Gloucester County public meetings in 2021

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve resolutions including a $1.6 billion revenue bond issuance for a Thomas Jefferson University project, a $7.58 million state aid grant, and several contracts and settlements. The agenda also includes proclamations recognizing Eagle Scouts and routine administrative items.

• Authorizes up to $1,600,000,000 in revenue bonds for Thomas Jefferson University project
• Accepts $7,576,535.00 FY2022 State Aid to Counties from NJDOT
• Authorizes condemnation of property at 300 N. Tuckahoe Road, Monroe Township for road improvements
• Approves $75,000 contract with Direct Development for public relations
• Settles litigation in Julie Hawk v. Gloucester County and Breia Renner v. Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office

WDB - Marketing & Business Outreach Committee

This meeting of the Marketing & Business Outreach Committee has no published agenda. The agenda text indicates that no agenda is available and directs readers to review the minutes instead.

The Marketing & Business Outreach Committee met and approved the April 8, 2021 meeting minutes. The committee discussed strategies for promoting the American Job Center (AJC), including potential use of Comcast Newsmakers segments, advertising in SJ Magazine, and running ads on business monitors. They also discussed a newsletter to highlight AJC services and job opportunities, and noted ongoing outreach efforts such as using the 1 Huddle app and Docu-Sign for virtual services. No formal decisions were made beyond approving the minutes.

• Approved April 8, 2021 meeting minutes (motion by J. Wilson, seconded by A. Rastelli)

WDB - Youth Development Council Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County WDB Youth Development Council Committee has no agenda available. The only item listed is a note directing readers to review the minutes, indicating the meeting is procedural or lacks published substantive items.

• No agenda items listed

The Youth Development Council met virtually and received status reports. Enrollment stands at 8 students with 1 waiting to start, and there are 6 graduates to date. Students continue using virtual job shadowing, with 3 enrolling in a health care pre-apprenticeship program. The council discussed potential apprenticeship programs with two GCIT teachers who own plumbing and electrical businesses, and noted ICS in West Deptford is hiring 500 employees. The meeting was adjourned by motion, with the next meeting tentatively scheduled for February 15, 2022.

• Approved adjournment motion made by D. Sulpizio, seconded by S. Costello.
• Noted 8 students currently enrolled, 1 waiting on start date.
• Reported 6 graduates to date.
• Reported 3 students enrolled in health care pre-apprenticeship program at RCSJ.
• Discussed potential apprenticeship program with two GCIT teachers who own plumbing and electrical businesses.
• Reported ICS in West Deptford is looking to hire 500 employees and will train.
• Reported 2 students will take test for driving permit, with potential 6-hour drivers education training.
• Announced First Harvest Credit Union job openings for entry teller, customer service representative, compliance/risk management, manager, and assistant manager.

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to consider a series of resolutions, including appointments to the Insurance Fund Commission, contract awards for animal control and vehicle purchases, grant applications, and contract extensions. The agenda is largely routine administrative business, with no major policy changes or public hearings listed.

• Appoint Timothy Sheehan, Michael Burke, Karen Christina, and Laurie J. Burns to the Insurance Fund Commission for two-year terms
• Award animal control services contract to Independent Animal Care Services, LLC for Dec 1, 2021 – Nov 30, 2022
• Purchase four 2022 transit cargo vans from Gentilini Ford for $207,000 total
• Apply for NJDOT 2022 Local Bridge Future Needs funding for the Three Bridge Rehabilitation Project
• Accept $606,829 state grant for alcohol and drug abuse services with $93,481 cash match

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners will vote on resolutions including budget transfers, contract extensions, and grant acceptances. Key items include inserting $24.6 million for five road projects, accepting $8.45 million in federal rental assistance, and approving contracts for emergency services and construction. The meeting also includes proclamations honoring two agriculture award recipients.

• Insert $24,645,660 for road projects: ADA sidewalks, drainage, Red Bank Ave, Sicklerville Rd, Cooper St
• Accept $8,452,580.20 in federal Emergency Rental Assistance (ER2) funds
• Award $2,288,894 contract to JPC Group for Repaupo Creek Levee Pump Station
• Award $844,145 contract to LC Equipment for county-wide traffic sign replacement
• Approve $169,640 emergency debris removal from Tropical Storm Ida

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, including acceptance of $8,452,580.20 in federal Emergency Rental Assistance (ER2) funds. They also approved multiple contracts, extensions, and budget transfers, including a $2,288,894 contract with JPC Group and a $844,145 contract with LC Equipment. Two proclamations honoring agricultural award recipients were presented. The meeting adjourned at 5:10 p.m.

• Approved consent agenda including 2021 budget transfers and bill lists
• Accepted $8,452,580.20 in federal Emergency Rental Assistance (ER2) funds
• Authorized $2,288,894 contract with JPC Group for emergency services
• Authorized $844,145 contract with LC Equipment for project completion
• Approved $41,332.83 purchase of remediation services from All Risk, Inc.
• Authorized $650,000/year contract with Auleto Caterers for 2022
• Approved $178,946 CEHA grant with $164,570 in-kind match
• Presented proclamations honoring Robert DeBaun Jr. and James Rambo

WDB - Full Workforce Development Board Committee

The Gloucester County Workforce Development Board met on November 3, 2021, but took no formal votes or decisions. The meeting consisted of updates on the successful MEGA job fair, the reopening of the Economic Development Center to the public, and announcements from member organizations. Minutes from the August 4, 2021 meeting were deferred to the next meeting for approval.

• No formal decisions or votes taken
• Minutes for August 4, 2021 deferred to next meeting
• Economic Development Center to open to public Nov. 8, 2021 (announced)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing resolutions to incorporate various revenue items into the 2021 budget, including significant American Rescue Plan funds. The agenda also includes approvals for infrastructure projects, emergency debris removal, and several departmental service contracts.

• Insertion of $28,323,437 in American Rescue Plan Local Fiscal Recovery Funds into the 2021 budget
• $2,114,722.30 contract with R.E. Pierson Construction Co., Inc. for Carpenter Street resurfacing in Glassboro
• $2,480,939.84 federal aid reimbursement agreement for the Crosskeys Bypass project
• $254,460.00 emergency contract with JPC Group, Inc. for debris removal following Tropical Storm Ida
• $1,500,000.00 contract for rock salt supply from Riverside Construction Materials, Inc.

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included a $2,114,722.30 contract with R.E. Pierson Construction Co., Inc. and a $2,480,939.84 federal aid agreement with NJDOT. All resolutions passed as listed, with no separate discussion. The meeting was brief, lasting about seven minutes.

