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Jamie Livermore, who presented the item after joining the meeting, said AccuSure has acquired Mock and Hop and that the principal change in the agreement would be payment frequency: the contract shows quarterly payments rather than the prior monthly schedule. \"This resolution is for AccuSure, which has now acquired Moc and Hop. So, they're the only change ... we are now going to make payments quarterly, whereas before we did monthly payments to mock and hop,\" Livermore said. The contract contains a quarterly line showing $14,700 per quarter in the presentation; staff said they would verify monthly versus quarterly comparability of total annual cost before final action.

Committee members asked whether services or staffing would change. Livermore said the same representatives and actuaries would continue to provide services and that the engagement language permits assigning service team members from among AccuSure staff as needed. \"The services are all the same according to our representatives,\" Livermore said. He also said he would confirm the exact cost comparison for the committee's next meeting.

Committee members said continuity of account representatives and actuaries was important because they are familiar with city issues. No formal committee vote was recorded in the transcript; staff said they would gather final cost information and bring it to the next meeting for confirmation.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Williamsport Finance Committee Meeting - 3/25/25","oneSentenceSummary","The committee discussed a professional services agreement with AccuSure Mid Atlantic Partners Insurance Services following AccuSure's acquisition of Mock and Hop; staffing and services are expected to remain the same though payment frequency would change from monthly to quarterly and staff will verify cost comparability.","taxTitle","Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania","taxId",54754,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6275342,"Committee recommends awarding Elm Park base bid to Landserve; restrooms and court reconfiguration central to project",361,683000,1044000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2774505-d41f59e41ba642bc2a405d8d9e38d0a5&start=683&end=1044","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2774505-d41f59e41ba642bc2a405d8d9e38d0a5/thumbnail_683000.jpg","/articles/6275342/Williamsport/Lycoming-County/Pennsylvania/Committee-recommends-awarding-Elm-Park-base-bid-to-Landserve-restrooms-and-court-reconfiguration-central-to-project","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275342-4001c6552f302d19eb7fd2a5d9863849/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175663&Signature=CrN9OFp471cJqAOcSyILTNi8MT-6j0DWR1ePmcTAqdvgTD2QBbsqV0TAj4EB6OH17THrpnCIx5WO~8KZdMEUIetw9wJztnO5kBvaGdXr~COE0bT~K4563gb77x6JEEji~SXtFGPpXGObmxBHSG9Nbvu7EbI~ePEbqqUW8QwFxhY9ZsKAuHd2gZWObaJ7XFI5CL7PTcCMpaw8uiYOhLYE-VBtCK1~I~5CfYKm5VqB-9BDvjcMTLANQjzILvLIiJl0TnahztqiCtB0zyCyAPFdv04507~HgO6YvgFRefj-sYhKQvqp4m6G5gP-uo94hsz~r2ZNJkkR46ZUypXWBemXug__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Williamsport Finance Committee on March 25 discussed awarding construction services for the Elm Park improvements project and staff recommended accepting the base bid from Landserve for $894,177.90.

Bill Scott, city engineer, summarized the scope: new paved walkways to ball fields and concession stand, new restrooms, concrete under the pavilion, new paved parking including two accessible spaces and additional regular spaces, and reconfiguring three tennis courts into six pickleball courts. \"We're gonna convert 3 of them to 6 pickleball courts. So when this is done, there'll be 3 tennis courts and 6 pickleball courts,\" Scott said.

Scott reported two base bids were received: Big Rock submitted a base bid of $860,860; Landserve submitted a base bid of $894,177.90. Each bidder also submitted an alternate price to add lighting for the courts: Big Rock listed an alternate of $239,140; Landserve listed an alternate of $451,092. Staff recommended awarding the base bid to Landserve and not taking the lighting alternate because current funds cover the base scope only. \"We're recommending that we go with Landserve for the base bid, again, in the amount of $894,177.90,\" Scott said.

Committee members discussed funding and timing. Valerie Fessler (Community Development) confirmed that funds are available from grant sources described in the meeting as \"CPG grant funds\" and that the base bid fits the available budget. Committee members asked about the restrooms, which staff said are precast units that are installed by crane and represent a large portion of the project cost; one participant referenced a figure during discussion. Scott described an optimistic schedule that could achieve a mid‑summer completion if a prebuilt restroom unit is available, but said worst‑case scheduling (if units must be ordered) could extend completion to October. Scott also said staff would coordinate with tournament directors to keep events running during construction and may fence portions of the park temporarily.

