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2026 Pennsylvania U.S. House District 1 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Official result name: BOB HARVIE
Certified primary votes: 52,094
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FEC committee ID: C00901348
FEC committee name: BOB HARVIE FOR CONGRESS
Published email: [email protected]
Published website: https://www.bobharvieforcongress.com/
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Bob Harvie was elected to the Board of Bucks County Commissioners in November 2019, and was sworn into office on January 6, 2020. He was named chair of the board on January 5, 2022. Harvie was re-elected to a second term in November 2023 and sworn into office on January 2, 2024. During reorganization of the Board, he was named Vice Chair and named Chair again during the reoganization on January 6, 2025. [….] Learn more
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Bob Harvie was elected to the Board of Bucks County Commissioners in November 2019, and was sworn into office on January 6, 2020. He was named chair of the board on January 5, 2022. Harvie was re-elected to a second term in November 2023 and sworn into office on January 2, 2024. During reorganization of the Board, he was named Vice Chair and named Chair again during the reoganization on January 6, 2025. [….] Learn more
President Harry Truman said that “every American has the right to expect a fair deal from their government.” I spent 26 years as a public school Social Studies teacher at Bucks County Technical High School teaching the next generation about our American story and the promise of the American Dream.
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President Harry Truman said that “every American has the right to expect a fair deal from their government.” I spent 26 years as a public school Social Studies teacher at Bucks County Technical High School teaching the next generation about our American story and the promise of the American Dream.
This isn’t just about protecting our planet, it’s also about lowering energy costs, creating good-paying union jobs, and ensuring America leads the global economy instead of falling behind. As a teacher and Bucks County Commissioner, I’ve seen that smart investments in modern infrastructure strengthen our communities and leave the next generation better off. That’s why I’ll fight to expand clean energy, modernize our electric grid, and build resilient roads, bridges, and public transit systems that keep our economy moving. In addition, we need to rapidly build homes for our younger generation to start their lives and build for our older generations who want to retire comfortably. Brian Fitzpatrick voted for Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which slashed clean energy incentives, including critical solar tax credits that were helping families lower their utility bills, businesses invest in American-made energy, and workers secure thousands of good-paying jobs. We should be investing in America’s future, not turning our backs on one of the fastest-growing industries in the world.
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This isn’t just about protecting our planet, it’s also about lowering energy costs, creating good-paying union jobs, and ensuring America leads the global economy instead of falling behind. As a teacher and Bucks County Commissioner, I’ve seen that smart investments in modern infrastructure strengthen our communities and leave the next generation better off. That’s why I’ll fight to expand clean energy, modernize our electric grid, and build resilient roads, bridges, and public transit systems that keep our economy moving. In addition, we need to rapidly build homes for our younger generation to start their lives and build for our older generations who want to retire comfortably. Brian Fitzpatrick voted for Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” which slashed clean energy incentives, including critical solar tax credits that were helping families lower their utility bills, businesses invest in American-made energy, and workers secure thousands of good-paying jobs. We should be investing in America’s future, not turning our backs on one of the fastest-growing industries in the world.
Born and raised in Bristol Borough, Harvie is a lifelong Bucks County resident. After graduating from Bristol High School, Harvie attended George Washington University in Washington, D.C., graduating magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in history. He also has a master’s degree in education from Holy Family University.
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Born and raised in Bristol Borough, Harvie is a lifelong Bucks County resident. After graduating from Bristol High School, Harvie attended George Washington University in Washington, D.C., graduating magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in history. He also has a master’s degree in education from Holy Family University.
Harvie was raised in a family that emphasized community service, from youth sports to PTO to local government. This upbringing was a major catalyst for his wanting a career centered on public service and led to his becoming a high school social studies teacher, a career he maintained for 26 years.
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Harvie was raised in a family that emphasized community service, from youth sports to PTO to local government. This upbringing was a major catalyst for his wanting a career centered on public service and led to his becoming a high school social studies teacher, a career he maintained for 26 years.
For 20 years, Harvie was a teacher and chairman of the Social Studies Department at Bucks County Technical High School (BCTHS). While at BCTHS, he initiated and ran the Beyond the Books program, which brought dozens of area military veterans, from World War II to the War on Terror, into classrooms to share their experiences with students.
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For 20 years, Harvie was a teacher and chairman of the Social Studies Department at Bucks County Technical High School (BCTHS). While at BCTHS, he initiated and ran the Beyond the Books program, which brought dozens of area military veterans, from World War II to the War on Terror, into classrooms to share their experiences with students.
In 1999, he moved to Falls Township. Soon after, Harvie became involved in government in Falls, serving on the Falls Township Planning Commission for two years. He then was elected to the Falls Township Board of Supervisors in 2003.
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In 1999, he moved to Falls Township. Soon after, Harvie became involved in government in Falls, serving on the Falls Township Planning Commission for two years. He then was elected to the Falls Township Board of Supervisors in 2003.
Harvie served as chairman of the Board of Supervisors from 2008 to 2020, longer than anyone in the history of Falls Township. As a board member he was instrumental in bringing a new level of civility and professionalism to Falls Township government, and led the effort to invest in township infrastructure and improve the quality of life for all Falls residents.
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Harvie served as chairman of the Board of Supervisors from 2008 to 2020, longer than anyone in the history of Falls Township. As a board member he was instrumental in bringing a new level of civility and professionalism to Falls Township government, and led the effort to invest in township infrastructure and improve the quality of life for all Falls residents.
Bob Harvie was elected to the Board of Bucks County Commissioners in November 2019, and was sworn into office on January 6, 2020. He was named chair of the board on January 5, 2022. Harvie was re-elected to a second term in November 2023 and sworn into office on January 2, 2024. During reorganization of the Board, he was named Vice Chair and named Chair again during the reoganization on January 6, 2025. [….]
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Bob Harvie was elected to the Board of Bucks County Commissioners in November 2019, and was sworn into office on January 6, 2020. He was named chair of the board on January 5, 2022. Harvie was re-elected to a second term in November 2023 and sworn into office on January 2, 2024. During reorganization of the Board, he was named Vice Chair and named Chair again during the reoganization on January 6, 2025. [….]
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Make healthcare more affordable by restoring and expanding ACA premium tax credits, lowering the Medicare buy-in age, expanding Medicare drug negotiation, and limiting patient costs.
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Healthcare should be a right, not a privilege. We have the best healthcare professionals in the world – but only if you can afford it. That’s a problem. That’s not good enough. No one should delay seeing a doctor because they’re worried about the bill. No family should go bankrupt because someone gets sick. America leads the world in medical innovation, yet too many people still struggle to afford the care they need. Every American deserves the security of knowing they’ll receive quality care when they need it. Millions of Americans rely on Affordable Care Act premium tax credits to keep their health insurance within reach. I’ll fight to permanently restore and expand those tax credits so families don’t wake up to hundreds of dollars in higher monthly premiums simply because Congress failed to act. I believe we need to lower the age that Americans can buy into Medicare from 65 to 55. Unlike Brian Fitzpatrick, who voted against lowering the cost of prescription medications for seniors, I’ll expand Medicare’s authority to negotiate prescription drug prices, cap insulin costs, and take on pharmaceutical companies that put profits ahead of patients.
Cut taxes for middle-class households while increasing the tax share paid by large corporations and very high-income households.
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Working families shouldn’t pay a higher effective tax rate than multinational corporations. We need a tax system that is built on fairness. I’ll fight for a middle class tax cut while ensuring large corporations and the ultra-wealthy pay their fair share so middle class Americans get a much needed tax cut.
Seek to overturn Citizens United and permanently ban corporate PAC contributions to federal candidates.
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3. OVERTURN CITIZENS UNITED AND BAN CORPORATE PAC CONTRIBUTIONS:
Roll back tariffs he says raise consumer prices, support trade policy aimed at U.S. manufacturing and agriculture, and raise the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour.
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Families shouldn’t pay more at the checkout line because of Washington’s bad trade policies. I will fight to roll back Trump’s tariffs that unnecessarily increase the cost of food and household essentials for American consumers while supporting smart trade policies that strengthen American manufacturing and agriculture. For too long, the minimum wage in this country has remained stagnant. I believe we need to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour.
