Board of County Commissioners Minutes — 2026-07-14

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July 14, 2026
The County Commissioners of Queen Anne’s County met this date pursuant to its last
adjournment and there were present:
James J. Moran
Jack N. Wilson, Jr.
Patrick McLaughlin
Philip L. Dumenil
Christopher M. Corchiarino
CLOSED SESSION:
Pursuant to State Government Law Section 3-305(b)(1) to discuss the appointment,
employment, assignment, promotion, discipline, demotion, compensation, removal, resignation,
or performance evaluation of appointees, employees, or officials over whom this public body has
jurisdiction; or any other personnel matter that affects one or more specific individuals; “The
County Commissioners held a Closed Session on a motion of Commissioner Corchiarino,
seconded by Commissioner Wilson, at 8:00 a.m. in The Office of the County Commissioners, The
Liberty Building, 107 N. Liberty Street, Centreville, Maryland.” The Board adjourned in Closed
Session at 8:06 a.m. Those in attendance were Mr. Todd Mohn, P.E., County Administrator, Mr.
Pat Thompson, County Attorney, and Ms. Shari Hershberger, Executive Administrative Assistant.
The Board discussed Personnel.
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Wilson, the
Board unanimously agreed to approve the government relations contract with Bruce Bereano for
FY2027.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
CLOSED SESSION:
Pursuant to State Government Law Section 3-305(b)(3): to consider the acquisition of real
property for a public purpose and matters directly related thereto; “The County Commissioners
held a Closed Session on a motion of Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner
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Wilson, at 8:06 a.m. in the Office of the County Commissioners, The Liberty Building, 107 N.
Liberty Street, Centreville, Maryland.” The Board adjourned in Closed Session at 8:15 a.m.
Those in attendance were Mr. Todd Mohn, P.E., County Administrator, Mr. Pat Thompson,
County Attorney, and Ms. Shari Hershberger, Executive Administrative Assistant, Mr. Steve
Cohoon, Public Facilities Planner, Mr. Rob Gunter, Development Review Principal Planner
The Board discussed Land Acquisition.
CLOSED SESSION:
Pursuant to State Government Law Section 3-305(b), (7) to consult with counsel to obtain
legal advice on a legal matter; “The County Commissioners held a Closed Session on a motion of
Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Wilson, at 8:15 a.m.. in the Office of the
County Commissioners, The Liberty Building, 107 N. Liberty Street, Centreville, Maryland.” The
Board adjourned in Closed Session at 8:39 a.m. Those in attendance were Mr. Todd Mohn, P.E.,
County Administrator, Mr. Pat Thompson, County Attorney and Ms. Shari Hershberger, Executive
Administrative Assistant, Ms. Amy Moredock, Director, Planning & Zoning, Ms. Stephanie Jones,
Principal Planner.
The Board consulted with Counsel.
CLOSED SESSION:
Pursuant to State Government Law Section 3-305(b), (3): to consider the acquisition of real
property for a public purpose and matters directly related thereto; “The County Commissioners
held a Closed Session on a motion of Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner
Wilson, at 8:39 a.m. in the Office of the County Commissioners, The Liberty Building, 107 N.
Liberty Street, Centreville, Maryland.” The Board adjourned in Closed Session at 8:43 a.m.
Those in attendance were Mr. Todd Mohn, P.E., County Administrator, Mr. Pat Thompson,
County Attorney and Ms. Shari Hershberger, Executive Administrative Assistant.
The Board discussed Land Acquisition.
MEETING CALLED TO ORDER:
The meeting was called to order at 8:45 a.m.
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MINUTES:
On a motion made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil, the
Board unanimously agreed to approve the agenda for the current meeting and the Regular Minutes
of June 30, 2026, Sanitary Minutes of June 30, 2026, and the Closed Session Minutes of June 30,
2026.
PRESS AND PUBLIC COMMENT:
The following persons spoke to the Commissioners on subjects of interest to them:
 Loring Mills – Traffic and Public Safety Rt. 8
 Jay Falstad – County Ordinance No. 26-05 and County Ordinance No. 26-06- Text
Amendment process
 Brendan Mallaney – County Ordinance No. 26-05
 Lora Davis – County Ordinance 26-05
 Joe Cusimano – County Ordinance No. 26-05
 Email Comment – Claudia Jewell – Extension of Sewer to Marling Farms and Dominion
LEGISLATIVE:
COUNTY ORDINANCE NO 26-05:
A BILL ENTITLED AN ACT CONCERNING Supplemental Standards for Gas Stations
to Include Fuel Pumps, Underground Fuel Storage Tanks and Islands, and Canopies in Queen
Anne’s County; FOR THE PURPOSE OF reducing the required distance between an entrance/exit
to a gas station to any intersection from 100 to 75 feet; providing how such distance is to be
measured; and generally addressing and dealing with gas station entrances and exits; BY
AMENDING §18:1-58 B. of the Code of Public Local Laws of Queen Anne’s County, Maryland.
