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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2025-08-14_Departmental Agendas_Meeting No. 1213 CHIEF CLERK'S AGENDA August 12, 2025 SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS No special order of business. NEW BUSINESS 1 . Chief Clerk respectfully requests the Commissioners authorize and direct the use of an electronic signature system, such as DocuSign, to permit the Commissioners, Solicitor, Chief Clerk, and department heads to execute county contracts, agreements, grants and/or licenses subject to the requirements of the Pennsylvania Electronic Transactions Act with the understanding that wills, deeds and real estate transactions will have wet signatures. 2. Chief Clerk respectfully requests the Commissioners authorize the Solicitor and members of the IT Department to establish an Electronic Signature Policy, which will specify the manner and format for creating, sending and storing electronic records, the type of electronic signature required and the security method to ensure the integrity and confidentiality of electronic records. Said policy should establish control processes and procedures to ensure the preservation, security and auditability of electronic records. 3. Chief Clerk respectfully requests the Commissioners adopt a resolution approving the issuance of tax-exempt revenue notes in the maximum principle amount of $55 million by the Allegheny County Hospital Development Authority for the benefit of West Penn Allegheny Foundation, LLC, to finance medically-equipped LifeFlight helicopters, as detailed in the public hearing minutes dated August 8, 2025. 4. Chief Clerk respectfully requests the Commissioners approve the hiring of Attorney Sarah Scott of Sweat Law Offices as the HIPPA Privacy and Security Officer for Washington County at the contract price of $1 ,500 per month. This contract will be effective date of agreement and will continue until otherwise terminated pursuant to a 30-day written notice. MEMORANDUM August 12, 2025 TO: Commissioner Sherman Commissioner Janis Commissioner Maggi FROM: Jason E. Theakston, Planning Director SUBJECT: Agenda Meeting—August 12, 2025 1. Planning—SPC Agreement Planning Commission recommends approval of an agreement with Southwestern Pennsylvania Corporation (SPC) for the 2025-2027 Unified Planning Work Program in the amount to be reimbursed of$35,568.00. FY 2025-2026 and Fiscal Year 2026- 2027 will reflect$17,784.00 in County contribution and $4,446.00 of in-kind match, respectively. 2. Parks and Recreation—Division Orders Planning recommends approval of an amended division order with Range Resources for Harmon Creek D Unit B (Panhandle Trail)with the decimal interest 0.00148101. 3. Parks and Recreation—Mingo Creek Park Hunting 2026 Planning Commission recommends approval of permitting deer hunting in Mingo Creek Park from Friday, January 2, 2026, to Saturday, January 10, 2026. 75 free permits will be issued for each day hunting is permitted. Applications would be accepted from Washington County residents and property owners by mail on November 10, 2025, and then non-residents would be able to apply by mail on November 17, 2025. The hunting season is proposed during late season Muzzleloader and Archery hunting seasons. Mingo Creek Park will remain open to public use during this season. Applications will be available beginning October 1, 2025. ,ryasnyge �xt CountVas;bingtonof z ° FINANCE DEPARTMENT 7U' BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Adam G.Petris NICK SHERMAN Finance Director CHAIR 95 WEST BEAU STREET— SUITE 430 ELECTR WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA 15301 PHONE:724-228-6894 IS VICE CHAIR HAIR LARRY MAGGI FAX:724-228-6941 PHONE:724-228-6724 FINANCES' AGENDA August 12, 2025 1. Finance, on behalf of Elections, respectfully requests the Board of Commissioners approve and ratify a grant application with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) for the election integrity grant program established under Act 88 of 2022. The application is in the amount of$751,100.88 and will be for the period of July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026. 