• Approved consent agenda including R.E. Pierson Construction contract for $2,114,722.30
• Approved federal aid cost reimbursement agreement with NJDOT for $2,480,939.84
• Approved contract with A. Rifkin Co. for $50,643.75
• Approved emergency services contract with JPC Group, Inc. for $254,460.00
• Approved amendment to shared services agreement with Rowan University for nature program positions
• Approved homeland security grant acceptance of $170,943.67
• Approved social services for the homeless grant application for $368,200.00

WDB - Community Needs Assessment Committee

This meeting has no published agenda, so no specific decisions or discussions are listed. The agenda text indicates only that minutes should be reviewed, making this a procedural placeholder with no actionable items.

The Community Needs Assessment Committee approved the minutes from July 15, 2021, and heard updates from partner agencies on literacy, transportation, re-entry, and disability services. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting was primarily informational.

• Approved July 15, 2021 minutes (motion by T. Rohlfing, seconded by L. Covolesky)

WDB - Executive & One Stop Operations Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County Workforce Development Board's Executive and One Stop Operations Committee has no published agenda. The agenda text indicates only that no agenda is available and directs readers to review the minutes.

The committee heard reports on the successful mega job fair, youth program enrollment, and the reopening of the American Job Center. No formal decisions were made; minutes from previous meetings were deferred due to lack of quorum. The full WDB approved the budget as reported.

• Deferred approval of April and July 2021 minutes due to no quorum
• Approved budget presented to Full WDB (reported)
• Initiated Project Search program (reported approval)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve a series of resolutions, including contracts, grant applications, and emergency services related to Tropical Storm Ida. The most consequential item is a $565,500 increase to a rental assistance contract, bringing it to $1,131,000, funded by the American Rescue Plan. The board will also consider several transportation grant applications and contracts for equipment and services.

• Contract with Otis Elevator Company for elevator maintenance, $100,000/year, 2-year term
• Grant application for Child Advocacy Development Grant, $272,067
• Purchase of body-worn cameras for SWAT Team from Axon Enterprise, $182,187.45
• Emergency debris removal contracts for Tropical Storm Ida: County Conservation ($90,157.60), Enright's Tree Service ($53,750), JPC Group ($287,145)
• Contract for demolition at Rowan Fossil Park with R.E. Pierson Construction, $355,727.25

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included numerous resolutions for contracts, grants, and purchases. One resolution (C-12) was pulled from the agenda. The board also approved the minutes from the October 6, 2021 meeting.

• Approved consent agenda with resolutions 53392, 43403, 53405 & 53406 (vote not specified)
• Approved bill lists for October 2021 (resolution 53391)
• Authorized contract with Otis Elevator Company up to $100,000/year (resolution 53392)
• Authorized grant application with NJ Dept. of Children and Families for $272,067 (resolution 53393)
• Authorized equipment purchase from Axon Enterprise, Inc. up to $182,187.45 (resolution 53394)
• Authorized contract with Election Systems & Software, LLC for $76,970 (resolution 53395)
• Authorized emergency services contracts with County Conservation, LLC ($90,157.60), Enright's Tree Service ($53,750), and JPC Group, Inc. ($287,145) (resolutions 53400-53402)
• Pulled resolution to amend contract with CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP from agenda

WDB - Community Needs Assessment Committee

This meeting has no published agenda. The only available material is the minutes from the meeting, which residents may review for details on what was discussed or decided.

The Community Needs Assessment Committee approved the July 16, 2020 minutes and heard reports from subcommittees and agencies. No formal decisions were made beyond the minutes approval; the meeting focused on updates regarding workforce programs, transportation, and disability services.

• Approved July 16, 2020 minutes (motion by D. Rabattino, seconded by K. Quigley)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve a series of resolutions, including accepting a $2 million state grant for early voting, authorizing emergency contracts for debris removal after Tropical Storm Ida, and approving various other contracts and grants. The agenda includes several routine administrative items such as appointments and budget insertions.

• Accept $2,000,000 Early Voting 2021 Grant for equipment and services
• Emergency contracts for Ida debris removal: JPC Group ($944,720), County Conservation ($94,314.84), RPM Landscape ($49,030), Enright's Tree Service ($75,500)
• Purchase 2022 Vermeer Brush Chipper for $91,257 for Ida cleanup
• Contract with Munidex, Inc. for $55,894.75 for property assessment mailings
• Shared services agreement with Cumberland County for jail warden

The Gloucester County Board of Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included a $2,639,526.75 contract with Stryker Sales Corporation and a $55,894.75 contract with Munidex, Inc. The board also approved the September 15, 2021 meeting minutes. No items were removed for separate discussion, and the meeting adjourned at 6:08 p.m.

• Approved the September 15, 2021 regular meeting minutes
• Approved consent agenda including 30+ resolutions
• Authorized $2,639,526.75 contract with Stryker Sales Corporation
• Authorized $55,894.75 contract with Munidex, Inc.
• Authorized $168,021.90 contract with Dell Marketing, LP
• Authorized $59,966.30 purchase from Candoris Technologies, LLC
• Authorized emergency contract with JPC Group, Inc. for $944,720.00
• Authorized shared services agreement with Cumberland County

WDB - Youth Development Council Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County Youth Development Council Committee has no published agenda. The only available material is the minutes from previous meetings, so no specific decisions or discussions are scheduled for public review.

The Youth Development Council approved the February 16, 2021 minutes and received updates on virtual learning platforms, enrollment, and vocational training. No formal decisions were made beyond the minutes approval; the meeting was primarily informational.

• Approved February 16, 2021 minutes (motion by G. Wright, seconded by S. Hart)

Disabilities Advisory Council

The Tri-County Children's Inter-Agency Coordinating Council (CIACC) for Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem Counties is meeting virtually to discuss routine administrative matters, including approval of minutes from a prior meeting, state reports, and updates from system partners. The agenda includes a discussion of proposed budget impacts, but no presentations are scheduled. This is largely a procedural meeting with updates from various agencies.

• Review and approval of minutes from September 9, 2020 (Gloucester County)
• Updates from Care Management Organization, Mobile Response, and Family Support Organization
• System updates on Screening, Partial Care, Partial Hospital and Outpatient, and CCIS
• Discussion of proposed budget impacts

The Tri-County Children's Inter-Agency Coordinating Council (CIACC) met virtually on March 10, 2021, and approved the previous meeting's minutes. Updates were given on county CIACC activities, care management statistics (878 open cases across the tri-county area), and mobile response call volumes. The council discussed family and youth engagement strategies, including creating a uniform CIACC explanation for families, and noted challenges with ABA provider availability and reimbursement rates. No formal votes were taken on substantive policy decisions; the meeting was primarily informational and planning-focused.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (motion by Jim Whitt, seconded by Rudolph Aikens)
• Noted Gloucester County CIACC seeking chairperson, hope to fill by May meeting
• Heard CMO has selected Serena Romero as permanent CEO
• Discussed creating a uniform CIACC explanation flyer for families
• Agreed to add Frank Carozza's website link to share current CIACC information
• Planned to meet with families in June for engagement
• Noted ABA services remain on agenda due to provider difficulties and wait lists

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners will hold a public hearing and consider adopting a refunding bond ordinance to refinance up to $10.2 million of outstanding general obligation bonds from 2011 and 2012, aiming to achieve debt service savings. The board will also vote on a series of resolutions, including an emergency appropriation of $4 million for Tropical Storm Ida recovery, various contracts, and budget insertions.