CommissionerMoran continued this item for an additional two weeks so an Amendment
to the ordinance can be considered.
COUNTY ORDINANCE NO 26-06:
A BILL ENTITLED AN ACT CONCERNING An Increase to the Maximum Impervious
Surface Ratio for Commercial and Industrial Uses in the Subdivision Commercial (SC) District
Which Were in Operation Prior to December 31, 2025 in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland; FOR
THE PURPOSE of increasing the maximum impervious surface ratio for commercial and
industrial uses in the Subdivision Commercial (SC) Zoning District which were in operation prior
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to December 31, 2025, from 0.45 (45%) to 0.80 (80%); BY AMENDING §18:1 -21E.(2)(a)[1] of
the Code of Public Local Laws of Queen Anne’s County, Maryland;
CommissionerMoran continued this item for an additional two weeks so an amendment to
the ordinance can be considered.
AMENDMENT TO COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 26-09 TRANSFERABLE
DEVELOPMENT RIGHTS:
AN AMENDMENT TO A BILL ENTITLED AN ACT CONCERNING Amendments to
the Transfer Development Rights (TDR) Standards in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland; FOR
THE PURPOSE OF amending pending County Ordinance No. 26-09 to further restrict the
allowable uses in Open Space which has been administratively subdivided under other provisions
of this legislation. BY AMENDING Section 18:1-12 of the Code of Public Local Laws Queen
Anne’s County.
CommissionerWilson introduced the Amendment to County Ordinance No. 26-09. This
amendment will be conveyed to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation.
AMENDMENT TO COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. 26-10 NONCONTIGUOUS
DEVELOPMENT:
AN AMENDMENT TO A BILL ENTITLED AN ACT CONCERNING Amendments to the
Noncontiguous Development (NCD) Standards in Queen Anne’s County, Maryland. FOR THE
PURPOSE OF amending pending County Ordinance No. 26-10 to further restrict the allowable
uses in Open Space which has been administratively subdivided under other provisions of this
Ordinance. BY AMENDING Section 18:1-12 of the Code of Public Local Laws of Queen
Anne’s County, Maryland.
CommissionerWilson introduced the Amendment to County Ordinance No. 26-10. This
amendment will be conveyed to the Planning Commission for review and recommendation.
PRESENTATIONS:
CHARACTER COUNTS UPDATE:
Ms. Melinda Ray, Character Counts Coordinator, presented to the Board an update on the
Character Counts Program. Ms. Ray informed the Board that the school year had gone well and
shared that overall percentages of teacher support and student support for the Character Counts
Program was high.
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DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY SERVICES UPDATE:
Mr. Scott Haas, Director, Department of Emergency Services, presented to the Board an
update of the Department. Highlights included Special Operations, Emergency Management,
Community Emergency Response Teams Update, Training, Staffing, Call Volume, Projects, and
New Transport Units.
WEEKLY CORRESPONDENCE AND PRESENTATION OF DOCUMENTS FOR
SIGNATURE:
The Board reviewed various correspondence with Todd Mohn, County Administrator.
ACTION ITEMS:
PROCLAMATION No. 26-19 JULY IS PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH:
Commissioner Dumenil read Proclamation No 26-19 July is Parks and Recreation Month.
WHEREAS, parks and recreation are an integral part of communities throughout this country,
including Queen Anne’s County; and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation promotes health and wellness, improving the physical and
mental health of people who live near parks; and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation encourages physical activities by providing space for popular
sports, hiking trails, swimming pools and many other activities designed to promote active
lifestyles; and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation programming and education activities, such as out of school
time programming, youth sports and environmental education, are critical to childhood
development; and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation increases a community’s economic prosperity through
increased property values, expansion of the local tax base, increased tourism, the attraction and
retention of businesses, and crime reduction; and
WHEREAS, parks and recreation are fundamental to the environmental well-being of our
community; and
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WHEREAS, parks and recreation are essential infrastructures that makes our communities
resilient in the face of natural disasters and climate change; and
WHEREAS, our parks and natural recreation areas ensure the ecological beauty of our
community and provide a place for children and adults to connect with nature and recreate
outdoors which has a positive impact on mental health and well being; and
WHEREAS, the U.S. House of Representatives has designated July as Parks and Recreation
Month; and
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY Queen Anne’s County Board of County
Commissioners that July is recognized as Parks and Recreation Month in Queen Anne’s County.
