procedural items and a public hearing.

• Approval of Waiver of Bid Requirements under the Purchasing Code
• Approval of Sole Vendor Contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for the Erie County Office of the District Attorney

The Erie County Council approved a waiver of bid requirements and a sole-vendor contract between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and the District Attorney's office for updated technology. The request was moved to a second reading (5-2) and then adopted (6-1) during the same special meeting. District Attorney Elizabeth Hirz cited urgent need, and IT staff confirmed Axon as the recommended solution after a year-long review.

• Approved waiver of bid requirements and sole-vendor contract with Axon Enterprise, Inc. for DA's office (6-1)
• Moved request to second reading (5-2)

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The Erie County Board of Elections will meet to discuss a proposal to authorize county funds for return postage on mail-in and absentee ballots. The meeting includes a public hearing and routine procedural items.

• Possible authorization of county funds to pay for return postage on mail-in and absentee ballots

County Council

Erie County Council will vote on several budget supplemental appropriations and personnel changes. The body is also reviewing new grant funding for youth services, adult probation, and the District Attorney's office.

• Ordinance 56: $1,000,000 transfer from Gaming Fund to Revolving Loan Fund
• Resolution 23: Tax-exempt time note up to $2,000,000 for Julia Hospice and Palliative Care Project
• Ordinance 65: $503,957 supplemental appropriation for PCCD Justice Reinvestment Initiative Grant
• Ordinance 70: Waiver of bid requirements for a three-year contract with Planful Incorporated
• Ordinance 69: Amendment to the Erie County Land & Subdivision Ordinance (SALDO)

Erie County Council adopted a series of budget supplemental appropriations and other ordinances, including a $1 million transfer to the Revolving Loan Fund for EMS and fire support, and approved a resolution authorizing up to $2 million in tax-exempt notes for a hospice project. Several ordinances passed unanimously, while a few faced single dissenting votes. The council also moved several new ordinances to second reading and accepted an appointment to the Housing Authority.

• Adopted Ordinance 51-2026, $2,000 library fund supplemental appropriation (6-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 56-2026, $1,000,000 transfer to Revolving Loan Fund for EMS/fire (6-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 59-2026, approving Convention Center Authority refunding bonds (6-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 62-2026, amended to change pay grade/title for County Executive position (5-1)
• Adopted Ordinances 66, 67, 68-2026, grouped budget appropriations including Operation Stone Garden grants (6-0)
• Adopted Resolution 23-2026, $2,000,000 tax-exempt note for Julia Hospice project (5-1)
• Adopted Resolution 24-2026, exonerating taxes on Harborcreek Township parcel (6-0)
• Accepted appointment of Margaret Lee Baskette to Erie County Housing Authority (6-0)

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The Erie County Finance Committee will consider 18 items, including multiple budget supplemental appropriations totaling over $2 million, a convention center refunding bond guarantee, a $2 million tax-exempt note for a hospice project, and amendments to the subdivision ordinance. The committee also will discuss a waiver of bid requirements for a vendor contract and a tax exoneration request. An analysis of the General Fund unassigned fund balance is also on the agenda.

• Ordinance 56: $1,000,000 transfer from Gaming Fund to Revolving Loan Fund
• Ordinance 57: $1,442,530 appropriation and creation of a Revolving Loan Fund Budget
• Ordinance 59: Approval of refunding project and guarantee agreement for Erie County Convention Center Authority bonds
• Resolution 16: Tax-exempt time note for up to $2,000,000 for Julia Hospice and Palliative Care Project
• Item 14: Amendment to Ordinance 76, 2010 (Erie County Land & Subdivision Ordinance - SALDO)

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The Erie County Council Personnel Committee will consider ordinances adjusting salaries, budget lines, and position classifications, as well as a new rule to permit temporary unlocking of mobile devices at public meetings to facilitate public access and recording under the Sunshine Act. Also scheduled is a possible appointment to the Erie County Housing Authority. Items include first-read ordinances from previous meetings and new business.

• Ordinance allowing temporary unlocking of mobile devices at public meetings for public access and recording rights
• Ordinance setting part-time Assistant Public Defender salary (No. 60, 2026; also second version No. 66, 2026)
• Ordinance revising Library Fund budget: elimination of one clerk, creation of one assistant ($1,669)
• Ordinance revising General Fund budget: change of position in County Executive from part-time to full-time ($4,434)
• Possible appointment of Margaret Lee Baskette to Erie County Housing Authority (term to March 2027)

County Council

Erie County Council will review several ordinances regarding budget supplemental appropriations and personnel changes. The body is also considering a shift to an electronic bidding process for competitive bids and RFPs.