• Public hearing and adoption of refunding bond ordinance up to $10,200,000
• Emergency appropriation of $4,000,000 for Tropical Storm Ida recovery
• Reappointment of Tracey Giordano as County Treasurer for 3-year term
• Contract with Tenex Software Solutions for election equipment totaling $948,500
• Traffic signal parts contracts totaling up to $1,050,000

The Board of County Commissioners adopted a refunding bond ordinance authorizing up to $10.2 million in general obligation refunding bonds to refinance outstanding 2011 and 2012 bonds for debt service savings. The board also approved a consent agenda containing numerous routine resolutions, including appointments, contracts, and budget insertions. All votes were unanimous among present commissioners, with Director Damminger absent.

• Adopted Refunding Bond Ordinance 53321 authorizing up to $10,200,000 in refunding bonds.
• Approved the September 1, 2021 regular meeting minutes.
• Approved Consent Agenda resolutions 53322-53352, including reappointing Tracey Giordano as County Treasurer.
• Authorized an emergency appropriation of $4,000,000 (Resolution 53328).
• Authorized a contract with Storage Engine, Inc. for $30,981.00 (Resolution 53326).
• Authorized contracts with Tenex Software Solutions, Inc. totaling $948,500 (Resolution 53336).
• Authorized traffic equipment contracts up to $1,050,000 (Resolution 53337).
• Authorized a jurisdictional agreement with NJ regarding Route 42/295 interchange (Resolution 53339).

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners will consider a refunding bond ordinance to refinance up to $10.2 million of outstanding debt for savings, with a public hearing set for September 15. The board will also vote on several resolutions, including renewing insurance memberships, purchasing a mobile command center, and awarding contracts for construction and services.

• Refunding bond ordinance up to $10,200,000 for Series 2011 and 2012 bonds
• Emergency roof replacement at James and Ann Whitall House for $201,300
• Mobile Command Center purchase from LDV, Inc. for $945,521
• Stormwater Replacement Project contract with A.P. Construction for $1,398,975
• Resolution urging EPA to waive Renewable Fuel Standard mandates

The Board introduced a refunding bond ordinance authorizing up to $10.2 million to refund outstanding callable bonds from 2011 and 2012, with a public hearing set for September 15, 2021. The board also approved a consent agenda containing 15 resolutions, including contracts for construction, emergency services, and equipment purchases. A proclamation recognized Bagelicious Café and Catering for 25 years in business. The meeting adjourned at 6:10 p.m.

• Introduced refunding bond ordinance for up to $10,200,000 to refund Series 2011 and 2012 bonds, with public hearing on September 15, 2021.
• Approved consent agenda including 15 resolutions.
• Approved renewal of membership in Gloucester County Insurance Commission.
• Approved renewal of membership in New Jersey Counties Excess Joint Insurance Fund.
• Approved purchases from Graybar Electric, Inc. up to $100,000 for one year.
• Approved emergency contract with Pullman SST, Inc. for $201,300.
• Approved contract with A.P. Construction, Inc. for $1,398,975.
• Approved purchase from LDV, Inc. for $945,521.

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is scheduled to approve a series of resolutions covering budget adjustments, facility maintenance, and public safety equipment. Key decisions include purchasing new election systems software and hardware, awarding contracts for four new ambulances, and funding various nonprofit social service programs. The agenda also includes routine administrative actions such as approving bill lists and extending vehicle repair contracts.

• Contract with Election Systems & Software, LLC for $372,000 and $596,100 plus license fees
• Purchase of four Type III Ambulances from Excellance, Inc. for $790,606.96
• Purchase of VM Servers from Candoris Technologies, LLC for $284,214.61 to replace damaged units
• Contract with South State, Inc. for $594,325 for concrete replacement and pedestrian facility upgrades
• Agreements with eight nonprofits for nine public service projects funded by CDBG and CARES Act grants

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included numerous resolutions authorizing contracts, purchases, and budget insertions. Notable items included a $594,325 contract with South State, Inc., a $790,606.96 contract with Excellance, Inc., and a $130,000 contract with Bowman & Company, LLP. The meeting was brief, lasting only 10 minutes, with no public comments or discussion on individual items.

• Approved consent agenda with all listed resolutions (vote not specified)
• Authorized $594,325 contract with South State, Inc. for a project
• Authorized $790,606.96 contract with Excellance, Inc.
• Authorized $130,000 contract with Bowman & Company, LLP for audit services
• Authorized purchase of three Kubota tractors for $56,916.00
• Authorized contracts with Election Systems & Software, LLC for $372,000 and $596,100 plus fees
• Authorized $500,000 contract with Germ-Nix Enterprises, LLC for disinfection services
• Approved bill lists for August 2021 with abstentions on three bills

Children's Interagency Coordinating Council (CIACC)

The Children's Interagency Coordinating Council will hold a meeting via Zoom to review reports from state representatives and committees. The agenda includes a spotlight on CGS Family Partnership, Inc. and discussions regarding a chairperson vacancy.

• Approval of May 12, 2021 minutes
• Member Spotlight: CGS Family Partnership, Inc.
• Discussion of chairperson vacancy
• Discussion of recruiting family participation
• Reports from State Representatives and Children’s System of Care

The Gloucester County CIACC meeting on May 12, 2021, was primarily informational, with no formal votes on policy or funding. The council approved the February 10, 2021 meeting minutes, with a correction noting Sue Mock as interim Clinical Director. Presentations and reports covered new autism services, care management updates, and subcommittee activities, but no substantive decisions were made.

• Approved February 10, 2021 meeting minutes (motion by James Sampson, second by Jennifer Plews)
• Corrected previous minutes to note Sue Mock as interim Clinical Director

WDB - Full Workforce Development Board Committee

The Workforce Development Board approved the WIOA/WFNJ PY21 budget of $3,520,894, an 18% increase from the prior year, with additional funds for incumbent training and professional services. The board also approved the May 5, 2021 minutes and administered the oath of office to a new member. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included reports and announcements.

• Approved WIOA/WFNJ PY21 budget of $3,520,894 (motion by B. Barnshaw, seconded by K. Gober)
• Approved May 5, 2021 minutes (motion by M. Girone, seconded by T. Bianco)
• Administered oath of office to new WDB member Julie DeLaurentis

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners adopted the Uniform Fire Code Ordinance, providing for local enforcement of the New Jersey Uniform Fire Code. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included resolutions for budget insertions, contract extensions, purchases, shared services agreements, and a contract amendment. Commissioner Jefferson was absent, and all votes were unanimous among those present.