Ban individual stock trading by members of Congress and extend the restriction to federal judges, Senate-confirmed executive officials, and immediate family members.
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5. BAN CONGRESSIONAL STOCK TRADING:
Release federal Epstein-related files and apply criminal accountability regardless of wealth, party, or status.
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The American people deserve the truth. If there are individuals who committed crimes or abused their positions of power, they should be held fully accountable regardless of their wealth, political party, or status. Everyone is equal under the law, there is no more core American value. Brian Fitzpatrick has voted to block the release of the Epstein Files and continues to do nothing about releasing them. It is because he has become another product of Washington who has simply lost touch.Restoring trust in our institutions begins with transparency and ensuring that justice applies equally to everyone. Congressman Fitzpatrick has tragically failed here, I will not.
Prohibit former members of Congress from lobbying the federal government for life.
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7. ENACT A LIFETIME LOBBYING BAN FOR FORMER MEMBERS OF CONGRESS:
Set a maximum age of 80 for service in Congress.
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8. ENACT CONGRESSIONAL AGE LIMITS – 80 YEARS OLD:
Use independent redistricting commissions to draw congressional districts and reduce partisan gerrymandering.
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9. BAN PARTISAN GERRYMANDERING:
Ban AI-driven surveillance pricing on essential goods and strengthen federal enforcement against price gouging.
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10. BAN AI PRICE MANIPULATION. CRACK DOWN ON GROCERIES AND GOODS PRICE GOUGING:
Impose a moratorium on new local data-center development until energy, water, ratepayer, and long-term job impacts are established.
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That’s why I’m calling for a moratorium on new data center development in our community. Before we approve another data center, we need to know that energy costs won’t be passed on to ratepayers, how much water and electricity it will consume, and how many long-term local jobs it will actually create.
Expand clean energy, modernize the electric grid, build resilient roads, bridges, and public transit, and accelerate housing construction.
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12. INVEST IN CLEAN ENERGY AND 21ST CENTURY INFRASTRUCTURE:
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The searchable archive contains 131 exact attributed records from the official Bucks County Commissioner minutes archive (0 yes, 0 no, 0 present, 0 not voting, 0 abstained, 0 recused, and 131 other explicitly attributed actions, statements, or unlabeled choices). The examples below are representative highlights, not a scorecard.
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See all 131 recordsBob Harvie is recorded as taking the explicitly attributed action shown in the official record for bucks county commissioners public meeting minutes 7/15/2026 - 10:30 am i..
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BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES 7/15/2026 - 10:30 AM I. WELCOME The Regular Meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners was held today at 10:30 am, in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room, 55 E. Court Street, Doylestown, Pennsylvania. In attendance were Commissioner Diane M. Ellis- Marseglia, Chair; and Commissioner Robert J. Harvie, Vice Chair. Commissioner Marseglia welcomed everyone to the meeting and Chief Financial Officer Jeannette Weaver led the Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Marseglia announced that Commissioner DiGirolamo was not present due to the passing of his mother, and she asked that everyone keep him in their thoughts. II. PRESENTATIONS A. Employee Recognition The Commissioners recognized the following employees for their milestone anniversaries with the county: 20 Years – Jennifer Boland from Juvenile Probation/Parole, Ruthann Talbot from the Prothonotary, and Matthew Chhay from Neshaminy Manor. 30 Years – Shawna Morales from the Youth Center and Carron Hunsberger from Neshaminy Manor. B. Pretrial, Probation and Parole Supervision Week The Commissioners proclaimed July 19 - 26, 2026 as “Pretrial, Probation and Parole Supervision Week,” as a time to honor and celebrate the dedicated individuals in the community who work tirelessly to make neighborhoods safer. Chief Adult Probation Officer Mike Harrison said a few words and thanked the commissioners for the recognition. Commissioner Marseglia apologized that the teleprompter was not available and promised that it would be for the next meeting. She noted they do have an ASL interpreter who can come into the meeting if needed. Solicitor Dan Grieser requested that the commissioners open the agenda to allow for the addition of another resolution. He advised it would be added under General Services as item 13j. Commissioner Harvie made a motion to open the agenda and Commissioner Marseglia seconded it. It passed by a vote of 2-0. Commissioner Harvie made a motion to add item 13j to the agenda, which seeks to approve an agreement between the county, Middletown Township, and Neshaminy School District for a traffic signal easement at Core Creek Park. This motion was seconded by Commissioner Marseglia and passed by a vote of 2-0. III. PUBLIC COMMENTS The following people spoke during Public Comment: • Doreen Stratton from Doylestown Boro • Chris Poli from Buckingham • Joe Frederick from Doylestown Boro • Andy Warren from Middletown Township • Edward Mackouse from Buckingham Commissioner Marseglia responded with clarification on many of the questions and comments. IV. CONSENT AGENDA Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner Marseglia, with the vote being 2-0, the following items on the consent agenda were approved: A. Approve minutes from the July 1, 2026 regular meeting. B. Resolutions 1. Adult Probation a. With: Connectrex Corp., South San Francisco, CA Amount: $81,221.43 (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide software maintenance and support. 5/1/26 – 4/30/27 2. Agricultural Land Preservation a. With: Kinney Family Limited Partnership, Doylestown, PA Amount: $297,900+ settlement charges and adjustments (County 100%) Purpose: Approve county portion of a 49.65-acre agricultural conservation easement on the Kinney Farm on Anderson Road in Buckingham Township. (TMP# 06-010-113) 3. Area Agency on Aging a. With: Advanced Nurse Transport Service, Inc., Warminster, PA Amount: $3,000** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide non-medical ambulance transportation services for seniors. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 b. With: Legal Aid of Southeastern Pennsylvania, Bristol, PA Amount: $75,000** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide legal services for seniors. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 c. With: Morrisville Senior Servicenter, Morrisville, PA Purpose: Approve amendment of Appendix B, Terms and Conditions, and Appendix J, IT Terms and Conditions, on contract to provide senior center services. 7/1/24 – 6/30/27 4. BH/DP a. With: BARC Developmental Services, Inc., Holicong, PA Amount: $2,158,002** (County 9%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide intellectual disability and early intervention services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 b. With: KenCrest Services, Blue Bell, PA Amount: $163,761** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide intellectual disability and early intervention services. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 c. With: KenCrest Services, Blue Bell, PA Amount: $916,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide intellectual disability and early intervention services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 d. With: LifePath, Inc., Bethlehem, PA Amount: $361,587** (County 9%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide intellectual disability and early intervention services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 e. With: Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania, Inc. Yardley, PA Amount: $771,690,481** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve contract for HealthChoices Behavioral Health Agreement. 1/1/28 – 12/31/32 f. With: Pediatric Therapeutics, Inc., Newtown, PA Amount: $1,170,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide early intervention services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 g. With: T.E.C., Inc., d/b/a Family and Friends, Point Pleasant, PA Amount: $2,594,373** (County 3.9%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide residential services for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 h. With: Woods Community Services, Langhorne, PA Amount: $73,215** (County 3.9%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide residential services for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 i. With: Woods Community Services, Langhorne, PA Amount: $73,215** (County 3.9%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide residential services for individuals with intellectual disabilities. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 5. Board of Elections a. With: Clear Ballot Group, Inc., Nashua, NH Amount: $158,145** (County100%) Purpose: Approve increase and amendment of contract to update to state-certified 2.5 ClearVote software and hardware. 1/1/25 – 12/31/26 b. With: William Penn Printing Co., Pittsburgh, PA Amount: $35,000* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide election official supply boxes. 8/9/26 – 8/8/27 6. Children & Youth a. With: Atlantic Diagnostic Laboratories, LLC, Bensalem, PA Amount: $25,000* (County 20%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide drug testing services. 