BOROUGH OF DUNMORE  400 South Blakely Stréet Dunmore, PA 18512 570-343-7611/FAX 570-343-8107 Borough Council Agenda  Dunmore Borough. Building, Monday, February 13, 2017  1. Pledge of Allegiance. 2. Roll call.  3. Public comment on agenda items. 4. Motion to approve minutes. 5. Motion to approve and pay open bills. 6. Pennsylvania Ambulance presentation.  7. Personnel Matters.  8. Motion to approve the 2016. AG-385 Form. (99% Paid Protection. /1% Volunteer Protection).* 9. Motion to approve the purchase of one (1) VERTICAL Summit IP Telephone System configured with 121 lines x 24 stations. This purchase will include 18 P/N VS 9030, 30 button speak phones for the Borough Building, Fire and Police Departments. The purchase includes installation, programing and a two (2): year warranty on Parts and Labor. The purchase price will not exceed $10,000.00. 10. Motion to appoint Michael A. Dempsey, Esquire, Dunmore Borough Council Vice-President as 11. Motion to appoint Murphy, Dougherty & Company Certified Public Accountants, Moscow, PA as the Borough Auditor for a period oft three (3)3 years. Proposed audit fees are as followed: 2016-$17,925, 12. Motion to advertise for applications for the Dunmore Zoning and Planning Boards to fill expired terms. All interested residents, including current members oft the Boards are encouraged to apply. 13. Motion to advertise a Request for Proposal regarding the Dunmore Borough Building-Security Updates. This project will include installation of new doors, including steel frames, collection windows and a  Dunmore's representative to the Scranton Sewer Authority Board.  07-318A25.,08-3189253  wireless keypad/badge door access control system and associated hardware.  14. Public comment.    15. Public officials. 16. Adjourn.  *The Municipal Pension Plan Funding Standard and) Recovery Act (Act 205 of 1984) requires Pennsylvania municipalities that wish toj participate in the General Municipal Pension System State Aid Program to certify certain information tot the Department ofthe Auditor General each year. This information includes thet total number and earnings of full-time police officers, paid firefighters, and non-uniformed employees who are: members ofai municipal pension plan. Additionally, Act 205 requires municipalities that wish to receive a distribution oft the Foreign Fire Insurance Tax to certify whether its fire protection service is provided solely by paid or by volunteer firefighters, ori if provided by both, thej percentage ofactual fire protection service provided by each type of firefighter. The certified information on form AG-385, along with data supplied by thel Public Employee Retirement Commission, is used to compute a municipality's allocation ofstate aid for pension plans  and/or volunteer firefighters' reliefassociations.