• Adopted Uniform Fire Code Ordinance (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Authorized insertion of special items of revenue into 2021 county budget
• Extended contract with W. B. Mason Co., Inc. for up to $40,000
• Approved purchase from Core BTS, Inc. for $54,008.95
• Authorized shared services agreement with Essex County for inmate housing
• Approved ammunition purchase up to $125,000
• Amended shared services agreement with Rowan College of South Jersey

WDB - Executive & One Stop Operations Committee

This is a procedural placeholder for the WDB Executive & One Stop Operations Committee meeting. No agenda was published, so no specific decisions, proposals, or discussions are documented for this session.

• No agenda available for review

The committee approved the PY21 budget, which will be presented to the full WDB Membership Board on August 4, 2021. The budget includes increased WIOA funding, particularly for youth, and allocations for incumbent worker training and professional services. The committee also noted that the April 21, 2021 minutes were not approved due to lack of quorum and will be presented at the next meeting.

• Approved the PY21 budget for recommendation to the full WDB Membership Board on August 4, 2021.
• Tabled approval of April 21, 2021 minutes due to lack of quorum; will be presented at the next meeting on October 20, 2021.
• Noted that WLL funding was cut and enrollments are low; working with ES and RCSJ to increase enrollments.
• Reported that additional WIOA funding was received, with a 24% increase in youth funding.
• Increased contracts for RCSJ, St. John of God, and MASCEC in TANF and GA/SNAP.
• Allocated $120,000 to RCSJ for incumbent worker training and $100,000 for professional services.
• Reported that RCSJ received NJ PACE 2.0 grant for pre-apprenticeship programs in health care and advanced manufacturing.
• Adjourned the meeting; next meeting scheduled for October 20, 2021.

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to consider resolutions including a shared services agreement with Camden County for weights and measures inspections, budget insertions for grants, and several contract amendments. The board will also introduce a Uniform Fire Code ordinance for local enforcement, with a public hearing scheduled for August 4, 2021.

• Shared services agreement with Camden County for weights and measures inspections, effective August 1, 2021, with two one-year renewal options
• Budget insertions: $12,971 WIOA data software, $250,000 COVID-19 vaccination supplemental, $12,000 mental health administrator, $826,089 WIC grant
• Contract amendment with Siemens Industry, Inc. increasing maintenance by $10,694.79 through December 31, 2021
• Transfer of $140,807.59 to Gloucester County Improvement Authority for Clean Communities grant activities
• Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative Innovations Grant application for $120,000 for 2022

The Board of County Commissioners introduced the first reading of the Uniform Fire Code Ordinance, which provides for local enforcement of the New Jersey Uniform Fire Code. A public hearing is scheduled for August 4, 2021. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included resolutions on shared services, budget items, and contracts.

• Introduced the Uniform Fire Code Ordinance for local enforcement of the NJ Uniform Fire Code; final hearing set for Aug. 4, 2021
• Approved the consent agenda, including a shared services agreement with Camden County for weights and measures services
• Approved insertion of special items of revenue into the 2021 county budget
• Approved the bill lists for July 2021
• Authorized a contract amendment with Siemens Industry, Inc.
• Approved a shared services agreement with the Gloucester County Improvement Authority for Clean Communities grant funds ($140,807.59)
• Increased purchase authority with Montage Enterprises, Inc. to $30,000 through March 31, 2022
• Awarded a contract with CoStar Realty Information, Inc. for $18,745.78 (July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022)

WDB - Community Needs Assessment Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County WDB Community Needs Assessment Committee has no agenda available. The agenda text indicates that there is no agenda for this meeting and directs readers to review the minutes. Therefore, no specific items are scheduled for discussion or decision.

The Community Needs Assessment/Adult Literacy/Disability Committee approved the April 15, 2021 minutes. Members heard updates on adult literacy programs, transportation ridership, and agency services. They also discussed the upcoming GC Disability Employment Job Fair and plans to enroll ex-offenders in AJC programs.

• Approved the April 15, 2021 meeting minutes.
• Heard that RCSJ was awarded a grant for a pre-apprenticeship program for HSE and ESL students.
• Heard that MASCEC was awarded a DOL grant to work with parolees released from state prison.
• Discussed scheduling a meeting to enroll Gloucester County ex-offenders in AJC programs.
• Heard that RCSJ was awarded two DOL grants for pre-apprenticeships in health care and advanced manufacturing, and for working with health care providers on CNA needs.
• Heard that Goodwill Industries was approved as an employer network for Ticket to Work.
• Heard that Abilities Solutions fully reopened all programs and services as of July 12.
• Discussed the GC Disability Employment Job Fair scheduled for July 30 and requested volunteers.

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve a series of resolutions, including a major financial commitment to an affordable housing project for developmentally disabled adults, and numerous contracts for equipment, services, and construction. The agenda also includes proclamations and approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Resolution supporting $3,550,000 in equity for a 24-unit affordable housing project in Deptford Township
• Contracts for tax attorney services: DiFrancesco Bateman ($100,000) and Chance & McCann ($50,000)
• Purchase of 108 body cameras for $267,515 from WatchGuard Video
• Construction of a columbarium at Veterans Memorial Cemetery for $346,000
• Insertion of $399,077 VOCA grant and $260,864 in body-worn camera grants into 2021 budget

The Gloucester County Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda containing numerous routine resolutions. This included a $346,000 contract with Fred M. Schiavone Construction, Inc. for the construction of a columbarium at Veterans Memorial Cemetery. The board also approved contracts for computer equipment, body cameras, vehicles, and various other services, as well as grants and budget insertions.

• Approved a $346,000 contract with Fred M. Schiavone Construction, Inc. for a columbarium at Veterans Memorial Cemetery.
• Approved a $500,000 contract with SHI International Corp for computer equipment and services.
• Approved a $267,515 purchase of body cameras from WatchGuard Video.
• Approved a $398,817.60 contract with Motorola Solutions, Inc.
• Approved a $576,221 grant for senior and disabled residents transportation and a $124,719 FTA grant.
• Approved the purchase of three SUVs for $77,962.95 and two minivans for $46,932.00.
• Approved a $90,062.75 increase in federal aid for a NJ Department of Transportation agreement.
• Approved a contract with DiFrancesco Bateman, et al. for up to $100,000 and Chance & McCann, LLC for up to $50,000.

WDB - Resource Analysis & Performance Management Committee

This meeting of the Resource Analysis & Performance Management Committee has no published agenda. The only available information is the minutes, which are not included here, so no decisions or discussions can be reported.

The Resource Analysis & Performance Management Committee approved the WIOA/WFNJ PY21-22 budget recommendations as presented, totaling $3,520,894 in allocations. The budget includes increased WIOA youth funding (24% increase), restored TANF/WFNJ allocations to PY18/19 levels, and $120,000 for RCSJ incumbent worker training. The committee also approved the November 23, 2020 minutes. No other decisions were made; the budget will be presented to the full WDB membership on August 4.