2. Finance, on behalf of Elections, respectfully requests the Board of Commissioners approve a grant Notice of Intent with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for the Provisional Ballot Affidavit Envelope Grant under the Help America Vote Act of 2002. The grant is in the amount of$500.00 and will be used to offset the costs of purchasing newly designed envelopes. MEMORANDUM TO: Commissioner Nick Sherman, Chairman Commissioner Electra S.Janis,Vice Chair Commissioner Larry Maggi FROM: Department of Human Services SUBJECT:Agenda Meeting August 12, 2025 1. Children and Youth Services—Provider Agreements Children and Youth Services is respectfully requesting approval of the following provider agreements for the period of July 1, 2025—June 30, 2026. No additional county funds are required. PROVIDER SERVICES PROVIDED AMOUNT Academy for Adolescent UPMC Washington $ 90,000.00 Health Inc. Teen Outreach Mentoring Services Academy for Adolescent UPMC Washington $ 91,540.00 Health Inc. Teen Outreach Peer Support Partners Adoption Connection PA Foster Care Services $1,150,000.00 Adoption Connection PA- Visitation Services $ 50,000.00 Visitation Auberle Teen Placement Services $ 100,000.00 Blueprints- Consolidated In-Home &Truancy Intervention Prevention $ 900,000.00 Program (TIPP) Blueprints- FGDM Family Group Decision Making (FGDM) $ 200,000.00 Develops plans to ensure safety, stability, and health Blueprints- Independent Independent Living Services $ 670,000.00 Living Blueprints- Independent Independent Living Non-Adjudicated Youth $ 150,000.00 Living Non-Adjudicated Services to achieve and maintain self-sufficiency. Youth Blueprints-Transitional Transitional Living Youth Services. $ 125,000.00 Living Blueprints-Triple P Evidence—Based Parenting Program $ 195,000.00 Blueprints-Team Dad Father Engagement Program for Dads who are $ 10,000.00 incarcerated in WCCF. Blueprints-Visitation Visitation services to maintain positive $ 320,000.00 connections until reunification can be achieved. Children's Aid Society of Foster Care $ 20,000.00 Mercer County Families United Network, Provides safe,nurturing environment focusing on $ 100,000.00 Inc. family reunification or permanency. Innersight LLC Assessments, Counseling, Comprehensive Evaluations, and Medication Management. $ 316,086.00 Justice Works Youth Care Family Group Decision Making (FGDM). $ 750,000.00 Justice Works Youth Care Healthy Families America is an evidenced based, $ 250,000.00 home visiting program for parents facing life stresses. Justice Works Youth Care Offering the following programs: $ 800,000.00 Just Care—There goal is to reduce length of stay in private and public residential placements and achieve superior outcomes when youth return to the community. Anger Management—To provide anger management services and learn effective coping skills. Nurturing Parent—Decreases instances of child abuse/neglect by strengthening and nurturing parenting practices. STOPP - Crisis Intervention providing Short Term Outreach to Prevent Placement. Justice Works Youth Care VIP Kids (Violation Initiative Program) providing $ 160,000.00 Case Managment. Justice Works Youth Care Visitation Related Services. $ 250,000.00 Justice Works Youth Care Truancy Remediation and Diversion Program. $ 100,000.00 Keystone Adolescent Center Foster Care Program that provides a community- $ 350,000.00 based family service delivery system that assists referred children,youth and their families. Merakey-Pennsylvania Provides community-based family care for youth $ 100,000.00 with behavioral and mental health needs,reducing institutional placements. New Life Adolescents New Life Adolescents is a 15-bed,privately $ 650,000.00 owned residential program that provides a stable, supportive environment for at-risk young women. Three Rivers Adoption Foster Care placement services for children ages $ 50,000.00 Counsel DBA TRAC 0-21. Services for Families Twin Pines Family Services, Foster Care placement services for children ages $ 100,000.00 LLC 0-21. Total $ 8,047,626.00 2. Children and Youth Services—Provider Agreement Children and Youth Services is respectfully requesting the approval of the following provider agreement with K.Burda Training and Consulting LLC to provide behavioral health training services focusing on motivational interviewing and evidence-based practices within the Assertive Community Treatment Model (ACT) for the period of July 1, 2025, through June 30,2026.The contract authorization amount is for$20,000.00 and no additional county funds are required. 