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HUNTERDON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Commissioner Meeting Room
71 Main Street, Building 1, Second Floor
Flemington, New Jersey 08822
October 7, 2025
I. 5:00 p.m. CONVENE:
11. EXECUTIVE SESSION
1. Resolution Entering into Executive Session.
The Board entered Executive Session at 5:02 p.m.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
111. 5:30 p.m. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
IV. MOMENT OF SILENCE
V. REPORT FROM COUNTY COUNSEL ON EXECUTIVE SESSION
VI. COMMISSIONER REPORTS
Commissioner Kuhl reported the Department of Planning and Land Use had a well
attended public meeting on September 30th on the proposed Hunterdon County Bicycle
Plan. The event was very successful, and the feedback provided by members of the
public was both thoughtful and informative. A future public meeting date will be
announced soon. Commissioner Kuhl shared he attended the launch of the County's
newly upgraded Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Records Management System.
The system, one of the few of its kind in New Jersey at the county level, modernizes
dispatch and recordkeeping for Police, Fire, and EMS operations, creating a unified,
countywide emergency response platform. The new CAD system ensures that our
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emergency responders have faster access to critical information, better coordination
across agencies, and stronger security for Hunterdon County residents.
Commissioner Soloway shared that the staff Breast Cancer Awareness Walk is taking
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place this Friday and all donations will benefit Dance for the Cure. As co-liaison for
veteran affairs, Commissioner Soloway reminded everyone the 2nd Annual Veterans
Resource Fair will take place on Thursday, October 16 at Razberry's Banquet Hall in
Kingwood Township. The event is being co-hosted with Congressman Tom Kean and
the Hunterdon County Chamber of Commerce. She added the final veterans' headstone
cleaning event of 2025 is scheduled for Saturday, October 18, at Milford Union
Cemetery. Thanks to the continued dedication of our volunteers, nearly 1,500 veteran
headstones have now been properly cleaned across Hunterdon County, along with the
replacement of American flags and veteran markers at grave sites.
Deputy Director Van Doren shared last Friday he joined Commissioners Kuhl and
Soloway for the annual goHunterdon meeting and awards breakfast. The event
celebrated local achievements in safety, sustainability, and innovation in transportation,
recognizing individuals and organizations that have made meaningful contributions to
improving mobility and quality of life in Hunterdon County. The LINK, Hunterdon
County's primary public transportation system, was recognized for four decades of
providing reliable, affordable, and essential transportation services-connecting
residents to employment, healthcare, education, and other vital resources. Deputy
Director Van Doren congratulated the LINK on 40 years of dedicated service. In closing,
he shared information regarding the new HealthEASE program that the Senior Center
is offering. Workshops are scheduled for October 15th and 27th. Residents can call the
Senior Center for additional information or to register.
Director Lanza shared he joined Polytech Superintendent Dr. Todd Bonsall for an
interview with Channel 69 News at the new County Vocational School located on the
North Hunterdon High School campus. He has continued to hear overwhelmingly
positive feedback from prospective students and their families about the exciting career
pathways and hands-on learning opportunities that will be offered at the campus.
Director Lanza reminded everyone that the next regularly scheduled Commissioner
meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 21st, at the Delaware Township Municipal
Building. Each year, the Board "takes county government on the road," meeting in
various municipalities to stay connected and accessible to our residents. At this
upcoming meeting, the Board will also receive recommendations for the 2025 Municipal
Parks and Recreation Grant Program.
VII. PRESENTATION FROM NEW JERSEY HIGHLANDS COUNCIL, MARYJUDE
HADDOCK-WEILER
Ms. Maryjude Haddock-Weiler from the New Jersey Highlands Council shared a
presentation with the Commissioner Board. Ms. Haddock-Weiler provided background
regarding the research, focus groups and public outreach sessions that took place last
year in order to explore this new brand. She shared several examples of how the logo
could be used. In closing, she announced the Highlands Council is currently working on
creating a website, www.enjoynj.com, will be up and running soon.
1. Authorizing the Director of the Board of County Commissioners to sign the New Jersey
Highlands you never Knew Jersey license agreement for use of the Highlands
Council's branding materials.