• Approved the November 23, 2020 meeting minutes
• Approved WIOA/WFNJ PY21-22 budget recommendations as presented, totaling $3,520,894

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing and vote on an ordinance authorizing the issuance of up to $35,000,000 in bonds to fund a new innovation and technology incubator at Rowan University. The meeting also includes resolutions for various contracts, including road resurfacing, emergency HVAC repairs, and workforce training programs.

• Ordinance authorizing up to $35,000,000 in bonds for the Rowan University Global Solutions Hub Project
• Contract with South State, Inc. for $3,383,072.80 for resurfacing and safety improvements on Fries Mill Road (CR 655)
• Emergency contract with Lee-Way Electrical, LLC for $143,981.58 for HVAC services at the Clayton Pole Barn vaccination site
• Resolution inserting special revenue items into the 2021 budget, including $1,850,909.00 for WIOA and $1,634,985.00 for Workfirst New Jersey
• Shared Services Agreement with Rowan College of South Jersey to operate the County Police and Fire Academies through 2031

The Board of County Commissioners adopted an ordinance authorizing up to $35 million in bonds for the Rowan University Global Solutions Hub Project, which will fund a new innovation and technology incubator on Rowan's campus. The board also approved a consent agenda containing numerous resolutions, including contracts for roofing, vehicles, and workforce training, as well as agreements for dispatch services and grants. A motion to table the ordinance adoption failed for lack of a second.

• Adopted Ordinance 53180 authorizing up to $35 million in bonds for the Rowan University Global Solutions Hub Project.
• Approved the June 2, 2021 regular meeting minutes.
• Approved the consent agenda, including 26 resolutions (53181-53209).
• Approved a $181,753 contract with Patriot Roofing, Inc. for roofing services.
• Approved a $998,750 contract with JPC Group, Inc.
• Approved a $3,383,072.80 contract with South State, Inc.
• Approved a $208,751.03 purchase of seven SUVs from Gentilini Ford, Inc.
• Approved a $143,981.58 emergency contract with Lee-Way Electrical, LLC.

Local Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (LCTAC)

The Gloucester County Local Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (LCTAC) is holding a regular meeting via Zoom. The agenda includes roll call, approval of prior minutes, and discussions on operations, 2021 priorities, costs, statewide issues, and regional transit issues. No specific decisions or proposals are listed.

• Approval of April 8, 2021 minutes
• Discussion of operations and 2021 priorities
• Discussion of costs and statewide issues
• Discussion of regional transit issues
• Public portion for comments

The Gloucester County LCTAC approved the April 8, 2021 minutes. The committee discussed operations, including a positive public hearing, ongoing ACCESSLINK complaints, and staff changes. They also reviewed ridership statistics, vehicle inspections, and a new veterans transportation contract. No formal decisions were made on these discussion items.

• Approved the April 8, 2021 meeting minutes.
• Discussed 2021 priorities, including a public hearing and ACCESSLINK concerns.
• Noted summer retirements and a new CSR hire starting June 21.
• Reported May statistics: 28 new applications, 422 trips booked, 798 calls.
• Scheduled June 17 re-inspection of 6 vehicles by NJ Transit.
• Deployed 2 buses to Glassboro on June 8 for a bomb threat evacuation.
• Sent a 3-month contract to Sen-Han for veterans transportation.
• Resubmitted vehicle order without overhead shopping racks.

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve resolutions including inserting $56.6 million in American Rescue Plan funds into the 2021 budget, supporting an affordable housing project, and awarding contracts. The agenda includes several routine appointments and grant applications.

• Insert $56,646,874 in American Rescue Plan Local Fiscal Recovery Funds into 2021 budget
• Support $1,050,000 county commitment for 24-unit affordable housing for developmentally disabled in Deptford
• Approve $20,930 grant for bulletproof vests for Sheriff's Office and Corrections
• Authorize emergency purchase of surveillance/alarm system for Prosecutor's Office for $40,952
• Purchase development rights on 16.964 acres in Franklin Township for $132,743.30

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included resolutions to insert special revenue items into the 2021 budget, support an affordable housing trust fund application, appoint an OEM coordinator and deputies, reappoint school board members, appoint an assistant road supervisor, apply for a bulletproof vest grant, authorize an emergency purchase, amend contracts, and purchase a development rights easement. All items were approved in one motion with no separate discussion.

• Approved consent agenda including 12 resolutions (unanimous)
• Authorized insertion of special revenue items into 2021 county budget
• Supported Gloucester County Housing Development Corporation's application for affordable housing trust funds
• Appointed OEM coordinator and deputy coordinators
• Authorized grant application for Patrick Leahy Bulletproof Vest Partnership Program ($20,930)
• Authorized emergency purchase from Independent Alarm, Inc. ($40,952)
• Authorized contract with Acenda, Inc. (up to $300,000/year for 3 years)
• Authorized purchase of development rights easement for WE Farms LLC ($132,743.30)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing an ordinance to authorize up to $35,000,000 in bonds for the Rowan University Global Solutions Hub Project. The meeting also includes several resolutions regarding county contracts, grants, and infrastructure.

• Ordinance for $35,000,000 in bonds for the Rowan University Global Solutions Hub Project
• Contract with Core BTS for IT software and security at $66,915.73 per year
• $300,000 grant acceptance for Jail MAT initiative medication-assisted treatment
• Shared Services Agreement with Camden County for juvenile housing up to $500,000
• Property purchase in Greenwich Township (Block 2, Lot 2) for $16,500 for a storm pump station

The Board introduced an ordinance authorizing up to $35 million in bonds for the Rowan University Global Solutions Hub Project, with a public hearing set for June 16, 2021. A motion to table the ordinance failed for lack of a second. The Board also approved the consent agenda, which included resolutions reappointing Laurie J. Burns as Clerk of the Board, approving May 2021 bill lists, and authorizing various contracts and grants.

• Introduced ordinance for $35M Rowan University Global Solutions Hub bond financing (public hearing June 16)
• Motion to table ordinance failed (no second)
• Approved consent agenda including 21 resolutions
• Reappointed Laurie J. Burns as Clerk of the Board
• Approved May 2021 bill lists as amended
• Authorized contract with Pino Consulting Group for $28,375
• Authorized shared services agreement with Camden County for juvenile housing up to $500,000
• Authorized purchase of Greenwich Township property for $16,500

WDB - Youth Development Council Committee

There is no agenda available for the meeting held on May 18, 2021. The record indicates that there are no items to be discussed or decided.

The Youth Development Council met via Zoom and approved the February 16 minutes. They reported 11 students enrolled, 5 employed, and 17 graduates with a graduation ceremony scheduled for June 7. No formal policy decisions were made; the meeting focused on program updates and announcements.

• Approved February 16 minutes (motion by Sulpizio, seconded by Aikens)
• Adjourned meeting (motion by Sulpizio, seconded by Vail)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to consider resolutions including a major $8.7 million emergency rental assistance grant from the U.S. Treasury, along with contracts for its administration and software. The board will also vote on several other grants, contracts, and purchases, including a new solid waste cell bond authorization and various traffic safety grants.

