Board of County Commissioners of the County of Somerset Regular Meeting
The Board of County Commissioners discussed and approved several resolutions, including support for the replacement of bridges over I-287, the submission of the FY 2027 Sub-regional Transportation Planning Work Program, and the establishment of the County Opioid Settlement Advisory Council to guide the allocation of settlement funds. The Board authorized various professional service contracts for architectural and engineering work, laboratory testing services, and intersection improvements. Additionally, the Board approved agreements for summer internship programs with Rutgers University and the continuation of the Personal Assistance Services Program, while also finalizing payments and change orders for road resurfacing projects and the new horse barn construction at Lord Stirling Stable.
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Board of County Commissioners of the County of Somerset Regular Meeting
The board discussed several items, including recognition of ALS Awareness Month, designation of Emergency Medical Services Week, and various appointments. The commissioners authorized the receipt of bids for several bridge rehabilitation and replacement projects. Additionally, the board approved grant applications for the Victims of Crime Act program and the TRANSCAER Hazmat Team Response Fund. They awarded a contract for a bridge replacement project and approved a consultant modification for a road resurfacing and ADA compliance program. Finally, the board amended a resolution concerning guide rail and guide rail parts cooperative pricing.
Feb 10, 2026·Board meeting
Board of County Commissioners of the County of Somerset Regular Meeting
The board issued a proclamation for the Jack and Jill of America 2026 Health Fair and made an appointment to the LGBTQ+ Advisory Board. An ordinance was adopted to establish speed limits along multiple county routes. The board also authorized various resolutions, including shared service agreements, engineering and professional services contracts for bridge replacements, infrastructure upgrades at the Neshanic Valley Golf Course, and procurement of election-related software. Additionally, the board approved the acceptance of a donation for the Prosecutor's Office Dive-Rescue Team and several grants for 911 communications and emergency management operations.