3. Behavioral Health and Developmental Services—Provider Agreements Behavioral Health and Developmental Services is respectfully requesting approval of the following provider agreements for the period of July 1, 2025—June 30, 2026. No additional county funds are required. PROVIDER SERVICES PROVIDED AMOUNT AMI,Inc. of Washington- Provides the following Mental Health Services: $488,000.00 Greene Co. Certified Peer Specialist, Community Mental Health Supported Housing, Consumer Drop-In Center,Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation,Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation Housing Support Services, Peer Mentor, Site Based Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Site Based Rehab Expansion— Cognitive Enhancement Therapy, and Social Rehabilitation. The Academy for Adolescent Contracted for the operation of The Common $50,000.00 Health,Inc. Ground Teen Center,which promotes the inclusiveness of those age 13-18 with mental illness and/or co-occurring disorders. The Arc of Washington Provides intellectual disabilities services of. Self- $ 68,000.00 County Advocacy/Peer Mentor Program. The CARE Center, Inc. dba Provides Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) $1,000,000.00 SPHS CARE Center Team, Certified Peer Specialist, Community Mental Health Supported Housing, Crisis Intervention (24/7/365), Crisis Stabilization Diversion Unit (24-hour program with supports and room and board for up to 10 days),Intensive Permanent Supportive Housing and Outpatient. Center for Community Provides Supports Coordination Organization $ 19,500.00 Resources (Intellectual (SCO) for our Intellectual Disabilities Department. Disabilities Center for Community Contracted as our Base Service Unit (BSU) $ 1,085,000.00 Resources (Mental Health) providing the mental health services of: Administrative Case Management, Family Support Services, Respite and the Student Assistance Program to public schools in Washington County. Centerville Clinics, Inc. Provides Blended Case Management, Certified $ 67,800.00 Peer Specialist, Outpatient and Partial Hospitalization. Chartiers Center Mental Health Outpatient Services $ 2,000.00 The Children's Institute Provides early intervention $ 50,000.00 Multi-Disciplinary Evaluation Services. George Junior Republic in Provides mental health mobile medication services. $ 15,000.00 Pennsylvania Healing Bridges, Inc. (Mental Provides mental health Blended Case Management $ 25,000.00 Health) and Outpatient services. Mental Health Association of Provides Community Mental Health Supported $ 2,000,000.00 Washington County Housing, Enhanced Personal Care Home (24/7 residential home),Long-Term Structured Residence,Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services, Parent Advocate and Representative Payee services. Pathways of Southwestern PA, Provides Hearing,Nutrition, Occupational $ 425,000.00 Inc. Therapy,Physical Therapy, Special Instruction, Speech-Language Pathology and Vision early intervention services. Positive Steps Therapy,LLC Provides Multi-Disciplinary Evaluation early $ 40,000.00 intervention services. Pressley Ridge Provides Family-Based Mental Health services. $ 15,000.00 SPHS Southwest Behavioral Provides Blended Case Management, Certified $ 250,000.00 Care,Inc. Peer Specialist, Consumer Drop-In Center,Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation Housing Supports, Outpatient, Site Based Psychiatric Rehabilitation, Social Rehabilitation and Summer Enhancement Program. Supportive Concepts for Provides the intellectual disabilities service for The $ 10,000.00 Families,Inc. (Intellectual Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 Disabilities (OBRA), also known as the nursing home reform act. Supportive Concepts for Provides Community Residential Rehabilitation $ 1,200,000.00 Families,Inc. (Mental Health) (CRR),Transition Age Youth Community Residential Rehabilitation (TACRR) mental health services. Transitional Employment Provides Supported Employment to assist $ 175,000.00 Consultants individuals with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) in obtaining and maintaining competitive employment. Total $6,985,300.00 4. Human Services—Continuum of Care Program Master Grant Agreement Human Services is respectfully requesting the approval to enter into a master grant agreement with the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development ("HUD") to provide housing and supportive services for individuals and families in Washington County experiencing homelessness in the amount of$3,131,694.00. The contract is for the period of May 1, 2025—September 30, 2026, and no additional county funds are required. 