71  Meeting oft the Fulton County ommissonets-Tuesda, July 19, 2022  8:30 a.m. at the Commissioners' Office  Present: Commissioner Ulsh, Commissioner Bunch and Commissioner Shives  Absent: Others Present: to the flag.  None  None  Commissioner Ulsh opened the meeting with silent prayer and all recited the Pledge of Allegiance Motion by Commissioner Shives to approve the Commissioners' Minutes of the. July 12, 2022 Motion by Commissioner Bunch to approve the Accounts Payable dated. July 18, 2022 ini the  meeting. All ini favor.  amount of $61,000.19. Alli ini favor. Fund 100 General Fund Fund 229 HSDFIHSBG Fund 231 SFC Evidence Based Practice Fund 238 911 Fund 240 Hazmat Fund 256 Domestic Relations  37,405.13 $0.00 $37,405.13 15,153.00 1,634.04 4,799.71 508.31 1,500.00 $61,000.19  Manual Checks TOTAL GENERAL FUND  TOTAL ALL FUNDS  Commissioners presented the Probation Department with a Proclamation for Pretrial, Parole & Probation Supervision Week, July 18-24, 2022 and thanked them fori their services to the county and a picture was taken. In attendance were Dan Miller, Chief Probation Officer; Darron Butts, Adult Probation Officer; Jody Keefer, Adult Probation Officer and Mary Hann, Juvenile Probation Officer. Motion by Commissioner Ulsh to approve the Pretrial, Parole & Probation Supervision Week Commissioners met with Justin Evans, Planning & Mapping/Recycling Director, to review dates for the Electronics Collection Event for Fulton County townships and residents. Commissioners approved Wednesday, August 24, 2022 noon until 5 PM and Saturday, August 27, 2022 from 9-1 PM. Evans also talked toi the Commissioners about the vacant municipal seat for the RTTC (Rural Transportation Technical Committee) Southern Alleghenies Planning and Development Commission.  Proclamation,: July-18-24, 2022. AIH ini favor.  Ab brief Safety Committee meeting was held at 10:30 AM.  Commissioners met with Sid McConahy, Mission Critical Partners and Jeff Reel (via Zoom), Alleghenies Broadband to get an update on the RACP Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program) grant for the broadband project. Commissioners inquired about ownership of the towers that willl be built for the project. Reel recommended further discussion with Upward Broadband and Fulton    72  County and stating that he was not in favor ofj joint ownership. McConahy recommended that Fulton Chief Clerk, Stacey Golden spoke to the Commissioners about a county owned bridge on Laurel Ridge Road over Cove Creek in Ayr Township that needs inspected and also stated that she plans to meet with John Pecze, Municipal Services Supervisor and Craig Redman, Financial Consultant both with Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to discuss the Liquid Fuels Program in conjunction with  County own the towers and discussed the advantages with the Commissioners.  allocations to the townships.  Motion by Commissioner Ulsh to adjourn at 12:03 PM. Alli in favor.  Shak 71loL Stuart L. Ulsh, Chair  Randy H. Bunch, Vice-Chair ulac-Miwi Paula. J. Shives  Respectfully, Submitted,  Stacey M. Golden Chief Clerki