• Emergency Rental Assistance Grant: $8,702,770.10 from U.S. Treasury for COVID-19 rental relief
• Contract with CLA (Clifton Larson Allen LLP) for $565,500 to administer the rental assistance program
• Contract with Benevate, Inc. d/b/a Neighborly Software for $83,325 for grant management software
• Resolution authorizing issuance of County Guaranteed Solid Waste Revenue Bonds for new Cell 15 at Solid Waste Complex
• Contract with Zone Striping, Inc. for $758,333.77 for 2021 Countywide State Aid Roadway Safety Project

The Board of County Commissioners approved a consent agenda containing 30 resolutions, including an $8.7 million emergency rental assistance grant application, multiple traffic safety grants, and various contracts. The board also approved several proclamations honoring local businesses and individuals. All items were approved unanimously as part of the consent agenda.

• Approved $8,702,770.10 emergency rental assistance grant application (Consent Agenda)
• Approved $565,500 contract with CLA (Clifton Larson Allen LLP) (Consent Agenda)
• Approved $485,610.37 Motorola Solutions contract (Consent Agenda)
• Approved $758,333.77 Zone Striping, Inc. contract (Consent Agenda)
• Approved $397,544/year Senior Citizen United Community Services contract (Consent Agenda)
• Approved $250,000 COVID-19 vaccination supplemental funding application (Consent Agenda)
• Approved 7 proclamations honoring Chamber of Commerce award recipients and Eagle Scout (Consent Agenda)
• Approved April 21, 2021 regular meeting minutes

WDB - Full Workforce Development Board Committee

The Workforce Development Board approved holding its August 4 conference as a hybrid event with in-person and Zoom options, location to be determined. The board also approved the February 3, 2021 minutes. No other formal decisions were made; the meeting included a guest presentation and updates on job fairs and local programs.

• Approved February 3, 2021 minutes (motion by Sulpizio, seconded by Girone)
• Approved hybrid in-person/Zoom format for August 4 Full WDB Membership Conference (motion by Barnshaw, seconded by Sulpizio)

WDB - Executive & One Stop Operations Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County WDB Executive & One Stop Operations Committee has no agenda available. The only item listed is 'No Agenda,' and the public is directed to review the minutes instead.

The committee approved the election of Les Vail as WDB Chair and Michael Girone as Vice-Chair, with the Oath of Office administered. Minutes from January 19, 2021 were approved. A motion to hold the August 4 Full WDB Membership Conference as a hybrid in-person/zoom event was approved. No other substantive decisions were made; reports were informational.

• Elected Les Vail as WDB Chair and Michael Girone as Vice-Chair (motion by Hart, seconded by Satchell)
• Approved January 19, 2021 minutes (motion by Girone, seconded by Bellia)
• Approved hybrid in-person/zoom format for August 4 Full WDB Membership Conference (motion by Gober, seconded by Girone)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is authorizing the sale of up to $16.5 million in general obligation bonds and $8.6 million in college bonds, plus approving several grants, contracts, and budget insertions. The meeting includes resolutions for bond issuance, budget adjustments, and various professional service contracts.

• Authorizes $16,495,000 general obligation bonds and $8,600,000 college bonds (Series 2021)
• Approves $464,250 contract with Election Systems & Software for election hardware
• Authorizes $411,199.50 purchase of development rights on 37-acre farm in East Greenwich
• Approves $30,205 VAWA grant with $197,634 in-kind match for prosecutor's office
• Extends shared services agreement with Atlantic County for inmate housing at $95 per diem

The Board approved a consent agenda including resolutions to issue up to $16,495,000 in general obligation bonds and $8,600,000 in county college bonds, along with various contracts, grants, and budget items. All items passed unanimously with no discussion. The meeting was brief, lasting only 7 minutes.

• Approved issuance of $16,495,000 general obligation bonds and $8,600,000 county college bonds (unanimous)
• Approved $180,000 contract with Remington & Vernick Engineers for 2021-2022 (unanimous)
• Approved $464,250 contract with Election Systems & Software for voting equipment (unanimous)
• Approved $55,642.70 contract with A. Rifkin Co. (unanimous)
• Approved $75,000 purchase of firearms and law enforcement supplies from Lawmen Supply (unanimous)
• Approved $411,199.50 purchase of development rights easement for Gruber farm (unanimous)
• Approved $300,000 grant for child abuse prevention and family preservation services (unanimous)
• Approved $30,000 grant for veterans transportation services (unanimous)

WDB - Community Needs Assessment Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County WDB Community Needs Assessment Committee has no agenda available. The only item listed is a note directing readers to review the minutes, indicating the meeting is likely procedural or informational with no substantive decisions or discussions documented.

• No agenda available; refer to minutes

The Community Needs Assessment Committee met via Zoom and heard reports from partner agencies on adult literacy, disability services, and housing. No formal decisions were made; the only action was approving the previous meeting's minutes. The next meeting is scheduled for July 15, 2021.

• Approved Jan. 21, 2021 meeting minutes (motion by W. Love, seconded by B. Satchell)

Local Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (LCTAC)

The Gloucester County Local Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee is meeting via Zoom to approve prior minutes and discuss operations, 2021 priorities, COST/statewide issues, and regional transit matters. The agenda is largely procedural with discussion items and no specific action items listed.

• Approval of March 11, 2021 minutes
• Discussion of operations and 2021 priorities
• COST / statewide issues discussion
• Regional transit issues discussion
• Public portion for citizen input

The Gloucester County Local Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee approved the March 11, 2021 minutes. They accepted a bid for sheltered workshops and rejected a bid for veterans transportation because it was overpriced. The committee also discussed updates on vaccine trips, shuttle services, and vehicle procurements.

• Approved March 11, 2021 minutes
• Accepted bid for sheltered workshops
• Rejected bid for veterans transportation (overpriced)

WDB - Marketing & Business Outreach Committee

This meeting of the Marketing & Business Outreach Committee has no agenda available. The agenda text indicates there is nothing to report and directs readers to review the minutes.

The Marketing & Business Outreach Committee approved the February 11, 2021 meeting minutes. Updates were provided on AJC customer outreach, including a survey with over 300 responses and follow-up contacts, and on the upcoming virtual job fair. The committee also discussed a newsletter, a new 1Huddle gaming app for WFNJ clients, and advertising for the Youth Education Career Center.

• Approved the February 11, 2021 meeting minutes.
• Adjourned the meeting.

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to approve a series of resolutions, including the auction of a county-owned property, various contracts for services and supplies, and grant applications. The agenda includes items for administration, buildings, economic development, public safety, health, and farmland preservation. Most items are routine approvals, with no public hearings or major policy changes.