7/1/26 – 9/30/26 b. With: Kleen-Tech Services, LLC, Denver, CO Amount: $2,700* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide janitorial services for additional location. 6/1/26 – 5/31/27 c. With: Libertae, Bensalem, PA Amount: $20,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide parenting group services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 d. With: Neighborhood First Program, Inc., Bristol, PA Amount: $10,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide Summer Truancy Reduction and Curfew for Kids (TRACK) program. 6/1/26 – 9/30/26 e. With: Network of Victim Assistance, Inc., Jamison, PA Amount: $690,807.80** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide counseling and support services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 f. With: Network of Victim Assistance, Inc., Jamison, PA Amount: $270,000** (County 5%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide counseling and mentoring services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 g. With: YWCA of Bucks County, Trevose, PA Amount: $754,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide Life Skills, Camps and Literacy, Family Finding, and Employment Service programs. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 7. Commissioners a. With: Bucks County Industrial Development Authority (BCIDA) Doylestown, PA Purpose: Approve commitment to guaranty a $400,000** loan to the African American Museum of Bucks County. 8. Corrections a. With: Aramark Facilities Services, LLC, Philadelphia, PA Amount: $168,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide preventative maintenance services for the Department of Corrections and Youth Center. 4/1/23 – 3/31/27 b. With: PrimeCare Medical, Inc., Harrisburg, PA Amount: $2,698,948.36** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program services, staffing, and medications. 8/1/26 – 7/31/27 9. Courts a. With: West Publishing Corporation d/b/a Thomson Reuters – West, Carol Stream, IL Amount: $294,587.76* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide access to court staff for online legal research. 8/1/26 – 7/31/29 10. District Attorney a. With: Michael Neipp, Dublin, PA Amount: $126,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide consultant services for Bucks County Crash Investigation Team. 1/1/26 – 12/31/27 b. With: The Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority Mechanicsburg, PA Amount: $488,821 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve acceptance of the Fraud Prevention and Prosecution Grant. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 11. District Courts a. With: 28 North State Street c/o Danella Realty & Mgmt. Co. Blue Bell, PA Amount: $45,720** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve special assessment of condo fees for parking lot repaving and handrail replacement for District Court 07-2-07 location in Newtown. 1/1/26 – 12/31/26 12. ERP a. With: Infor (US) LLC, New York, NY Amount: $353,150.69* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract increase to add Velocity Suite software to the Infor Cloudsuite ERP solution. 10/2/24 – 10/1/29 13. General Services a. With: Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA Amount: $191,045.60** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide general consulting and annual inspections of the County's NWRA flood control dams. 5/30/22 – 12/31/26 b. With: GEM Mechanical Services, Inc., Aston, PA Amount: $4,601.15** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of plumbing contract for Data Center Relocation project. 8/14/25 – 8/14/26 c. With: George Leck and Son, LLC, Ivyland, PA Amount: $2,000* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to add trash and recycling services for additional location. 6/1/26 – 5/31/27 d. With: Jones Engineering Associates, Bristol, PA Amount: $346,400** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide engineering and design services for facility improvements at the Bucks County Administration Building. 10/1/25 – 12/31/27 e. With: Neighborhood First Program Inc., Bristol, PA Amount: $25 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve lease of county property located at 1422 Bath Road in Bristol. 7/1/26 – 6/30/51 f. With: North Wales Water Authority, North Wales, PA Amount: $1 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve water main easement at 565 Iron Hill Road in Doylestown. TMP #09-004-002-001 g. With: S.K.D. Tryon’s Emergency Vehicle Upfitting, Inc. Croydon, PA Amount: $31,752.04** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to upfit Fire Marshall’s truck. h. With: T. Schiefer Contractors, Inc., Doylestown, PA Amount: $38,073.50** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve reimbursement for building permit fees related to the Neighborhood First Modular Expansion Project. i. With: T. Schiefer Contractors, Inc., Doylestown, PA Purpose: Approve extension of contract for Neighborhood First Modular Expansion. 4/1/26 – 7/31/26 j. With: Middletown Township, Langhorne, PA and Neshaminy School District Purpose: Approve traffic signal easement at intersection of Woodbourne Road and Core Creek Park. (TMP #22-031- 004) 14. Housing & Community Development a. With: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Philadelphia, PA Amount: $151,335 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve the 2025 Continuum of Care Planning Grant. 7/1/27 – 6/30/28 15. Juvenile Probation a. With: Hope Springs Behavioral Health, Inc., Jamison, PA Amount: $150,000** (County 50%) Purpose: Approve contract to perform court- ordered psychiatric evaluations. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 b. With: John C. D’Alessandro, Ph.D., Warrington, PA Amount: $450,000** (County 50%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide court ordered psychological evaluations and screenings. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 c. With: White Deer Run, LLC d/b/a Cove Prep, Pittsburgh, PA Amount: $500,000**
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19. Parks & Recreation a. With: Gilmore & Associates Inc., New Britain, PA Amount: $58,710** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide professional services for Oxford Valley Park Streambank Restoration Project. 8/27/19 – 12/31/27 b. With: Pennoni Associates, Inc., Warrington, PA Amount: $36,120** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide design, engineering, and construction management services for the Peace Valley Park Chapman Road project. 2/12/25 – 2/11/28 20. Purchasing a. With: Riggins, Inc., Vineland, NJ Amount: $1,402,028.63* (County 99%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide heating oil, diesel fuel, and gasoline for 48 county locations. 8/1/26 – 7/31/28 b. With: Titan Mobile Shredding, LLC, Doylestown, PA Purpose: Approve extension of contract to provide shredding services. 7/17/26 – 9/16/26 21. Sheriff a. With: Pennsylvania Department of Community & Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA Amount: $250,000** (Revenue) Purpose: Approve acceptance of the Community and Economic Assistance Program Grant. 1/1/26 – 3/31/28 22. Workforce & Economic Development a. With: Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry, Bureau of Workforce Development Administration, Harrisburg, PA Purpose: Approve extension of grant to provide four pre- apprenticeships for students from the three technical high schools. 1/1/27 – 12/31/27 *Unit Cost/Estimated for operational purposes only ** Unit Cost/Not to Exceed V. REGULAR AGENDA A. Personnel Actions - Commissioners List Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner Marseglia, with the vote being 2-0, the Personnel Actions on the Commissioners’ List were approved. B. Other Civics Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner Marseglia, with the vote being 2-0, the following Other Civics contributions were approved: 23. Neshaminy School District (field trip program) $533.76 Neshaminy School District (field trip program) $809.64 Palisades School District (field trip program) $251.91 Palisades School District (field trip program) $272.61 Palisades School District (field trip program) $269.17 Pennridge School District (field trip program) $1000.00 Pennridge School District (field trip program) $768.05 Pennridge School District (field trip program) $1000.00 Potential Inc. $3,000.00 VI. CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER REPORT Chief Operating Officer Margie McKevitt thanked all departments, ROW offices, and Courts for their efforts with this year’s budget. VII. SOLICITOR REPORT Solicitor Dan Grieser reported on the standing Executive Session held yesterday, July 14th, to discuss real estate and personnel matters, and to receive confidential legal advice. VIII. COMMISSIONERS’ COMMENTS Commissioner Harvie expressed appreciation for all organizations that held parades, fairs or historic activities over the July 4 th weekend. He said to visit Bucks250PA.org for additional events being held throughout the end of the year, including the 250 th anniversary of Washington's historic crossing of the Delaware River on Christmas Day. IX. ADJOURNMENT Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner Marseglia, with the vote being 2-0, the meeting was adjourned. The next public meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners will be held on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room. Approved: August 5, 2026 BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (Official copy on file with chief clerk) BY: _______________________________________________________________ Gene DiGirolamo Commissioner, Secretary ATTEST: Gail Humphrey, Chief Clerk
Bob Harvie is recorded as taking the explicitly attributed action shown in the official record for human services a. with: bucks county drug and alcohol commission, inc. doylestown, pa amount: $715,000** (county 100%) purpose: approve contract for community based mini-grants for opioid settlement funded programs. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 b..