WHITE MARSH PARK BASEBALL FIELD LIGHTING:
Mr. Steve Chandlee, Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, submitted to the board
for their approval White Marsh Park Baseball Field Lighting.
The Department of Parks and Recreation recommended to contract MUSCO to install
lighting on one baseball diamond and install infrastructure for future field lighting at White
Marsh Park for a total cost of $525,368. Funding is available using the Athletic Field Work
Capital Project.
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil,
the Board unanimously agreed to authorize the Department of Parks and Recreation to contract
MUSCO to install lighting on one baseball diamond and install infrastructure for future field
lighting at White Marsh Park for a total of $525,368.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
BATTS NECK ARTIFICIAL TURF AND BASEBALL FIELD LIGHTING:
Mr. Steve Chandlee, Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, submitted to the board
for their approval Batts Neck Artificial Turf and Baseball Field Lighting.
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The Department of Parks and Recreation recommended to contract MUSCO to install
lighting on one baseball diamond, retrofitting the Artificial Turf field lighting, and electrical
panel work at Batts Neck Park for a total cost of $678,532. Funding is available using the
Athletic Field Work Capital Project
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil,
the Board unanimously agreed to authorize the Department of Parks and Recreation to contract
MUSCO to install lighting on one baseball diamond, retrofitting the Artificial Turf field lighting,
and electrical panel work at Batts Neck Park for a total of $678,532.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
BATTS NECK PARK SOFTBALL FIELD LIGHTING:
Mr. Steve Chandlee, Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, submitted to the Board
for their approval Batts Neck Park Softball Field Lighting.
The Department of Parks and Recreation recommended to contract with MUSCO to
install lighting on one softball field at Batts Neck Park for a total cost of $294,035. Parks and
Recreation will be utilizing the Keystone Purchasing Network Agreement KPN-202501-03. The
project is contingent upon receiving grant funding from DNR-Program Open Space of
$261,364.44. The remaining amount of $32,670.56 will be funded from the Athletic Field Work
capital project.
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil,
the Board unanimously agreed to authorize the Department of Parks and Recreation to contract
MUSCO to install lighting on one softball field at Batts Neck Park for an amount of $294,035,
contingent upon grant funding from DNR- Program Open Space.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
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EQUIPMENT PURCHASE – 2026 CHEVROLET 2500HD TRUCKS:
Mr. Steve Chandlee, Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, submitted to the Board
for their approval for two 2026 Chevrolet 2500HD Trucks.
The Department of Parks and Recreation recommended the purchase of two 2026 Chevy
2500HD Double cab trucks with snow-plow package from Hertrich Fleet Services, Inc in
Denton, MD for $108,688, utilizing the State of Maryland Contract. This purchase will replace
RP140, a 2007 Chevy truck and RP146, a 2012 Ford truck. Funding shall come from the Capital
Project Budget
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil,
the Board unanimously agreed to authorize the Department of Parks and Recreation to purchase
two 2026 Chevy 2500HD Trucks with snowplow package from Hertrich Fleet Services, Inc in
Denton, MD for $108,688.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
EQUIPMENT PURCHASE – FORD F550 TRUCK:
Mr. Steve Chandlee, Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, submitted to the Board
for their approval for a 2027 Ford F550 truck.
The Department of Parks and Recreation is recommending the purchase of one 2027 Ford
F550 Truck with dump bed and snow-plow package from Hertrich Fleet Services, Inc in Milford,
DE for $108,767, utilizing the Howard County Contract. This purchase will replace RP200, a
2012 Dodge Ram 3500. Funding shall come from the Capital Project Budget.
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil,
the Board unanimously agreed to authorize the Department of Parks and Recreation to purchase
one 2027 Ford F550 Truck with dump bed and snowplow package from Hertrich Fleet Services,
Inc. in Milford, DE for $108,767.
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Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
PARKS STAGE RENTAL FEE INCREASE:
Mr. Steve Chandlee, Director, Department of Parks and Recreation, submitted to the board
for their approval for an increase in the Parks Stage Rental Fees.
The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board recommended an increase in rates for Stage
Rental Fees. This change in rates would be effective August 1, 2026. To summarize, the changes
Parks is increasing the security deposit, transportation, and fuel surcharge fees. The base rental
rate of the stage remains the same. The last time the Stage Rental fees were changed was July 1,
2013. For Non-Profits and Co-Sponsored QACPR rentals Parks proposes to waive the base
rental rate and only charge the security deposit, transportation, fuel surcharge, and toll fees.