• Auction of county-owned property at 432 Glover Street, Woodbury
• Insertion of $366,742 in special revenue into 2021 budget (Area Plan Grant, CARES Act)
• Contracts for office products ($95,000), security access control ($100,000), and Avaya maintenance ($43,253.40)
• VOCA grant application for $399,077 with $461,920 in-kind match for victim services
• Purchase of development rights easements for farmland in Franklin and Elk Townships ($354,269.50 and $312,606)

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, which included over 30 resolutions authorizing contracts, grants, and the auction of county-owned land. No items were pulled for individual discussion, and the meeting adjourned at 6:06 p.m.

• Approved consent agenda with all resolutions (unanimous)
• Authorized auction of county-owned land at 432 Glover St (53049)
• Approved $95,000 office supply contract (53051)
• Approved $43,253.40 contract with Johnson Controls (53053)
• Approved $77,962.75 engineering contract (53063)
• Approved $99,285.00 engineering contract (53064)
• Approved $120,000 shared services agreement with Rowan College (53065)
• Approved $86,200 generator contract (53068)

Disabilities Advisory Council

The council administered oaths of office, elected Tom Bianco as chair, and approved the November 19, 2020 minutes. Members discussed tentative plans for a virtual business card exchange and an in-person job fair, and agreed to continue holding meetings via Zoom. No formal votes were taken on these plans.

• Administered oath of office to eight members
• Elected Tom Bianco as chair (motion by Dennis McNulty, seconded by Kim Quigley)
• Approved November 19, 2020 minutes (motion by Kim Quigley, seconded by Graceanne Ryan)
• Agreed to continue DAC meetings via Zoom

Human Serices Advisory Council

The Human Services Advisory Council approved the minutes from its November 19, 2020 meeting and administered the oath of office to seven new members. Sub-committee reports detailed recent grant allocations, including $247,310 in December through the Social Services for the Homeless program and $113,748 in January through FEMA Phase 38. No public comment was received, and no appeals were filed.

• Approved the November 19, 2020 meeting minutes
• Administered oath of office to seven new members (terms 12-21-20 thru 12-20-23)
• Opened and closed public comment with no comments received
• Noted December grant allocations: Joseph's House $30,000, SCUCS $53,000, Catholic Charities $84,300, Volunteers of America $51,290, Center for Family Services $28,710
• Noted January FEMA Phase 38 allocations: Joseph's House $50,000, Center for Family Services $10,048, Volunteers of America $35,500, Social Services $18,240
• No appeals were filed
• Adjourned the meeting

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners adopted the 2021 county budget as amended and approved a bond ordinance authorizing up to $18,095,700 in bonds or bond anticipation notes for capital improvements and equipment. The board also approved a consent agenda with routine resolutions, including contracts and grants. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted 2021 county budget as amended (unanimous)
• Approved $18,095,700 bond ordinance for capital improvements and equipment (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including contracts and grants (unanimous)
• Approved $1,848,340 contract with Election Systems & Software for election services (consent)
• Approved $2,500,000 contract with South State, Inc. (consent)
• Accepted $177,000 HIDTA funds for drug task force (consent)
• Approved $24,000 contract with Federal Appraisal, LLC (consent)
• Approved $250,000 contracts with Bach Associates and Federici and Akin, P.A. (consent)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is meeting to consider resolutions including authorizing the Gloucester County Improvement Authority to issue up to $100 million in bonds and notes for Rowan University projects, approving contracts for county services, and accepting various grants. The agenda includes several routine administrative items and contract approvals.

• Authorize up to $30M in notes and $70M in bonds for Rowan University Student Center and Fossil Park projects
• Contract with Patriot Roofing, Inc. for up to $650,000/year for county building roof maintenance
• Purchase four Ford Police Interceptor SUVs for $167,845 total
• Amend ARH Associates contract for Glassboro/Elk Township trail design, increasing by $39,755
• Accept $187,129 grant for Sexual Assault Response Team/Forensic Nurse Examiner program

The Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda, including a resolution authorizing the Gloucester County Improvement Authority to undertake development and issue revenue bonds for Rowan University. The board also approved contracts for roofing and landscaping services, vehicle purchases, and various grant agreements. The meeting was adjourned at 6:15 p.m.

• Approved Resolution 53011 authorizing the Gloucester County Improvement Authority to issue revenue bonds for Rowan University facilities.
• Approved Resolution 53013 authorizing a contract with Patriot Roofing, Inc. for up to $650,000 per year for two years.
• Approved Resolution 53014 authorizing a contract with Rahn Landscaping, LLC for up to $60,000 per year for two years.
• Approved Resolution 53018 authorizing the purchase of four sport utility vehicles for $167,845.00.
• Approved Resolution 53025 accepting a $8,561.00 LIHEAP administration grant.
• Approved Resolution 53027 accepting a $57,663.00 FY2021 Youth Incentive Program grant.
• Approved the minutes of the February 17, 2021 meeting.

Pollution Control Financing Authority

The Pollution Control Financing Authority of Gloucester County is meeting to elect officers for 2021, approve meeting minutes and a financial report, and adopt its 2021/2022 budget. The agenda is mostly routine administrative business, with no major projects or contracts listed.

• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary-Treasurer for 2021
• Review and action on meeting minutes from December 9, 2020
• Review and action on Financial Report/Bill List #01-2021
• Resolution #01-2021 approving 2021 meeting schedule
• Adoption of approved Authority budget for 2021/2022 (Resolution #04-2021)

The Pollution Control Financing Authority of Gloucester County held its annual organizational meeting, electing officers, reappointing Eric Campo as Solicitor, and adopting the 2021/2022 budget via Resolution #04-2021. All votes were unanimous, with no public comments or substantive discussion recorded. The meeting was procedural, covering routine administrative items.

• Elected Laurie Burns as Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Vice Chair and Secretary-Treasurer (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from December 9, 2020 (unanimous)
• Approved Financial Report/Bill List #01-2021 (unanimous)
• Approved 2021 Meeting Schedule and official paper designation (unanimous)
• Appointed Eric Campo, Esquire as Solicitor (unanimous)
• Adopted 2021/2022 Budget via Resolution #04-2021 (unanimous)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to introduce the 2021 county budget and a $29.9 million bond ordinance for capital improvements and equipment, with public hearings scheduled for March 17, 2021. The board will also consider final adoption of a resolution to exceed the county budget appropriation limit and establish a cap bank. Several contracts and funding agreements are on the agenda for approval.

• Introduction of 2021 County Budget with public hearing set for March 17, 2021
• Bond ordinance for $29,897,694 in capital improvements, issuing up to $18,095,700 in bonds
• Resolution to exceed county budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank (3.5%)
• Two NJ DOT funding agreements for Port of Paulsboro: $7,000,000 (roadway safety) and $11,000,000 (dredging)
• Contract with American Workcare, P.C. for medical services up to $50,000

The Board adopted a resolution to exceed the county budget appropriation limit and establish a cap bank, allowing 3.5% in calculating the budget cap. The board also introduced the 2021 county budget and a $29,897,694 bond ordinance authorizing up to $18,095,700 in bonds for capital improvements and equipment. All votes were unanimous with no abstentions or absences recorded.