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8. Human Services a. With: Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc. Doylestown, PA Amount: $715,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract for Community Based Mini-Grants for opioid settlement funded programs. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 b. With: Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission, Inc. Doylestown, PA Amount: $169,400** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve opioid settlement funding to purchase and distribute Narcan and drug test strips, and to expand HOPE/HEART program. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 9. Information Technology a. With: CNI Sales Inc., Worcester, PA Amount: $189,125.60** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide core network services through Infoblox. 4/24/26 – 4/23/31 10. Juvenile Probation a. With: George Junior Republic in Pennsylvania, Grove City, PA Amount: $2,025,000** (County 40%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide long-term residential care. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 b. With: Lenape Valley Foundation, Doylestown, PA Amount: $5,000** (County 50%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide consultations and coaching/support services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 c. With: Outside In School of Experiential Education, Inc. Greensburg, PA Amount: $850,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide residential care, in-home family services, and weekend program. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 11. Neshaminy Manor a. With: Aetna, Inc., Hartford, CT Purpose: Approve third party payor insurance contract. 9/1/26 – 8/31/29 b. With: Manheim Medical Supply, Inc., Manheim, PA Amount: $19,300* (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to purchase liquid nutritional supplements. 9/1/26 – 8/31/27 c. With: Penn Medicine Healthcare Partners 2, LLC West Conshohocken, PA Purpose: Approve contract with accountable care organization. 1/1/27 – 12/31/28 d. With: Penn Medicine Healthcare Partners 3, LLC West Conshohocken, PA Purpose: Approve contract with accountable care organization. 1/1/27 – 12/31/28 e. With: Senior Salon Services, LLC, Voorhees, NJ Amount: $39,000* (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide hair salon services for residents. 8/17/26 – 8/16/27 f. With: Tandigm Health Partners, PA1, LLC, Conshohocken, PA Purpose: Approve contract with accountable care organization. 1/1/27 – 12/31/28 12. Printing and Reproduction a. With: Lindenmeyr Munroe, King of Prussia, PA Purpose: Approve extension of the county's portion of the Southeastern PA Counties Cooperative Purchasing Board's bid for envelopes. 9/1/26 – 8/31/27 *Unit Cost/Estimated for operational purposes only ** Unit Cost/Not to Exceed V. REGULAR AGENDA A. Resolutions 13. Commissioners a. With: Purpose: America 250 Day Proclamation Item 13a – Commissioners Harvie and Marseglia both said a few words about America’s 250 th Anniversary. Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, this resolution was approved. 14. Human Resources a. With: Purpose: Approve updated HR Policies for all employees. (Pending COO approval) 7/1/26 – Open Item 14a - Chief Operating Officer Margie McKevitt and Commissioner Harvie spoke about the new paid family leave policy for county employees. Upon motion of Commissioner DiGirolamo, seconded by Commissioner Harvie, with the vote being 3-0, this resolution was approved. B. Budget Adjustments Ms. Weaver provided information on the proposed budget adjustments. Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, these Budget Adjustments were adopted. 15. 2025 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS Agenda Description July 1, 2026 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS - Adjust Operating Budget to cover additional expenditures and recognize corresponding revenue. Adjustment Department Amount Adjustment #60 BHS 2,640,000 BHS (Revenue) (2,640,000) Total Adjustment to General Fund Balance - 2026 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS Agenda Description July 1, 2026 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS - Adjust Operating Budget to cover additional expenditures and recognize corresponding revenue. Adjustment Department Amount Adjustment #7 Human Services 334,000 Human Services (Revenue) (334,000) Total Adjustment to General Fund Balance - C. Personnel Actions - Commissioners List Upon motion of Commissioner DiGirolamo, seconded by Commissioner Harvie, with the vote being 3-0, the Personnel Actions on the Commissioners’ List were approved. D. Other Civics Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following Other Civics contributions were approved: 16. Aark Wildlife Rehabilitation & Education Center $2,000 Bucks County Association for the Blind $1,600 Bridge Animal Clinic $4,000 Doylestown Historical Society $1,500 Fire Professionals Aiding Children $3,200 Leigh Lecherman Foundation $1,000 VI. CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER REPORT In reference to the CSX train derailment yesterday, Ms. McKevitt thanked the Emergency Management team for their efforts. Ms. McKevitt announced that the Commissioners have issued an excessive heat emergency, in effect from 8 am this morning through Sunday evening, in response to the forecast for the upcoming holiday weekend. Approximately sixteen cooling centers will be available throughout the county. She urged everyone to watch for signs of heat exhaustion and to stay hydrated and indoors as much as possible. VII. SOLICITOR REPORT Solicitor Dan Grieser reported on the standing Executive Session held yesterday, June 30th, to discuss litigation, and to receive confidential legal advice. VIII. COMMISSIONERS’ COMMENTS Commissioner DiGirolamo spoke about Bucks County’s role in the Revolutionary War. Commissioner Harvie spoke about the Bucks250 Committee and website where the Bucks County Revolutionary War Trail is available. He thanked the Planning Commission for their work on it. Commissioner Harvie commented on the current heat wave and asked that everyone check in on their neighbors. He wished everyone a Happy 4 th of July. Commissioner Marseglia noted the recent ribbon cutting for the new Bucks County African American Museum and she encouraged everyone to visit. They are open 1:30 to 4:00 on Wednesday and Thursday, and from 10:00 to 4:00 on Friday and Saturday. Commissioner Marseglia introduced Coroner Patti Campi, who spoke about her recently published children’s book, “Happy Birthday America! Love, Liberty.” IX. ADJOURNMENT Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the meeting was adjourned. The next public meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners will be held on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room. Approved: July 15, 2026 BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (Official copy on file with chief clerk) BY: _______________________________________________________________ Gene DiGirolamo Commissioner, Secretary ATTEST: Gail Humphrey, Chief Clerk
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BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES 7/1/2026 - 10:30 AM I. WELCOME The Regular Meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners was held today at 10:30 am, in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room, 55 E. Court Street, Doylestown, Pennsylvania. In attendance were Commissioner Diane M. Ellis- Marseglia, Chair; Commissioner Robert J. Harvie, Vice Chair; and Commissioner Gene DiGirolamo, Secretary. A historically costumed “town crier” from the Doylestown Historical Society led the Pledge of Allegiance. II. PRESENTATIONS A. America 250 Day The town crier proclaimed July 4, 2026 as “America 250 Day,” proudly commemorating the 250 th anniversary of the United States of America. III. PUBLIC COMMENTS The following people spoke during Public Comment: • Craig Peters from Yardley Borough • Edward Mackouse from Buckingham • Kathryn Price Engelhard from Morrisville • Nancy Sherlock from Morrisville • Bill Hettel from New Britain Township • Olga Rudik from Lower Makefield Township • Joe Frederick from Doylestown Borough • Jen Metzger from Falls Township • Andy Warren from Middletown Township Commissioner Marseglia, Solicitor Dan Grieser, Commissioner Harvie, and Chief Financial Officer Jeannette Weaver each responded with clarification on many of the questions and comments. IV. CONSENT AGENDA Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following items on the consent agenda were approved: A. Approve minutes from the June 17, 2026 regular meeting. B. Resolutions 1. Agricultural Land Preservation a. With: NTM Engineering, Inc., Wayne, PA Purpose: Approve temporary construction easement for the replacement of PennDOT bridge on Dublin Pike over Morgan Creek in Richland Township. (TMP #36-039-014) 2. BH/DP a. With: Brooke Glen Behavioral Hospital, Fort Washington, PA Amount: $120,000** (County 3.9%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide mental health inpatient services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 b. With: Easter Seals of Southeastern Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Amount: $905,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide early intervention services for children. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 c. With: Growing Children with Challenges, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $115,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide early intervention services for children. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 d. With: Kutest Kids Early Intervention, Philadelphia, PA Amount: $250,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide early intervention therapy services for children. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 e. With: Sunny Days Early Childhood Developmental Services, Inc. Media, PA Amount: $1,302,500** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide early intervention services for children. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 f. With: Sunshine Therapy Club, Inc., Bala Cynwyd, PA Amount: $800,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide early intervention services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 g. With: Voice & Vision, Inc., Warrington, PA Amount: $457,760** (County 2.1%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide community and peer support services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 3. Children & Youth a. With: Bethanna, Southampton, PA Amount: $660,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide visitation support services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 b. With: Family Service Association of Bucks County Langhorne, PA Amount: $432,410** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide various support programs. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 c. With: Family Service Association of Bucks County Langhorne, PA Amount: $510,000** (County 5%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide the Nurturing Parenting and Parents as Teachers program. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 d. With: Family Service Association of Bucks County Langhorne, PA Amount: $1,000,000** (County 4%) Purpose: Approve contract to support shelter operations. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 e. With: Neighborhood First Program, Inc., Bristol, PA Amount: $260,000** (County 12%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide mentoring and monitoring services. 7/1/24 – 6/30/26 f. With: Neshaminy School District, Langhorne, PA Amount: $10,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide the Summer Planned Action Stimulates Success (PASS) Program. 6/1/26 – 9/30/26 g. With: Valley Youth House Committee, Inc., Bethlehem, PA Amount: $350,000** (County 15%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide emergency shelter, independent living, and group home services. 7/1/24 – 6/30/26 h. With: Valley Youth House Committee, Inc., Bethlehem, PA Amount: $75,000** (County 15%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide Synergy Project street outreach, homeless assistance, and independent living program. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 i. With: Valley Youth House Committee, Inc., Bethlehem, PA Amount: $61,855** (County 15%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide supportive housing services to assist in transition from homelessness. 10/1/26 – 9/30/27 4. Commissioners a. With: Purpose: Approve omnibus delegation of authority. 5. Corrections a. With: Carr and Duff, LLC, Huntingdon Valley, PA Amount: $73,300** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve electrical contract for chiller replacement. 120 days from NTP b. With: GEM Mechanical Services, Inc., Aston, PA Amount: $425,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve mechanical contract for chiller replacement. 120 days from NTP 6. Courts a. With: Christopher Serpico, Doylestown, PA Amount: ($24,412.08) Purpose: Approve decrease and termination of contract for criminal conflict counsel. 1/1/26 – 7/1/26 7. General Services a. With: Bi-State Construction Company, Inc., Easton, PA Purpose: Approve extension of contract for repairs to Bridge #223 on Old Easton Road over Gallows Run in Nockamixon Township. 5/8/26 – 6/19/26 b. With: King Slayer Construction Inc. d/b/a KSC, Warrington, PA Amount: $12,705** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide electrical repair and maintenance. 1/1/25 – 12/31/25 c. With: Palman Electric, Inc., Huntington Valley, PA Amount: $131,383.88** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of electrical contract for Data Center Relocation project. 8/14/25 – 8/14/26 d. With: Prime Sheet Metal Inc., Warminster, PA Purpose: Approve extension of mechanical contract for the restoration of the farmhouse for the African American Museum of Bucks County. 10/1/25 – 6/30/26
Bob Harvie is recorded as taking the explicitly attributed action shown in the official record for human resources a. with: purpose: approve extension of agreement for supplemental staffing bonuses for salaried, exempt, non-union employees of neshaminy manor. 7/1/26 – 12/31/26 b..
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9. Human Resources a. With: Purpose: Approve extension of agreement for supplemental staffing bonuses for salaried, exempt, non-union employees of Neshaminy Manor. 7/1/26 – 12/31/26 b. With: The Voluntary Benefits Association, Inc d/b/a/ Virtual Care Rx, West Des Moines, IA Purpose: Approve Business Associate Agreement to provide employees with a voluntary discount Rx savings program. 6/1/26 – 5/31/29 10. Human Services a. With: Falls Township Police Department, Fairless Hills, PA Amount: $88,000 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve contract to provide reimbursement for Co- Responder Program. 1/1/26 – 9/30/26 b. With: Libertae, Inc., Bensalem, PA Amount: $42,000 (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to purchase minivan to transport women undergoing treatment for Substance Use Disorder (SUD). 4/1/26 – 3/31/27 c. With: Livengrin Foundation, Inc., Bensalem, PA Amount: $68,000 (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to purchase passenger van to transport individuals undergoing treatment for Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) and co-occurring Substance Use Disorder (SUD). 5/1/26 – 4/30/27 d. With: Pennsylvania Department of Human Services – Division of Medical Assistance Transportation, Harrisburg, PA Amount: ($127,436) Purpose: Approve decrease of Participation Grant for transportation services. 7/1/24 – 6/30/25 e. With: Walk It Out Recovery Services, Trevose, PA Amount: $110,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide opioid settlement funding for family recovery and peer support services. 1/1/26 – 12/31/26 f. With: Worthwhile Wear, Inc., Collegeville, PA Amount: $12,500** (County 3.9%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide protective services for women. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 11. Information Technology a. With: Julota, Inc., Englewood, CO Amount: $107,769** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve contract to purchase software for the data sharing and co-responder database. 6/14/26 – 6/13/27 12. Juvenile Probation a. With: Drug & Alcohol Rehabilitation Services, Inc., Columbia, PA Amount: $500,000** (County 31%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide residential services and long- term drug & alcohol treatment. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 13. Neshaminy Manor a. With: Accelerated Care Plus Leasing, Inc., Reno, NV Amount: $6,000** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide therapy equipment and related services for residents. 6/22/26 – 9/21/26 b. With: Arjo Inc., Addison, IL Amount: $30,560.79* (County 0%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide maintenance and service of resident lifts. 8/1/25 – 7/31/26 c. With: Stellar Private Cable d/b/a Silversphere, LLC, A Division of Sentrics, Ormond Beach, FL Amount: $103,286.58* (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide cable service for residents. 6/3/26 – 6/2/29 14. Parks & Recreation a. With: DSC Solutions LLC, Lancaster, PA Amount: $24,510* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide janitorial services at park locations. 6/17/25 – 6/16/27 b. With: Fiberglass Restoration, Spring Hill, FL Amount: $9,622 (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide swimming pool slide maintenance and safety related improvements at the Oxford Valley Pool. c. With: OVGC SFM, LLC, Clearwater, FL Purpose: Approve assignment of contract for the maintenance and management of Oxford Valley Golf Course. 4/1/24 – 3/31/27 d. With: Sodexo Operations, LLC, d/b/a InReach North Bethesda, MD Amount: 5% of sales (Revenue) Purpose: Approve contract to provide vending services in select park locations. 5/1/26 – 4/30/29 15. Purchasing a. With: NRG Business Marketing LLC, Princeton, NJ Amount: $1.045/MMBTU* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve natural gas basis contract for low-volume transportation services. 1/1/27 – 12/31/28 b. With: NRG Business Marketing LLC, Princeton, NJ Amount: $1.687/MMBTU* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve natural gas basis contract for high-volume transportation services. 1/1/27 – 12/31/28 c. With: NRG Business Marketing LLC, Princeton, NJ Amount: $1.851/MMBTU* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve natural gas basis contract for low-volume transportation services. 1/1/27 – 12/31/28 d. With: WGL Energy Services Inc., Vienna, VA Amount: $0.085/kWh (County 100%) Purpose: Ratify SEPSPA (Sustainable Energy Partnership of Southeast PA) billing rate effective 7/1/26. 16. Treasurer a. With: J.P. Morgan Chase Bank, N.A., Washington, DC Purpose: Approve extension of contract to provide commercial banking services. 4/5/26 – 4/4/27 17. Workforce & Economic Development a. With: Educational Data Systems Inc. (EDSI), Dearborn, MI Purpose: Approve One Stop Operator/Firewall policy. *Unit Cost/Estimated for operational purposes only ** Unit Cost/Not to Exceed V. REGULAR AGENDA A. Budget Adjustments Mr. Bria provided information on the proposed budget adjustment. Upon motion of Commissioner DiGirolamo, seconded by Commissioner Harvie, with the vote being 3-0, this Budget Adjustment was adopted. 18. 