On a motion made by Commissioner Dumenil seconded by Commissioner Corchiarino,
the Board unanimously agreed to authorize the Department of Parks and Recreation to increase
the rates for Stage Rentals according to their updated Rate Schedule sheet effective August 1, 2026.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION – CHESAPEAKE BAY BRIDGE FLAGPOLE:
This Memorandum of Understanding is with the Maryland Transportation Authority for
the newly erected flagpole at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. MDTA is solely responsible for the
maintenance and upkeep of the project. Queen Anne’s County will be accepting donations for
the project.
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On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Wilson,
the Board unanimously agreed to execute the Memorandum of Understanding with the Maryland
Transportation Authority for the flagpole located at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM – AGREEMENT OF SALE
AND PROJECT AGREEMENT – RELIEF FARM, LLC:
Mr. Joe Pippin, Soil Conservation Aide, Queen Anne’s County Soil Conservation District
presented to the Board for their approval Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program –
Agreement of Sale and Project Agreement – Relief Farm, LLC.
There are 90.752 acres of the 338.553-acre property owned by Relief Farm, LLC that is
ready to be submitted to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources for review and final
approval. Submission of the complete CREP package includes the Agreement of Sale and
Project Agreement to be signed by the County Commissioners. Total funding is being provided
by the CREP Easement program through Program Open Space, no County funds are being
utilized. The Relief Farm, LLC property is located within the County Priority Preservation Area
and will add to the 616.373 acres of CREP Easements that are already preserved.
On a motion made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil, the
Board unanimously agreed to execute the Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP)
easement Agreement of Sale and Project Agreement for the property owned by Relief Farm,
LLC.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
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RESOLUTION NO. 26-09 MODIFICATION TO MORATORIUM RESOLUTION NO.
25-12:
Resolution No. 26-09 is clarifying the impact of resolution No. 25-12 and providing for
the extension of certain deadlines impacted by such resolution.
On a motion made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Corchiarino,
the Board unanimously agreed to adopt Resolution No. 26 – 09 Modification to Moratorium
Resolution No. 25-12.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
EMERGENCY SERVICES BILLING RATE INCREASE AND ADDITION OF LIFT
ASSIST AND TREATMENT WITHOUT TRANSPORT CHARGES:
The Department of Emergency Services is in the process of implementing services with
EMS|MC for ambulance billing and revenue recovery services. As part of the transition to a new
billing contractor, EMS|MC conducted an analysis of Queen Anne’s County’s current ambulance
rates, Medicare reimbursement trends, the 2026 Ambulance Inflation Factor, and charges assessed
by neighboring Maryland jurisdictions. EMS|MC determined that the County’s existing rates are
significantly below regional benchmarks and recommended a 200% increase in transport charges
to better align with prevailing market rates and improve cost recovery. In addition, EMS|MC
recommended establishing charges for Lift Assist responses and Treatment Without Transport
encounters. These services require the deployment of personnel, vehicles, equipment, and medical
supplies but currently generate no reimbursement despite representing a growing portion of EMS
workload.
Service Medicare Rate Current Rate Proposed Rate
BLS Emergency $468.30 $425.00 $936.60
ALS 1 Emergency $556.11 $650.00 $1112.22
ALS 2 Emergency $804.89 $700.00 $1609.78
Mileage (per mile) $9.33 $15.00 $18.66
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Treatment Without N/A N/A $210.00
Transport
Lift Assist N/A N/A $100.00
On a motion made by Commissioner Dumenil, seconded by Commissioner Corchiarino,
the Board unanimously agreed to approve the increase in ambulance billing rates and authorize
the implementation of charges for Lift Assist services and Treatment Without Transport services
as recommended by EMS|MC.
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Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES AMBULANCE PURCHASE:
The Department of Emergency Services recommended ordering one Ambulance with an
expected delivery of 18 to 24 months. The Department of Emergency Services received approval
to order one of these ambulances in FY26 due to the extended delivery dates from the
manufacture and now is requesting approval to order the second one.
Staff reviewed available bids and recommended piggybacking on the Houston-Galveston
Area Council Cooperative Purchasing Program. This will enable the department to procure one
2027 Ford F-550 4x4 Horton Model #623 ambulance from FESCO Emergency Sales, a
Maryland-based authorized dealer for a grand total of $394,259.