Motion: By: Jeff Kuhl Seconded: Susan Soloway
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Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: Zachary Rich Absent: Zachary Rich
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VI 11. PROCLAMATIONS/RECOGNITION
1. Recognizing October as Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month in the County
of Hunterdon.
Ms. Hailey Weichler shared that herself and Lauren are both 1 in 4 women who have
experienced pregnancy or infant loss. Ms. Welch shared Healing After Loss
Outreach works closely with Hunterdon Medical Center, helping women who are also
1 in 4. Ms. Weichler and Ms. Welch thanked the Board for recognizing October as
Pregnancy & Infant Loss Awareness Month.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
2. Proclaiming October 12 through October 18, 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness
Week in the County of Hunterdon.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Shaun Van Doren
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
3. Recognizing the 2025 Awardees, upon their recognition from Hunterdon County Crime
Stoppers for their contributions to public safety within the Hunterdon County
Community.
Motion: By: Jeff Kuhl Seconded: Shaun Van Doren
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
4. Recognizing United Way of Hunterdon County upon celebrating their 40th
Anniversary.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
5. Recognizing October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Dance for the Cure, a
local 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization for their dedication to breast cancer awareness
and supporting breast cancer patients in the community.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
j 6. Recognizing Jeannine Gorman and Nick Pellitta upon being honored by Prevention
Resources and receiving The Spirit of Hunterdon Award.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
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Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
7. Recognizing Lebanon Township Police Chief Jason Cronce for his heroic actions and
act of valor, placing himself at great personal risk in order to save the life of another.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
IX. PUBLIC COMMENT, Limited to 2 minutes per person.
(Comments exceeding 2 minutes will be entertained later in the agenda)
No public comments.
X. GRANTS, Michael Franchini, Deputy CFO
Motion: To approve Grant Resolutions #1 - 7.
By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
1. Requesting the insertion of an item of revenue and the like sum as an appropriation,
in the 2025 County Budget, for the 2025-2026 HSAC Grant in the amount of
$75,665.00.
2. Requesting the insertion of an item of revenue and the like sum as an appropriation,
in the 2025 County Budget, for the 2025-2026 Public Health Emergency Preparedness
(LINGS) Grant in the amount of $235,263.00.
3. Requesting the insertion of an item of revenue and the like sum as an appropriation,
in the 2025 County Budget, for the 2026 Strengthening Local Public Health Capacity
Program Grant in the amount of $42,534.00.
4. Requesting the insertion of an item of revenue and the like sum as an appropriation,
in the 2025 County Budget, for the 2025 Area Plan Mid-Year Amendment Grant in the
amount of $316,457.00.
5. Requesting the insertion of an item of revenue and the like sum as an appropriation,
in the 2025 County Budget, for the FY 2026 NJTPA Subregional Transportation
Planning (STP) Grant in the amount of $103,762.50.
6. Requesting the insertion of an item of revenue and the like sum as an appropriation,
in the 2025 County Budget, for the SFY 2026 NJ-JARC Round 12 Grant in the amount
of $200,000.00.
7. Requesting the insertion of an item of revenue and the like sum as an appropriation,
in the 2025 County Budget, for the 2026 Childhood Lead Grant in the amount of
$56,590.00.
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l XI. PLANNING & LAND USE
1. Authorizing the Hunterdon County Division of Planning Services to apply for a North
Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA) Subregional Transportation
Planning (STP) grant for the period July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027, in the amount of
$103,762.50.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
XII. PURCHASING, Ray Rule, QPA
1. Approving a contract award for year two for County Bid 2024-21, with Superior Office
Systems, for maintenance service and supplies for the County and Library copiers, in
an amount not to exceed $49,182.71.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Shaun Van Doren
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Zachary Rich, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
2. Approving a contract award for year two for County Bid 2024-22, with J Oliva
Enterprises LLC, for Landscape Maintenance and Mowing Services for various County
facilities and Parks, in an amount not to exceed $157,400.00.