2026 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS Agenda Description April 1, 2026 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS - Adjust Operating Budget to allow for additional expenditures. Adjustment Department Amount Adjustment #6 Emergency Health 14,000 Emergency Health (Revenue) (14,000) Total Adjustment to General Fund Balance - B. Personnel Actions - Commissioners List Upon motion of Commissioner DiGirolamo, seconded by Commissioner Harvie, with the vote being 3-0, the Personnel Actions on the Commissioners’ List were approved. C. Board Appointments Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following appointments were approved: 19. America250 Bucks County Commission Cheryl Glover new appointment term ends 12/31/26 20. Housing Authority (5-year term) Donna Petrecco reappointment term ends 6/30/31 21. Human Relations Council (3-year term) Mary Theresa Gonzales reappointment term ends 6/1/29 22. Mental Health/Developmental Programs Advisory Board (3-year term) Dr. Xinyi Ge, M.D. new appointment term ends 1/3/29 D. Other Civics Upon motion of Commissioner Marseglia, seconded by Commissioner Harvie, with the vote being 3-0, the following Other Civics contribution was approved: 23. Michael Sherlock Foundation $500 VI. CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER REPORT Ms. McKevitt wished everyone a happy Juneteenth Holiday and announced the opening of the Bucks County African American Museum. She noted the contributions of county employees in the renovation of the building and wished the museum much success. Ms. McKevitt wished everyone a happy Father’s Day. VII. SOLICITOR REPORT Solicitor Dan Grieser reported on the standing Executive Session held yesterday, June 16th, to discuss personnel, litigation, and to receive confidential legal advice. VIII. COMMISSIONERS’ COMMENTS Commissioner DiGirolamo wished everyone a happy Father’s Day. Commissioner Harvie thanked staff for a good meeting and all the work involved in putting it together and wished everyone a happy Father’s Day. IX. ADJOURNMENT Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the meeting was adjourned. The next public meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners will be held on Wednesday, July 1, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room. Approved: July 1, 2026 BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (Official copy on file with chief clerk) BY: _______________________________________________________________ Gene DiGirolamo Commissioner, Secretary ATTEST: Gail Humphrey, Chief Clerk
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BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES 6/17/2026 - 10:30 AM I. WELCOME The Regular Meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners was held today at 10:30 am, in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room, 55 E. Court Street, Doylestown, Pennsylvania. In attendance were Commissioner Diane M. Ellis- Marseglia, Chair; Commissioner Robert J. Harvie, Vice Chair; and Commissioner Gene DiGirolamo, Secretary. Commissioner Marseglia welcomed everyone to the meeting, and Deputy COO and Chief Clerk Gail Humphrey led the Pledge of Allegiance. II. PRESENTATIONS A. Employee Recognition The Commissioners recognized the following employees for their milestone anniversaries with the county: 20 Years – James Iacullo from Neshaminy Manor and Thomas Nealis from Children & Youth 30 Years – Jennifer Lanzetta from Guardian Ad Litem B. Firearm Safety Sheriff Ceisler presented information on firearm safety. Commissioner Marseglia noted the statistics related to suicide with guns and said there are cards in the back of the room with #988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. III. PUBLIC COMMENTS The following people spoke during Public Comment: • Jen Metzger from Falls Township • Wayne David Bell from Falls Township • Paraag Sarva from Upper Makefield • Andy Warren from Middletown Township • Rochelle Porto from Bensalem • Joanne Miller from Bensalem Executive Director of Parks & Recreation Angie Nagle, General Services Project Manager Tom Newman, Deputy Chief Financial Officer David Bria, Commissioner Harvie, Director of Human Resources Lauren Smith, Chief Operating Officer Margie McKevitt, and Commissioner Marseglia all responded to the various questions and comments. IV. CONSENT AGENDA Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following items on the consent agenda were approved: A. Approve minutes from the June 3, 2026 regular meeting. B. Resolutions 1. Children & Youth a. With: Acollective Consulting, LLC, Warminster, PA Purpose: Approve extension of contract to provide community residential services for dependent children. 7/1/25 – 7/31/25 b. With: Bucks County Opportunity Council, Doylestown, PA Amount: $208,200** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide case management and transportation services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 c. With: Bucks County Opportunity Council, Doylestown, PA Amount: $225,140** (County 15%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide the Stable Housing Interventions in Facilitated Teams (SHIFT) housing program. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 d. With: Bucks County Opportunity Council, Doylestown, PA Amount: $108,483** (County 15%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide Pathways to Housing program. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 e. With: Bucks County Opportunity Council, Doylestown, PA Amount: $213,000** (County 15%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide Bridge Housing and HOME Family Stabilization program. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 f. With: Diakon Child, Family, and Community Ministries Topton, PA Amount: $30,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide visitation support services. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 g. With: Network of Victim Assistance, Inc., Jamison, PA Amount: $21,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide counseling and support services. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 2. Corrections a. With: Honeywell Building Solutions, Charlotte, NC Amount: $20,249.99 (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide service and maintenance of management and monitoring systems at Correctional Facility and Youth Center. 1/1/22 – 12/31/26 b. With: North Star Counseling Associates, Trumbauersville, PA Amount: $32,000** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide therapy to inmates. 4/1/26 – 3/31/28 c. With: Sysco Corporation, Houston, TX Amount: $1,800,000* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to purchase food products. 6/4/26 – 6/3/27 3. Emergency Communications a. With: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, Spring, TX Amount: $59,615.43** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide hardware and software support services for Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system. 6/1/26 – 5/31/27
Bob Harvie is recorded as taking the explicitly attributed action shown in the official record for bucks county commissioners public meeting minutes 6/3/2026 - 10:30 am i..
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BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES 6/3/2026 - 10:30 AM I. WELCOME The Regular Meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners was held today at 10:30 am, in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room, 55 E. Court Street, Doylestown, Pennsylvania. In attendance were Commissioner Diane M. Ellis- Marseglia, Chair; Commissioner Robert J. Harvie, Vice Chair; and Commissioner Gene DiGirolamo, Secretary. Commissioner Marseglia welcomed everyone to the meeting and General Services Project Manager Tom Newman led the Pledge of Allegiance. Commissioner Marseglia referenced the resolution approved at the last meeting supporting a ban on cells phones in schools. In a show of solidarity, she asked that a basket be passed to collect cell phones during the meeting. She noted that Palisades, Pennsbury, and Central Bucks School Districts have already responded to the challenge. II. PRESENTATIONS A. Child Welfare Professionals Appreciation Week The commissioners proclaimed June 1st through 5th, 2026, as “Child Welfare Professionals Appreciation Week,” supporting C&Y and all child welfare professionals who work tirelessly to protect and uplift children in the county. Assistant C&Y Administrator Kelly Gahan accepted the proclamation and said a few words on her work as a child welfare professional. B. 2026 High School Poet of the Year The commissioners recognized Jack DeBoyace, a senior at Central Bucks High School East, as Bucks County’s “2026 High School Poet of the Year” applauding his creative gift of poetry and commending his contribution to the literary tradition of the community. Mr. DeBoyace read his poems “Ceramics 2” and “Ceramics 1.” III. PUBLIC COMMENTS The following people spoke during Public Comment: • Ellen Saracini from Yardley • Chris Poli from Buckingham • Dorothy Murphy from Middletown Township • Joanne Miller from Bensalem • Andy Warren from Middletown Township Commissioner Marseglia responded with clarification on many of the questions and comments. Chief Operating Officer Margie McKevitt, Mr. Newman from General Services, and Commissioner Harvie all contributed responses to other questions raised. IV. CONSENT AGENDA Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following items on the consent agenda were approved: A. Approve minutes from the May 21, 2026 regular meeting. B. Resolutions 1. Children & Youth a. With: New Foundations, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $200,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide foster care services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/28 2. Courts a. With: Christopher J. White, LPC, Bensalem, PA Amount: ($41,209.65) Purpose: Approve decrease and termination of contract to serve as Clinical Director for Drug/Mental Health Court. 