• Adopted resolution to exceed budget appropriation limits and establish cap bank (unanimous)
• Introduced 2021 county budget, public hearing set for March 17, 2021 (unanimous)
• Introduced bond ordinance for $29,897,694 capital improvements, $18,095,700 in bonds (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including library appropriation, bill lists, and multiple contracts (unanimous)

WDB - Youth Development Council Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County Youth Development Council Committee has no published agenda. The only available material is the meeting minutes, which are referenced for review.

• No agenda items listed

The Youth Development Council approved the December 8, 2020 meeting minutes. They discussed using E-Hire for job postings, virtual job shadowing, and the Aztec and Kuder programs. The council is implementing a virtual job fair application and considering the 1Huddle gaming app for skills training. No formal votes were taken on these items.

• Approved December 8, 2020 meeting minutes (motion by L. Haldeman, seconded by S. Hart)
• Discussed virtual job fair application purchase (no vote)
• Discussed 1Huddle gaming app for upskilling (no vote)

Local Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee (LCTAC)

The committee held an organizational meeting, swearing in members and electing Dennis Ledger as Chairperson, Robert Dazlich as Vice Chairperson, and Kristen Cervantes as Secretary. They approved the 2021 meeting schedule and the November 2020 minutes. No substantive policy decisions were made; the rest of the meeting was an operational update on transportation services.

• Dennis Ledger elected Chairperson (unanimous)
• Robert Dazlich elected Vice Chairperson (unanimous)
• Kristen Cervantes elected Secretary (unanimous)
• 2021 meeting schedule approved
• November 2020 minutes approved

WDB - Marketing & Business Outreach Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County WDB Marketing & Business Outreach Committee has no published agenda. The only available material is the meeting minutes, which should be reviewed for any details on what was discussed or decided.

• No agenda items listed

The committee approved the December 10, 2020 meeting minutes and discussed outreach efforts, including a survey to be sent to about 29,000 unemployed individuals. The survey will launch via email on February 16, 2021, pending approval of the final draft by the County PIO. No formal decisions were made beyond approving the minutes.

• Approved December 10, 2020 meeting minutes (motion by A. Bellia, seconded by V. Gambale)

Board of County Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners is reviewing a resolution to exceed budget appropriation limits and establish a CAP bank. The meeting also includes several resolutions for departmental contracts, appointments, and emergency purchases.

• Resolution to exceed the County budget appropriation limits and establish a CAP bank
• Emergency purchase of five golf carts from Mike’s Golf Carts for $48,200.00
• Purchase of five vehicle cameras for the Sheriff’s Department for $31,335.00
• Contract with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for technical support totaling $375,615.96
• Authorization of a $275,400.00 Recycling Enhancement Act Tax Entitlement spending plan

The Board of County Commissioners introduced Resolution 52977 to exceed the county budget appropriation limits and establish a cap bank, setting a public hearing for February 17, 2021. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included multiple contracts and purchases, and approved the January 20, 2021 meeting minutes. All votes were unanimous with no abstentions or absences recorded.

• Introduced Resolution 52977 to exceed budget cap and establish cap bank, setting public hearing for Feb. 17, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved January 20, 2021 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including 19 resolutions (unanimous)
• Authorized contract with CivicPlus for $20,108.00 (2021-2023)
• Authorized extension with AP Plumbing & Heating Supply for $80,000.00 (2021-2022)
• Authorized purchase of 5 vehicle cameras from Watch Guard for $31,335.00
• Authorized emergency purchase from Mike's Golf Carts for $48,200.00
• Authorized contracts with ARH Associates and Pennoni Associates for $40,000.00 each

WDB - Full Workforce Development Board Committee

This meeting has no published agenda. The only item listed is a note directing readers to review the minutes for any information. As a result, there are no specific decisions or discussions to report.

• No agenda available

The Gloucester County Workforce Development Board approved an amended budget incorporating reduced COVID relief funding and additional Workforce Learning Link funds, and updated the Incumbent Worker Training Policy to allow using up to 20% of adult and dislocated worker funds. The board also selected Premier Virtual as its virtual job fair platform. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included reports and announcements.

• Approved amended PY20/21 budget with $54,699 COVID relief and $38,000 Workforce Learning Link (motion by Girone, seconded by Farinaccio)
• Approved updates to Incumbent Worker Training Policy allowing up to 20% of adult and dislocated funds for incumbent training (motion by Sulpizio, seconded by Fletcher)
• Approved December 7, 2020 meeting minutes (motion by Sulpizio, seconded by Bryan)
• Selected Premier Virtual as virtual job fair platform (reported, no formal vote recorded)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is meeting to vote on resolutions including a $5 million special emergency appropriation to establish a COVID-19 vaccine mega-site. The board will also consider contracts for election services, computer equipment, and social services, among other administrative items.

• $5,000,000 special emergency appropriation for COVID-19 vaccine mega-site
• Endorsement of $16,000,000 grant application for vocational-technical school with $4,000,000 county match
• Contracts for election ballot printing and materials, each up to $703,146
• Contract increase with Election Systems & Software by $56,950
• Contracts for homeless services totaling over $258,000

WDB - Executive & One Stop Operations Committee

This meeting of the Gloucester County Workforce Development Board's Executive & One Stop Operations Committee has no published agenda. The agenda text indicates that no items are scheduled and directs readers to review the minutes instead.

The committee approved amendments to CRF funding and Workforce Learning Link funding, as well as changes to the Incumbent Worker Training policy. They also discussed federal COVID-19 programs, the Economic Recovery Collaborative, and updates from Rowan College of South Jersey.

• Approved amendment of CRF Funding and Workforce Learning Link funding (motion by M. Girone, seconded by S. Hart)
• Approved amended changes to Incumbent Worker Eligibility (motion by B. Satchell, seconded by M. Girone)
• Approved allocation of up to 20% of adult and 20% of dislocated worker funds for incumbent worker training (motion by M. Girone, seconded by S. Hart)

Board of County Commissioners

The Gloucester County Board of County Commissioners is holding its annual reorganization meeting, including the swearing-in of newly elected commissioners Heather Simmons, Lyman Barnes, and Jim Jefferson, and the election of a Director and Deputy Director. The board will also adopt rules, a temporary budget, and a schedule of meetings, and approve numerous professional service contracts and appointments to county boards and committees.

• Temporary budget for 2021 and emergency temporary appropriations
• Contract with Parker McCay, P.A. for bond counsel, up to $175,000
• Contract with Brown and Connery, LLP for labor counsel, up to $250,000
• Contract with Petroni & Associates for accounting, up to $130,000
• Modification of county fees for Animal Shelter, EMS, Health, Highway, Parks, and other departments