Motion: By: Jeff Kuhl Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
3. Approving a contract award for County Bid 2025-19, with Home Stat Inspections Inc.,
for Inspections Services for Housing Choice Voucher Units Using NSPIRE Inspection
Protocols, in an amount not to exceed $63,960.00.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
4. Approving a contract award for County Bid 2025-18, with Pal-Pro Builders, LLC, for
Renovations to the Hunterdon County Justice Center, in an amount not to exceed
$2,750,000.00.
Motion: By: John Lanza Seconded: Shaun Van Doren
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
5. Approving a contract award for County RFP 2024-19, with Easton Coach Company,
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System, known as The LINK.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
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6. Approving a contract award for County RFP 0060-2025, with Hunterdon Medical
Center, for Medical Director Services, in an amount not to exceed $16,500.00.
Motion: By: Jeff Kuhl Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
7. Approving a contract award for County RFP 0046-2024, with Colliers Engineering &
Design Inc., for professional engineering design services for improvements to the
South County Park, in an amount not to exceed $180,240.00.
Motion: By: Jeff Kuhl Seconded: Shaun Van Doren
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
8. Approving contract amendment #2 for County RFP 0048-2022, Professional
Engineering Design Services for the Replacement of Hunterdon County Bridge FC-80
Pine Hill Road over South Branch of Raritan River, Franklin and Clinton Townships, in
an amount not to exceed $10,278.55.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
9. Approving Requisition #R25-3970, Eplus Technology Inc., for the Route 12 Complex
Network and Firewall Replacement, in an amount not to exceed $1,942,393.03.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Solavvay
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
10. Approving Requisition #R25-5923, with E.O. Habhegger Co., Inc., for the purchase of
a fuel tanks and associated equipment for the Everittstown Garage, in an amount not
to exceed $212,363.72.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
11. Approving Requisition #R25-5931, with Independence Constructors, Inc., for the
removal of the underground fuel storage tanks and the installation of new above
ground fuel storage tanks at the Everittstown Garage, in an amount not to exceed
$247,587.50.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Shaun Van Doren
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
12. Approving requisition #R25-5932, with Foley Inc., for electrical engineering design
services for the Justice Center generator, in an amount not to exceed $56,250.00.
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
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Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
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13. Approving Requisition #R25-6265, with TGG Floors, for the Library Headquarters
public bathrooms flooring treatments, in an amount not to exceed $71,861.40.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
XIII. COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR, Brad Myhre
1. Ordinance 2025-18; Permitting Compensation for the Division of Vehicle Services for
Overtime Hours worked in the Department of Administrative Services.
Motion: Open Public Hearing
By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
The public hearing was opened.
There were no comments from the public.
Motion: Close Public Hearing
By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
The public hearing closed.
2. Adoption of Hunterdon County Ordinance 2025-18; Permitting Compensation for the
Division of Vehicle Services for Overtime Hours worked in the Department of
Administrative Services.
Motion: By: Susan Soloway Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
XIV. APPOINTMENTS
1. Approving the appointment of Patrick Torpey to a four-year term on the Hunterdon
County Vocational School Board (Polytech) for a term to be effective November 01,
2025 through October 31, 2029, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 18A:54-16.
Motion: By: Jeff Kuhl Seconded: Susan Soloway
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
J No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
2. Approving the appointment of Christian Bench as a member to the Hunterdon County
Planning Board, term to be effective immediately through December 31, 2026.
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Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
XV. CONSENT AGENDA
Motion: By: Shaun Van Doren Seconded: Jeff Kuhl
Yes: John Lanza, Shaun Van Doren, Jeff Kuhl, Susan Soloway
No: None Abstain: None Absent: Zachary Rich
1. Approving the Claims Register dated October 07, 2025.
2. Approving the executive session and regular meeting minutes from the September 16,
2025 meeting.