5. Human Services—Provider Agreements Human Services is respectfully requesting approval to enter into agreements with the following providers for housing and supportive services to homeless individuals and families and no additional county funds are required. PROVIDER AMOUNT GRANT YEAR Connect, Inc. $1,235,806.00 5/1/2025—4/30/2026 Connect, Inc. $ 828,640.00 7/1/2025—6/30/2026 The Mental Health Association S 277,741.00 5/1/2025—4/30/2026 TOTAL $2,342,187.00 6. Human Services—Human Services Block Grant Application Human Services is respectfully requesting approval of an Assurance of Compliance associated with the Human Services Block Grant application for the period of July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026. The funds are provided by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services and no additional county funds are required. 7. Human Services—Western PA Coordinated Entry Access Site Memorandum of Understanding Human Services is respectfully requesting the approval to enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with The Union Mission (the Coordinated Entry Lead Agency),in representation of the Western PA Continuum of Care (CoC), to establish and define the responsibilities of an access site. Human Services is an access site in the CoC's Region 4. No county funds are required. WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Randy Vanklrk NICK SHERMAN,CHAIRMAN "yam Director of Purchasing ELECTRA JANIS,VICE CHAIR i'i Phone: 724-228-6729 LARRY MAGGI (724)228-6724 WASHINGTON COUNTY COUNTY OF WASHINGTON PURCHASING DEPARTMENT COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA 95 WEST BEAU STREET,SUITE 430 WASHINGTON,PA 15301 TO: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FROM: RANDY VANKIRK, DIRECTOR OF PURCHASING DATE: AUGUST 07,2025 SUBJECT: AGENDA ITEMS FOR AUGUST 12,2025 -MIN#1212 I. BIDS/CONTRACT EXTENSIONS/PROPOSALS A. Contract Extension 1.Extension—Bridge and Welding Services/Repairs—Maccabee Industrial Inc. Purchasing, on behalf of Planning,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners extend the agreement with Maccabee Industrial Inc, of Belle Vernon PA.All work shall be done on a time and materials basis in accordance to the terms and conditions set forth in the original bid document. All services will be performed at the below rates: ■ Field Labor: $75.00/hour ■ Truck Rates: $40.00/hour ■ Emergency Field Labor: $110.00/hour ■ Emergency Truck Rate: $40.00/hour If approved,this agreement will be effective for a term of one year from award unless otherwise terminated pursuant to the terms of the agreement or a thirty days' notice. B. Authorization to Bid 1. Paving—Crosscreek Park 1 Purchasing, on behalf of Planning,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve the advertising for bids for Crosscreek Park Paving. C. Bid Extension&Award Extension 1. Thirty Day Extension—Bid Contract#022525-14 Unit T-Hangar—Bid opening— 02/25/2025 Pursuant to Act 142, Senate Bill 1154,effective February 20,2001, Purchasing respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners authorize a thirty(30) day extension of the bid pricing for"14 Unit T-Hangar"for Washington County Airport to the following vendors, as additional time is needed to evaluate the bid responses. • Erect-A-Tube,Inc.,Harvard,IL IL AGREEMENTS & CONTRACTS/LEASES A. Professional Service Agreements 1. Tower Site Generator Maintenance-Behers Electrical Service,Inc. Purchasing, on behalf of Public Safety,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve a Tower Site(20 Sites)Maintenance agreement with Behers Electrical Service,Inc.,Bridgeville,PA. If approved,this maintenance agreement will be effective DOA, 2025 for a period of 1-year with options to extend at a total estimated yearly cost of$7,000.00,plus any necessary emergency service. The total cost of this maintenance will be paid from the Public Safety Operating budget. 2.Addendum-Thomas Shelby& Company,Inc.—Chair Fleet Leasing—911 Operators Purchasing, on behalf of Gerald Coleman, Public Safety,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve an addendum to our chair fleet agreement with Thomas Shelby& Company,Inc.-to switch out three chairs and replace with three of the BodyBilt model D504 to accommodte a different seating pan for County 24/7 9-1-1 operators. If approved,this agreement will be effective June,2025,through April, 2028,with an annual cost of$10,680.00,to be paid once per year unless otherwise terminated pursuant to the agreement. 3. Professional Service Agreement—Actuarial Services—Foster&Foster-Pension Purchasing, on behalf of the Controller,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve an professional services agreement for actuarial services with Foster& Foster Consulting Actuaries,Inc. These actuarial services will be used whereas it applies to meeting Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statements(GASB) standards and applicable law and audits, as required for the Pension actuarial reports. If approved,this agreement will be effective for a 12-month term at their submitted hourly rates unless otherwise terminated pursuant to the agreement. 