• Ordinance 44: Approval of electronic bidding process for competitive bids and RFPs
• Ordinance 45: $614,508 appropriation for Drug and Alcohol Fund
• Ordinance 46: $491,158 appropriation for Erie Regional Library Foundation renovations
• Ordinance 56 & 57: $1,000,000 transfer from Gaming Fund to create a Revolving Loan Fund
• Ordinance 59: Refunding project and guarantee agreement for Erie County Convention Center Authority

Erie County Council approved a series of budget supplemental appropriations and personnel ordinances, including Ordinance 63, 2026, which changes the starting salary for the Director of the Human Relations Commission and waives the Human Resources Code; it passed 6-1 with Bayle voting no. Council also approved Ordinance 44, 2026 to allow electronic bidding for competitive bids and RFPs, amended to start August 1st, and accepted several other ordinances covering drug and alcohol funds, library renovations, and position changes. The minutes of May 5, 2026 were tabled 7-0 after Copeland objected to their accuracy, while the June 2, 2026 minutes were accepted 7-0. Public speakers raised concerns about the ECRSSA decision, transparency, and election practices, but Council took no action on those matters during the meeting.

• Approved Ordinance 63, 2026 changing HRC Director starting salary and waiving HR Code (6-1, Bayle nay)
• Approved Ordinance 44, 2026 allowing electronic bidding for competitive bids and RFPs, amended to start August 1 (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 45, 2026, $614,508 drug and alcohol fund supplemental appropriation (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 46, 2026, $491,158 capital projects fund appropriation for library renovations (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 47, 2026, $74,082 for Data Governance Administrator position (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 48, 2026, $74,082 planning fund revision eliminating GIS Administrator position (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 50, 2026, appointed official salary for full part-time Assistant Public Defender (7-0)
• Tabled May 5, 2026 meeting minutes (7-0); accepted June 2, 2026 minutes (7-0)

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The Erie County Council Personnel Committee is meeting to discuss and likely vote on several ordinances involving budget adjustments and position changes. Key items include the creation of a Data Governance Administrator position and elimination of a GIS Administrator role, both at $74,082, as well as salary changes for assistant public defenders and other staffing shifts. The committee's recommendations will go to the full council.

• Ordinance 47: $74,082 supplemental appropriation to create Data Governance Administrator in IT
• Ordinance 48: $74,082 budget revision to eliminate GIS Administrator position
• Ordinance 50: Appointed Official Salary for full part-time Assistant Public Defender (as amended)
• Ordinance __: $1,669 library fund revision to eliminate one Library Clerk and create one Library Assistant
• Ordinance __: $4,158 budget revision and waiver of HR code for change in starting salary for Director of Human Relations Commission

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The Erie County Council Finance Committee will consider a series of ordinances, including authorizing an electronic bidding process for county contracts, multiple budget supplemental appropriations totaling over $1.5 million, and a $1 million transfer to the Revolving Loan Fund. Also on the agenda are a convention center authority refunding bond project and potential sales of four county-owned parcels.

• Ordinance No. 44 - electronic bidding process for all competitive bids and RFPs
• Ordinance No. 45 - $614,508 supplemental appropriation for Drug and Alcohol Fund
• Ordinance No. 46 - $491,158 supplemental appropriation for Library renovations
• Ordinance with $1,000,000 transfer from Gaming Fund to Revolving Loan Fund
• Ordinance approving refunding project of Erie County Convention Center Authority

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The Erie County Board of Elections will meet to certify the results from the May 19, 2026, General Primary Election. The meeting will be held at the Erie County Courthouse and is open to the public via Zoom.

• Certification of General Primary Election results (May 19, 2026)
• Public hearing scheduled
• Meeting held at Erie County Courthouse, 140 West 6th Street
• Meeting accessible via Zoom

County Council

The Erie County Council holds a regular meeting with caucus at 5pm and public meeting at 6pm. They will vote on two previously introduced ordinances and conduct first readings on seven new ordinances, including electronic bidding, budget supplements, and salary adjustments. Several appointments to county boards are also proposed.

• Ordinance 44: authorizes electronic bidding for all competitive bids and RFPs
• Ordinance 45: supplemental $614,508 for Drug and Alcohol Fund from PA state
• Ordinance 46: supplemental $491,158 for Capital Projects from Erie Regional Library Foundation for renovations
• Ordinance 47: creates Data Governance Administrator position with $74,082 appropriation
• Resolution 22: directs County Executive to develop reasonable accommodations for mobile device use at public meetings in courthouse

The council moved Ordinance 49 to a second reading (5-2) and then adopted it, creating a full‑time Assistant Public Defender salary (6-1). An amendment to make Ordinance 50 a full‑time position also passed unanimously (7-0). Resolution 22 on mobile‑device accommodations was rejected (3-4). Appointments of Joel Natalie to the Community College Board and Sherri Heasley to the Housing Authority were confirmed unanimously.

• Moved Ordinance 49 to second reading (5-2)
• Adopted Ordinance 49, full‑time Assistant Public Defender salary (6-1)
• Amended Ordinance 50 to full‑time Assistant Public Defender (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 41, Children and Youth Services Fund budget (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 42, Mental Health/Intellectual Disabilities Fund budget (7-0)
• Failed Resolution 22 on mobile device accommodations (3-4)
• Appointed Joel Natalie to Erie County Community College Board of Trustees (7-0)
• Appointed Sherri Heasley to Erie County Housing Authority (7-0)