3. Approving the hire and regular appointment of Ian Chesser as a Technician, MIS in
the Hunterdon County Department of Information Technology. (Filling a vacancy)
4. Approving the hire and regular appointment of Charlie Gray as a part-time Librarian
Associate in the Hunterdon County Library. (Filling a vacancy)
5. Approving the hire and regular appointment of Mallika Ramachandran as a Librarian
1 in the Hunterdon County Library. (Filling a vacancy)
6. Approving the hire and regular appointment of Mark Fedak as a Clerk Driver in the
Hunterdon County Library. (Filling a vacancy)
7. Approving the hire and regular appointment of Neve Mazique Bianco as a Public
Safety Telecommunicator Trainee in the Hunterdon County Department of Public
Safety. (Filling a vacancy)
8. Approving the hire and regular appointment of Alissa Beviano as a Public Safety
Telecommunicator Trainee in the Hunterdon County Department of Public Safety.
(Filling a vacancy)
9. Approving the action to hereby grant Maryjean G. Riou a regular appointment as a full
time Librarian 2 as of October 7, 2025, in the Hunterdon County Library. (No change
in salary)
10. Acknowledging the action of the Hunterdon County Board of Elections to hire
temporary Early Voting Workers to staff Early Voting sites.
11. Acknowledging the action of the Hunterdon County Board of Elections to hire
temporary Early Voting Site Supervisors to staff Early Voting sites.
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12. Approving the title advancement of Keith Fleming to the position of Assistant
Superintendent of Weights and Measures in the Hunterdon County Department of
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Health, Division of Weights and Measures.
13. Approving the provisional promotion of Nicholas Siani to the title of Senior Public
Health Investigator in the Department of Health, Division of Environmental Health.
14. Approving the provisional promotion of Maria Olivia Domingo to the title of Human
Services Specialist 1 in the Department of Human Services, Division of Social
Services.
15. Approving the provisional promotion of Skye Newman to the title of Human Services
Specialist 1 in the Department of Human Services, Division of Social Services.
16. Approving the provisional promotion of Summerlea Bruschi to the title of Keyboarding
Clerk 3 in the Department of Human Services, Division of Social Services.
17. Approving the contractural promotion and regular appointment of James Bojanowski
to the title of Traffic Maintenance Worker in the Department of Public Works, Roads
Division. Provided per the CWA Local 1036, Rank and File collective bargaining
agreement.
18. Authorizing the County Administrator to sign Amendment No. 1 to the Grants-In-Aid
Agreement for the County Reentry Coordinators (CRC) Program between New Jersey
Department of Corrections and Hunterdon County Sheriff's Office.
19. Approving an Amendment to Hunterdon County Personnel Policy 76-2: Equal
Employment Opportunity Policy.
20. Approving an amendment to Hunterdon County Personnel Policy 2023-10: Americans
with Disabilities and Pregnant Workers Fairness Acts.
21. Approving an amendment to Hunterdon County Personnel Policy 2002-02:
Harassment.
22. Approving an amendment to Hunterdon County Personnel Policy 2020-165: Domestic
Violence Policy.
23. Approving an amendment to Hunterdon County Personnel Policy 2013-1: Family and
J Medical Leave.
24. Approving an amendment to Hunterdon County Personnel Policy 2005-03: Fringe
Benefits for Constitutional Officers, Department Heads, unclassified Employees and
Non-Contractual Employees- Overtime.
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25. Approving the Policy for the Review and Approval of Requests by Municipalities or
School Districts for Pedestrian Crossing Countermeasures at Uncontrolled Locations
on County Roadways.
26. Approving the Purchase of a Permanent Grading Easement Block 64, Lot 2 in the
Township of Readington, as part of the reconstruction of Bridge R-168, and authorizing
the Director to sign all required documentation.
27. Authorizing a Project Labor Agreement for the Emergency Services Training School.
28. Authorizing the Publication of Notice for Public Comment and Naming Commissioner
Director John E. Lanza as the Certifying Official for the Environmental Record Review
for the Flemington Borough Police Station ADA Accessible Bathroom and Community
Emergency Operations Reception Center Project.
29. Authorizing the Director or Deputy Director to sign a County Comprehensive
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Contract #26-532-ADA-0, with State funds in the amount
of $253,789.00 with a County match of $35,570.00, for the period of January 1, 2026
through December 31, 2026.