1/1/26 – 5/31/26 b. With: Christopher J. White, LPC, Bensalem, PA Amount: $50,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide intervention counseling services 6/1/26 – 12/31/26 c. With: McMahon, Lentz & Thompson c/o Erin Lentz-McMahon Norristown, PA Amount: ($32,549.38) Purpose: Approve decrease and termination of contract to represent individual defendants in cases when there is a conflict of interest with the Bucks County Public Defender’s Office. 1/1/26 – 4/30/26 d. With: Schatz and Stancu, LLP c/o Matthew Lannetti, Esq. Furlong, PA Amount: $32,549.44** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to represent defendants in criminal cases when there is a conflict of interest with the Public Defender's Office. 5/1/26 – 12/31/26 3. Emergency Health Services a. With: Penn Care, Inc., Niles, OH Amount: $99,618** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve purchase of IV pumps for use by regional EMS agencies. 4. General Services a. With: Architectural Testing Inc., York, PA Amount: $18,500** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide 3rd party testing for the Lower Bucks Government Center. (Subject to final approval by county solicitor) 5/1/26 – 4/30/27 b. With: King Slayer Construction Inc. d/b/a KSC, Warrington, PA Amount: $17,780** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide electrical repair and maintenance work. (Subject to final approval by county solicitor) 1/1/25 – 12/31/25 c. With: Rycon Construction, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $29,682.18** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of general construction contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center. (Change order #24) 4/17/24 – 12/31/26 d. With: Rycon Construction, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $34,128.15** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of general construction contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center. (Change order #25) 4/17/24 – 12/31/26 e. With: Rycon Construction, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $108,831.66** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of general construction contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center. (Change order #26) 4/17/24 – 12/31/26 5. Health Department a. With: Pennsylvania Department of Health, Bureau of Communicable Diseases, Harrisburg, PA Amount: $199,310.45 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve federal immunization grant. 10/1/25 – 6/30/26 6. Housing & Community Development a. With: General Services and A Woman’s Place, Doylestown, PA Purpose: Approve tri-party agreement outlining responsibilities for HOME-ARP grant implementation. 6/10/25 – 6/9/29 b. With: Bucks County Opportunity Council, Inc., Doylestown, PA Amount: $26,395.49** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide rapid rehousing and homelessness prevention services. 4/1/26 – 4/30/26 c. With: Family Service Association of Bucks County Langhorne, PA Amount: $37,435** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract for facility improvements at Bucks Villa to expand services for individuals experiencing homelessness. 4/1/26 – 6/30/26 7. Neshaminy Manor a. With: Schuylkill Tree & Landscaping, Auburn, PA Amount: ($52,487) Purpose: Rescind contract to provide mowing and landscaping services. 4/1/26 – 3/31/28 8. Purchasing a. With: Enel X Advisory Services USA, LLC, Andover, MA Amount: $21,082.25 (County 100%) Purpose: Approve the county's portion of SEPSPA's (Sustainable Energy Partnership of Southeast PA) contract for energy consultant services including renewable energy. 5/22/26 – 5/21/27 b. With: Pitney Bowes Presort Services, LLC, Omaha, NE Amount: $6,000* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide pre- sort mail services. 7/18/26 – 10/17/26 c. With: Riggins, Inc., Vineland, NJ Amount: $30,000* (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide heating oil, diesel fuel, and gasoline. 7/1/26 – 9/30/26 *Unit Cost/Estimated for operational purposes only ** Unit Cost/Not to Exceed V. REGULAR AGENDA A. Budget Adjustments Chief Financial Officer Jeanette Weaver provided information on the proposed budget adjustments. Upon motion of Commissioner DiGirolamo, seconded by Commissioner Harvie, with the vote being 3-0, these Budget Adjustments were adopted. 9. 2025 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS Agenda Description June 3, 2026 BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS - Adjust Operating Budget to cover additional expenditures and transfers. Adjustment Department Amount Adjustment #56 MHDP (Revenue) (1,784,000) MHDP (Transfers) (30,000) MHDP 1,814,000 General Fund (30,000) General Fund (Transfers) 30,000 Adjustment #57 Children & Youth (Revenue) 460,000 Children & Youth (Transfers) (460,000) Juvenile Placements (Revenue) 40,000 Juvenile Placements (Transfers) (40,000) Miscellaneous Capital Projects 10,000,000 Miscellaneous Capital Projects (Transfers) (10,000,000) 2015 Loan 300,000 2015 Loan (Transfers) (300,000) 2020 Loan Fund 425,000 2020 Loan Fund (Transfers) (425,000) Opportunity Council (150,000) Community College Appropriation (4,600,000) Corrections 3,500,000 Parks & Recreation 15,000 General Fund (Revenue) (10,000,000) General Fund (Transfers) 11,235,000 Total Adjustment to General Fund Balance - B. Personnel Actions - Commissioners List Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the Personnel Actions on the Commissioners’ List were approved. C. Board Appointments Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following appointments were approved: 10. Mental Health/Developmental Programs Advisory Board (3-year term) Mary Ellen Dasaro new appointment term ends 1/3/29 Arial Virk new appointment term ends 1/3/29 D. Other Civics Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following Other Civics contributions were approved: 11. Big Brothers/Big Sisters $12,000 Bristol Riverside Theater $35,000 VI. CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER REPORT Ms. McKevitt advised that the annual budget process will be starting a month early due to the Enterprise Planning Process (ERP) upgrade. She thanked all employees who have been working hard on this project. VII. SOLICITOR REPORT Solicitor Dan Grieser reported on the standing Executive Session held yesterday, June 2 nd , to discuss personnel, litigation, and to receive confidential legal advice. VIII. COMMISSIONERS’ COMMENTS Commissioner Marseglia followed up on not having her phone during the meeting and said she made written notes on things she needs to follow up on. IX. ADJOURNMENT Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the meeting was adjourned. The next public meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners will be held on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, at 10:30 a.m. in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room. Approved: June 17, 2026 BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (Official copy on file with chief clerk) BY: _______________________________________________________________ Gene DiGirolamo Commissioner, Secretary ATTEST: Gail Humphrey, Chief Clerk
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BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC MEETING MINUTES 5/21/2026 - 10:30 AM I. WELCOME The Regular Meeting of the Bucks County Board of Commissioners was held today at 10:30 am, in the Bucks County Commissioners’ Meeting Room, 55 E. Court Street, Doylestown, Pennsylvania. In attendance were Commissioner Diane M. Ellis- Marseglia, Chair; Commissioner Robert J. Harvie, Vice Chair; and Commissioner Gene DiGirolamo, Secretary. Commissioner Marseglia welcomed everyone to the meeting and Robin Robinson, Recorder of Deeds, led the Pledge of Allegiance. II. PRESENTATIONS A. Employee Recognition The Commissioners recognized Rose Monde Charles from Neshaminy Manor for thirty years of employment with the county. Also recognized were the following employees reaching twenty-year anniversaries: April Kenney from Main Courts, Dominick Feralio from the Youth Center, and Tricia Barish from the Health Department. B. Older Americans Month The Commissioners proclaimed May 2026 as “Older Americans Month” to acknowledge older adults and the people who serve them, as influential and vital parts of the community. They recognized the efforts of the Bucks County Area Agency on Aging in helping to maintain the quality of life that older residents so richly deserve. Area Agency on Aging Director Kristin Chapin accepted the proclamation and said a few words. She introduced Suzann Gegeckas, Manager of the Bensalem Senior Center, who shared information about the role of senior centers in the community. C. EMS Week The Commissioners proclaimed May 17 – 23, 2026 as “Emergency Medical Services Week,” to thank those who have dedicated their lives to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of others through the administration of swift, life-saving medical treatment. Director of Emergency Health Larry Loose accepted the proclamation and shared some information on the services provided by the agency. Evan Resnikoff, President of the Bucks County EMS Chiefs Association and Chief of Newtown EMS, also said a few words. D. Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month The Commissioners proclaimed May 2026 as “Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month,” to recognize the many vital contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the county and to celebrate their rich history and diverse cultures. District Attorney Joe Khan accepted the proclamation and spoke about the first proclamation for AAPI Month six years ago, as well as the establishment of the New Americans Advisory Commission. Commissioner DiGirolamo shared a story about his adoption of his daughters from Korea. E. PA Unplugged Health Department Director Dr. David Damsker and Kirsten McGowen from Bucks Unplugged shared information about screen usage in youth and its negative impact on mental health. Commissioner DiGirolamo and Commissioner Harvie also said a few words. III. PUBLIC COMMENTS Solicitor Dan Grieser suggested a change to agenda item 9d for General Services. Edward Mackouse from Buckingham spoke during public comment. IV. CONSENT AGENDA Upon motion of Commissioner Harvie, seconded by Commissioner DiGirolamo, with the vote being 3-0, the following items on the consent agenda were approved, as amended: A. Approve minutes from the May 6, 2026 regular meeting. B. Resolutions 1. Area Agency on Aging a. With: Baird Respiratory Therapy, Inc., Glenside, PA Purpose: Approve amendment of Appendix B, Terms and Conditions, and include Appendix J, IT Terms and Conditions. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 b. With: Benjamin H. Wilson Senior Center, Warminster, PA Purpose: Approve amendment of Appendix B, Terms and Conditions, and include Appendix J, IT Terms and Conditions. 7/1/24 – 6/30/27 c. With: Bristol Township Senior Citizens Inc., Bristol, PA Purpose: Approve amendment of Appendix B, Terms and Conditions, and include Appendix J, IT Terms and Conditions. 7/1/24 – 6/30/27 d. With: Metz Culinary Management, LLC, Dallas, PA Amount: $36,400** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide shelf- stable meals to homebound residents. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 e. With: Valued Relationships, Inc., Southfield, MI Amount: $30,000** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide personal emergency response systems and medication dispensing and monitoring services. 7/1/26 – 6/30/29 f. With: VitaCare Home Health, Inc., Feasterville, PA Purpose: Approve amendment of Appendix B, Terms and Conditions, and include Appendix J, IT Terms and Conditions. 7/1/21 – 6/30/27 2. BH/DP a. With: Easter Seals of Southeastern Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA Amount: $259,582** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide early intervention services for children. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 b. With: Goldstar Rehabilitation, Inc., Narberth, PA Amount: $30,000** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide early intervention services. 7/1/24 – 6/30/25 c. With: Goldstar Rehabilitation, Inc., Narberth, PA Amount: $46,738** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide early intervention services. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 d. With: Kutest Kids Early Intervention, Philadelphia, PA Amount: $41,591** (County 10%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide early intervention therapy services for children. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 e. With: Lenape Valley Foundation, Doylestown, PA Amount: $33,750** (County 3.9%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide mental health services. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 f. With: Magellan Behavioral Health of Pennsylvania, Inc. Yardley, PA Amount: $2,700,000** (County 0%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract for HealthChoices Behavioral Health Agreement (Amendment #5). 1/1/25 – 12/31/27 3. Children & Youth a. With: Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Bucks County, Jamison, PA Amount: $15,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide counseling and case management services. 7/1/25 – 6/30/27 b. With: Bucks County Opportunity Council, Doylestown, PA Amount: $30,000** (County 15%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide Bridge Housing and HOME Family Stabilization program. 7/1/25 – 6/30/26 c. With: K/S Consultants, Inc., Warrington, PA Amount: $60,000** (County 11%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide family therapy, advocate services, and educational consultation to maintain youth in their homes. 7/1/25 – 6/30/27 d. With: K/S Consultants, Inc., Warrington, PA Amount: $10,000** (County 20%) Purpose: Approve increase of contract to provide intensive and immediate family therapy and advocate services. 7/1/25 – 6/30/27 e. With: Kleen- Tech Services, LLC, Denver, CO Amount: $5,016.44* (County 40%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide janitorial services for the Bucks County Children and Youth Visit House. 6/1/26 – 5/31/27 4. Commissioners a. With: Bucks County Industrial Development Authority (BCIDA) Doylestown, PA Purpose: Approve Certificate of Approval for Cairn University in Langhorne, for an issuance of bonds not to exceed $9,000,000 pursuant to Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue code of 1986, as amended. 5. Coroner a. With: National Medical Services, Inc. (NMS Labs) Willow Grove, PA Amount: $135,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide toxicology services. 1/1/26 – 12/31/26 b. With: Pennsylvania Departmentof Community & Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA Amount: $114,673 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve and accept Local Share Account grant award for the Electric Stretchers Project. 12/18/25 – 6/30/28 6. Corrections a. With: PrimeCare Medical, Inc., Harrisburg, PA Amount: $134,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide Methadone to incarcerated patients with opioid use disorder. 4/2/26 – 4/1/27 7. Emergency Communications a. With: GovWorx, Inc., Denver, CO Amount: $21,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract to provide support and training services for employees. 6/15/26 – 6/14/29 8. Emergency Health Services a. With: Bureau of Emergency Medical Services, Harrisburg, PA Amount: $361,441.94 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve acceptance of Emergency Medical Services Grant. 7/1/26 - 6/30/27 b. With: Jefferson Health – Northeast, Philadelphia, PA Amount: $13,300** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve contract for physician to serve as Associate Medical Director. 2/1/26 – 1/31/28 9. General Services a. With: Bucks County Community College, Doylestown, PA Amount: $1/year rent (Revenue) $500,000**(County 100%) Purpose: Approve management and lease agreement of county property located at 1760 S. Easton Road in Doylestown. 1/1/26-12/31/26 b. With: Bucks County Community College, Doylestown, PA Amount: $1/year rent (Revenue) $650,000**(County 0%) Purpose: Approve management and lease agreement of county property located at 2912 River Road in Croydon. 1/1/26 – 12/31/45 c. With: Bucks County Housing Group (BCHG), Warmister, PA Amount: $25 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve lease of county property located at 349 Durham Road in Langhorne. 1/1/26 – 12/31/50 d. With: C&C Ford Sales Inc. d/b/a Chapman Chrysler Jeep Dodge Horsham, PA Amount: $270,372 (County 100%) Purpose: Approve purchase of (6) 2026 Ford Interceptors for Adult Probation. e. With: Chapman Chevrolet LLC, Philadelphia, PA Amount: $63,682 (County 20%) Purpose: Approve purchase of (1) 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe for the Youth Center. f. With: Holstein White, Inc., Trevose, PA Amount: $35,000** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide engineering consultant servicesas needed for various projects. 4/8/26 – 4/7/27 g. With: L.J. Paolella Construction, Inc., Brookhaven, PA Purpose: Approve extension of general construction contract for restoration and renovation of farmhouse for the African American Museum of Bucks County. 10/1/25 – 6/30/26 h. With: L. J. Paolella Construction Inc., Brookhaven, PA Purpose: Approve extension of elevator contract for restoration of farmhouse for the African American Museum of Bucks County. 10/1/25 – 6/30/26 i. With: McCormick Taylor, Philadelphia, PA Amount: $29,493** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide engineering and design services for Bridge #42 replacement project. 5/5/21 – 12/31/26 j. With: Rycon Construction, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $303,022.89** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of general construction contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center. (Change order #21) 11/9/26 – 12/31/26 k. With: Rycon Construction, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $248,215.71** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of general construction contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center. (Change order #22) 11/9/26 – 12/31/26 l. With: Rycon Construction, Inc., Philadelphia, PA Amount: $45,083.60** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase of general construction contract for Lower Bucks Government Services Center. (Change order #23) 11/9/26 – 12/31/26 m. With: T&M Associates, Bethlehem, PA Amount: $23,740** (County 100%) Purpose: Approve increase and extension of contract to provide engineering, design, and construction consultation services for Bridge #362 replacement project. 5/21/25 – 1/31/26 10. Housing & Community Development a. With: Co-Mans, Inc., Penndel, PA Purpose: Approve extension of contract for State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) to acquire and repair property at 81 Crab Tree Drive in Levittown for use as affordable shared housing. 4/1/26 – 6/30/26 b. With: US Department of Housing & Urban Development Philadelphia, PA Amount: $3,430,833.60 (Revenue) Purpose: Approve submission of the HUD 2026 Action Plan and acceptance of the 2026 grant awards for CDBG, HOME, and ESG. 7/1/26 – 6/30/27 11. Human Resources a. With: Keystone Health Plan East, Inc - Independence Blue Cross Philadelphia, PA Purpose: Approve amendment to the Administrative Services Agreement for Keystone Health Plan East (KHPE) HMO plan. 1/1/26 – 12/31/28 b. With: QCC Insurance Company, Philadelphia, PA Purpose: Approve amendment to the Administrative Services Agreement for cou
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Total disbursements: $1212578.00
Cash on hand: $794921.25
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