4. Professional Service Agreement—Actuarial Services—Foster&Foster-OPEB Purchasing, on behalf of the Controller,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve an professional services agreement for actuarial services with Foster& Foster Consulting Actuaries,Inc. These actuarial services will be used whereas it 2 applies to meeting Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statements(GASB) standards and applicable law and audits, as required for OPEB actuarial reports. If approved,this agreement will be effective for a 12-month term at their submitted hourly rates unless otherwise terminated pursuant to the agreement. 5.Richardson Communications—Real-Estate Expo and Communications Purchasing,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve a Professional Service Agreement Extension with Richardson Communications of Bethel Park PA for the Real-Estate Expo and other Consulting Services. If approved,this extension will continue under the same terms&conditions of the original agreement and will be effective DOA and continue for a six(6)month period unless otherwise terminated pursuant to a 30-day written notice. 6.Drive Marketing—Marketing Agreement-Real Estate Expo Purchasing,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve a Marketing agreement for the 2026 Real Estate Expo with Drive Marketing,Inc.,of Mars PA. If approved,the monthly rate will be $2000 and 10%of the gross of all funds raised by Drive Marketing, Inc. and the term of the agreement shall be in effect through the completion of the 2026 Real Estate Expo unless otherwise terminated pursuant to the terms and conditions of our current agreement. III. DONATION A. Donation Resolutions 1.Vehicle Donation The Purchasing Department,as per Section 1805 of the County Code governing the sale or disposition of personal property of the County,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners authorize the resolution for the donation of a Vehicle to be utilized by the Washington County DA,from Range Resources who has completed the"Application to Submit Donations"application and have met all required criteria. III. STATE CONTRACT/COSTARS PURCHASES 1. COSTARS 6—Document Security Preservation Services Purchasing, on behalf of Carrie Perrell,Recorder of Deeds,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve PFD Security Preservation File Backup Services Agreement for scanned records(to meet State& County Mandates)iwith Reynolds Business Systems,Emmaus,PA., at an estimated cost of($92,369.29 plus $3,870.30) $96,239.59,to be funded from the Recorder of Deeds Records Improvement Fund. The proposed purchase is in accordance with the pricing on PA State Contract/CoStars 6 and therefore does not require bidding. The funding source would be the Recorder of Deeds Records Improvement Fund. Note: These PDF/A's are called the "Security Preservation Files"which must be stored in a live on-line-environment. Conformance with the policy also mandates the creation of a 3 "Security Preservation Backup"that must be stored off-site. These services provide the ability to comply. 2. CoStars 39-Elections-Voting Equipment Purchasing, on behalf of Melanie Ostrander, Director of Elections,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve the replacement of backup batteries on all voting equipment,which includes 620 ExpressVote balloting marking devices and 200 DS200 precinct scanners and time/date coin cell batteries on 200 DS200 precinct scanners in the amount of$153,900. The proposed purchase is in accordance with the pricing on PA State Contract/Costars 39 and therefore does not require bidding. The proposed vendor is Election Systems& Software LLC of Omaha,NE. The total cost will be derived from Election Integrity Grant Program funds. 3. CoStars 8 Contract—Equipment& Supplies—District Attorney Purchasing, on behalf of the District Attorney,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve the purchase of a DJI Matrice 30T basic combo Drone kit and accessories for use by the District Attorney's Office.,at a total cost of$30,296.98,to be funded from their PCCD Bryne Justice Assistance Grant. The proposed purchase would be made via COSTARS 8 and therefore does not require bidding. The proposed vendor is Steel City Drones,Carnegie,PA. 4.DGS Costars 25—Woltz and Wind Ford Purchasing, on behalf of Jason Theakston,Director of Planning,respectfully requests the Board of County Commissioners approve the purchase of one (1)2026 Ford F-350 4X4 Regular SD Crew Cab and Equipment upfit for use throughout the County Parks. The requested truck would be purchased via DGS Costars 25 and therefore does not require bidding. The proposed truck would replace an aged 2001 Ford F-350 Truck. The proposed vendor for this purchase is Woltz and Wind Ford of Heidelberg,PA. Funding will be provided via Gas&Oil funds. • One(1)2026 Ford F-350 Truck-$59,124.00 MIN#1212,Dated 08/14/2025. 