30. Approving the Hunterdon County Comprehensive County Youth Services 2026
Funding Application to access $303,094.00 in State funds from the Juvenile Justice
Commission, for the grant period January 1, 2026, through December 31, 2026.
31. Approving an amendment to Resolution 2025-716; for the FY26 Local Core Capacity
for Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) LINGS Grant, to reflect an
increase in funding from the original amount of $235,263.00 to the new amount of
$276,491.00, and authorizing the Director to sign all necessary documents.
32. Approving a time extension for the project known as the Roadway Reconfiguration &
Bridge Rehabilitation, Woodsville Road at State Route 31 & County Bridge WE-74,
Woodsville Road over Peter's Brook, in the Townships of East Amwell & West Amwell,
County of Hunterdon.
33. Approving a time extension for the project known as the Roadway Reconfiguration &
Bridge Rehabilitation, Woodsville Road at State Route 31 & County Bridge WE-74,
Woodsville Road over Peter's Brook, in the Townships of East Amwell & West Amwell,
County of Hunterdon.
34. Approving the Specifications for the Resurfacing of County Route 579 Situated in
Franklin Township, County of Hunterdon, and authorizing the County Purchasing
Agent to solicit bids for this project.
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35. Approving a request from Tewksbury First Aid & Rescue Squad to host a coin toss on
Saturday, October 18, or Sunday, October 19, 2025, with a rain date of Saturday,
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October 25, or Sunday, October 26, 2025 from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at the
intersection of Lamington Road (County Route 523) and County Route 517 in the
Township of Tewksbury.
36. Authorizing the Director of the Board of County Commissioners to sign a grant
application with the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of
Administration, for the State Fiscal Year 2025 ARRIVE Together Grant Program, for
the period of July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2027, in the amount of $84,106.00, for the
Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office.
37. Authorizing the Commissioner Director to sign and accept, on behalf of the County, a
Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) - Forensic Nurse Examiner/ Sexual Assault Response
Team (FNE/SART) Program grant application, subaward number VS-10-24, with the
New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety, Office of the Attorney General,
Division of Administration, in the amount of $178,393.00 for the period of October 1,
2025 to September 30, 2026, for the Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office.
38. Approving an amendment to Resolution 2025-798 for the Hunterdon County
Prosecutor's Office (Gangs, Guns, and Narcotics Task Force), the Subrecipient for the
grant titled: State Fiscal Year (SFY) 2026 Operation Helping Hand Grant Program, to
reflect in increase of funding from the original amount of $105,000.00 to the new award
amount of $110,526.31, for the period of September 1, 2025 to August 31, 2026.
39. Approving a request from The Friends of the Hunterdon County Library to host their
annual Book Sale at the Grange Building and the 4-H Administration Building at the
South County Park on Wednesday, April 1, 2026, through Thursday, April 30, 2026,
with all fees waived for this event.
40. Approving a request from the Hunterdon County Bar Association to host their Mock
Trial Finals at the Hunterdon County Historic Courthouse on Tuesday, February 3,
2026 at 6:00 p.m. with a snow date of Thursday, February 12, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. and
waive the fees associated with the use of the Historic Courthouse.
41. Authorizing Hunterdon County Sheriff Fred Brown, to execute a Business Associate
Agreement Contract #26-919 with the New Jersey Department of Human Services,
Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS).
42. Authorizing the Director of the Board of County Commissioners to sign an Agreement
for the Installation of School Speed Limit Sign Beacon with the Tewksbury Township
School District.
43. Authorizing the use of Competitive Contracting for the Hunterdon County Code Blue
Warming Center pursuant to N.J.S.A.40A:11-4.3(a).
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XVI. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
No public comments.
XVII. ADDITIONAL COMMISSIONER COMMENTS
No additional Commissioner comments.
XVIII. EXECUTIVE SESSION (Reconvene if necessary)
XIX. ADJOURNMENT
The Board adjourned at 6:18 p.m. on a motion by Deputy Director Van Doren, seconded
by Commissioner Soloway, followed by a voice carry.
Respectfully submitted and transcribed by:
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