On a motion made by Commissioner McLaughlin, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil,
the Board unanimously agreed to authorize the Director of the Department of Emergency
Services to purchase one 2027 Ford F-550 4x4 Horton Model #623 ambulance through the
Houston-Galveston Area Council Cooperative Purchasing Program from FESCO Emergency
Sales, in the total amount of $394,259.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
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Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
PERFORMING ARTS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION BEER AND WINE LICENSE:
At their July 7th meeting the Board of License Commissioners (Liquor Board) voted
unanimously to approve proposed legislation for new beer and wine licenses. The Board
respectfully requests that the Commissioners forward this legislation to our delegation for
introduction at the next Legislative Session in 2027.
On a motion made by Commissioner Wilson, seconded by Commissioner Corchiarino,
the Board unanimously agreed to forward the Performing Arts Nonprofit Organization Beer and
Wine License legislation to our delegation for introduction at the next Legislative Session in
2027.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
VETERAN TRANSITIONAL HOUSING GRANT LETTER OF SUPPORT:
This letter is in support of a grant application being submitted by Hope 4 All, Inc. for the
“Hope 4 All Veterans Homes Subdivision” project to be located in Grasonville. The project
includes predesign planning, schematic design, design development, vacuum main sewer
upgrades, landscape, construction documents, permitting, surveying and demolition of existing
homes that are in disrepair.
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Dumenil,
the Board unanimously agreed to execute the Letter of Support to Maryland Historical Trust for
Hope 4 All Veterans Home Subdivision project.
Commissioners Yes No
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Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
PROCUREMENT POLICY ADDENDUM AND DONATION AND SPONSORSHIP
POLICIES REVISION:
The Procurement Policy Addendum #1 supplements the County's existing Procurement
Policy #400-010 specifically for procurements funded in whole or in part with federal grants,
cooperative agreements, or pass-through federal funds — purely locally funded procurements are
not affected. Its core purpose is to bring the County into compliance with the federal Uniform
Guidance (2 CFR Part 200), and it explicitly states that where it conflicts with #400-010, the
Addendum controls for federally funded purchases. The most consequential provision for day-to-
day operations is Section 4.3: the County's existing Local Vendor Preference and any other
geographic preference cannot be applied to federally funded procurements — no exceptions
across solicitation, scoring, tie-breaking, or award. Secondly, the Donation and Sponsorship
Policy replaces the County's old "Donated Property" policy from 2010 with a much broader
Donation and Sponsorship Policy covering cash gifts, real and personal property, in-kind
services, and sponsorship/naming-rights arrangements. It sets a tiered approval structure based
on dollar value and type: the Director of Budget and Finance can approve unrestricted cash gifts
up to $25,000 and property up to $10,000; the County Administrator can approve restricted
donations and sponsorships up to $100,000; and anything above that — plus all real property
donations, naming rights, and gifts with long-term maintenance or contractual obligations —
requires Board of County Commissioners approval. The County also reserves broad discretion to
decline any donation that creates conflicts of interest, liability, ongoing burdens, or doesn't serve
a clear public purpose, and acceptance never implies endorsement of the donor. The policy
builds out controls around restricted donations, sponsorships, donated property, donated services
and volunteers, and financial controls. It also addresses tax matters — clarifying the County
doesn't value donations or give tax advice — and closes with acknowledgment-letter
requirements, an ethics/conflicts-of-interest clause, and a provision that only the Board of
Commissioners can grant exceptions.
On a motion made by Commissioner Corchiarino, seconded by Commissioner Wilson,
the Board unanimously agreed to approve Addendum #1 to the County’s Procurement Policy
#400-010 and replace the County’s Donation Policy with a new Donation and Sponsorship
Policy #400-011, both to be effective July 14, 2026.
Commissioners Yes No
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Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
BUDGET AMENDTMENT #CC-1 – BOARD OF EDUCATION ALLOCATION:
This budget amendment for $500,000 provides budget authority to fund two district-wide
rotating behaviorists and four middle school mental health support staff positions as approved by
the Board.
On a motion made by Commissioner McLaughlin, seconded by Commissioner Wilson,
the Board unanimously agreed to approve Budget Amendment #CC-1 increasing the Board of
Education FY27 Operating Budget by $500,000.
Commissioners Yes No
Moran x
J Wilson x
McLaughlin x
Dumenil x
Corchiarino x
COMMISSIONER’S ROUNDTABLE:
Commissioner Corchiarino discussed the following: Acknowledged Bastielle Day
Commissioner Dumenil discussed the following:
Commissioner Moran discussed the following:
Commissioner Wilson discussed the following: Acknowledgement to the police departments for
enforcing the Red X.
Commissioner McLaughlin discussed the following: Flag Pole at the Bay Bridge, Blood Infusion
Program and recognized Wayne Humphries for his work in the County.
There being no further business, they adjourned at 10:03 a.m. to meet again on Tuesday,
July 28, 2026.
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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT PRESIDENT
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