4 N PMENT EL AUTHORITY ` .} REDEVELOPMENT U R a c w,/ OF THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON ' RAC W 90 WEST CHESTNUT STREET,SUITE 700,WASHINGTON,PENNSYLVANIA 15301 PHONE 724-228-6875 FAX 724-250-8431 STEPHEN JOHNSON www.racw.net COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DARYL PRICE redevelopment@racw.net NICK SHERMAN,CHAR MAN PAUL SCARMAZZI ELECTRA S.JANIS,VICE CHAIR JEFFREY JONES ROBERT C.GRIFFIN LARRY MAGGI JEFF MILLS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR PROJECT ACTIVITY REPORT DATE: August 12, 2025 TO: Washington County Board of Commissioners FROM: Redevelopment Authority of the County of Washington Carroll Demolition Project No. CD 23-02B This project involves the demolition and site clearance of the following blighted residential structures that have been condemned under the Township's Code Enforcement Program. • 108 Baird Avenue • 1933 A&B Route 2023 • 902 Wanner Avenue • 28 Robinson Street Estimated Demolition Cost: $49,900.00 Funding: Carroll Community Development Block Grant Funds Bid Opening: August 6, 2025 Washington Parking Lot Reconstruction Project No. CD 24-19 This project involves reconstruction of the parking lot located on Main Pavilion Drive (next to the Main Pavilion) at the Washington Park including wedge curb, park stops, line striping and related improvements. Estimated Construction Cost: $100,000.00 Funding: Washington Community Development Block Grant Funds Bid Opening: August 7,2025 Washington Demolition Project No. BMP 25-01 This project involves the demolition and site clearance of a commercial structure located at 352 South Main Street. Estimated Demolition Cost: $75,000.00 Funding: Washington County Blight Mitigation Funds Bid Opening: August 8, 2025 Project Activity Report—August 15,2025 Canonsburg Demolition Project No. BMP 25-04 This project involves the partial demolition and site clearance of 2 Iron Street. Estimated Demolition Cost: $150,000.00 Funding: Washington County Blight Mitigation Funds Bid Opening: August 15, 2025 South Strabane Community Center ADA Improvements Proiect No. CD 23-27 This project will complete necessary building modifications to provide ADA accessibility to the Pancake Community Center located at 1696 East Maiden Street, Washington. The scope of work includes demolition and reconstruction of the concrete access ramp and walkway, replacement of hand railings, replacement of the entrance door and necessary modifications, establishment of ADA parking, and associated site restoration. Contractor: Avelli Construction Corporation Contract Award: $104,800.00 Funding: $100,000.00 South Strabane Community Development Block Grant Funds $ 4,800.00 Local Funds Award Date: July 21, 2025 Canonsburg,Street Reconstruction Proiect No. CD 24-03 This project involves the reconstruction of Taylor Drive from West College Street to terminus (approximately 7601f). Contractor: Morgan Excavating, L.P. Contract Award: $388,476.60 Funding: Canonsburg Community Development Block Grant Funds Award Date: July 30, 2025 Cross Creek Demolition Project No. BMP 25-07 This project involves the demolition and site clearance of a commercial structure located at 483 Cross Creek Road, Avella. Contractor: W. J. Woodhouse, Jr. & Sons, Inc. Contract Award: $41,050.00 Funding: Washington County Blight Mitigation Funds Award Date: August 1, 2025 South Strabane Washington Mall Demolition Project No. BMP 25-02 This project involves the demolition and site clearance of 301 Oak Spring Road in South Strabane Township. Contractor: Neiswonger Construction, Inc. Contract Award: $5,859,575.00 Funding: Washington County Blight Mitigation Funds Award Date: August 4, 2025 2 Project Activity Report—August 15, 2025 Washington Senior Citizens Center Improvements Proiect No. LS 24-17 This project involves interior renovations to the Washington Senior Citizens Center located at 69 West Maiden Street.Improvements to include painting,electrical,lighting fixtures, ceiling,flooring and ADA restrooms. Contractor: K. J. Johnston, LTD Contract Award: $127,280.00 Funding: Local Share Account Funds Award Date: August 7, 2025 ignature 3