The committee discussed bid review and a mathematical error in one bidder's submission: staff and the project designer reviewed and corrected minor base bid math errors and confirmed one bidder had a large miscalculation in the alternate price; that alternate will not be awarded. Scott noted Landserve has completed past work for the city, including a splash pad and work in Brandon Park, and that project references were favorable.

No formal committee vote or final award was recorded in the meeting transcript; staff stated the typical procurement compliance review would be completed before an award is finalized and that council approval would be sought as appropriate.","Staff recommended awarding the Elm Park improvements base bid (walkways, restrooms, parking, three tennis courts converted to six pickleball courts) to Landserve for $894,177.90; lighting was an alternate not funded by current grant funds and restrooms account for a significant portion of the project cost. No formal committee vote was recorded.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":56,"_73":56},6275343,"Finance committee reviews PennDOT video‑sharing agreement to access real‑time traffic cameras",560,106000,666000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2774505-d41f59e41ba642bc2a405d8d9e38d0a5&start=106&end=666","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2774505-d41f59e41ba642bc2a405d8d9e38d0a5/thumbnail_106000.jpg","/articles/6275343/Williamsport/Lycoming-County/Pennsylvania/Finance-committee-reviews-PennDOT-videosharing-agreement-to-access-realtime-traffic-cameras","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6275343-7e4fd385d06da4856d1ed7c594e20baa/orig.mp4?Expires=1771175663&Signature=J1tvL9b7bxib-V3616lpYc4e5x4DTq5IikUpvejneEo7ihSLXr0GHZqxdqGLKbYvYWg7FNUnZ219MyjhoWOg6GISn0yH1fRtxOVkPYG11T7y2mONklBGX1L3agaGPQ423DynczZNa3CDezM7p2HV6RQdkBeBRGxbRgHAdWL47Zy7tPHE7QyIboMNyEceKF2Ybb91M6JXKsGf6JmnlDjT-JBVGC1kkrsSi5g34WUmoP9mVLevwDgiIVZ8cp4U8JkuKOCnjDAjqp4cceAZAm9ujqQd8nTSeMS5Hbw33ldI6G~w6wSSSVXziTxOhGZENJ15zKjbjXCWT3Qkgh1IjnLpWA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Williamsport Finance Committee on March 25 reviewed a resolution to approve a nonexclusive video‑sharing license agreement between the City of Williamsport and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania through the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) that would give city employees web access to PennDOT real‑time traffic cameras.

Committee member Liz Meeley said the agreement would provide the city with a username and login to stream PennDOT cameras. \"This will actually give us a login, and we can just stream the cameras as we need them,\" said Sean Bastian, the staff presenter on the item, describing uses such as incident response and temporary PennDOT camera setups during Little League events.

Bastian said access is free under the contract (section 12) and is web based so no city‑installed software is required. \"Section 12 ... access to the Commonwealth IP is free of charge,\" he said. He added the arrangement provides only live view and does not include recording or review capability: \"It's just live view only. There's no recording or review capability.\" The committee discussed existing PennDOT cameras permanently sited in the city—one at The Spur and another on Market Street Bridge—and the ability to view other statewide cameras when needed.

Committee members asked about permitted uses and controls on credentials. Meeley and others noted the agreement includes standard restrictions on rebroadcast and credential sharing; Bastian said requests for new logins would route through him and a PennDOT contact named Brandy. \"So the request could come through me, and I have a contact at PennDOT, Brandy, who I've been working with,\" he said.

Committee members noted potential operational uses such as giving incident commanders a live view at rollover or crash scenes and suggested the feed could help with short‑term traffic counts when PennDOT places a camera within city limits. No formal committee vote or final action on the resolution was recorded in the committee discussion; staff described next steps for executing credentials and coordinating with PennDOT if the agreement moves forward to council for approval.

The committee did not discuss any up‑front costs to the city. Bastian said the agreement does not charge the city for access and that the system is web based, so \"anybody, with Internet access could log in to the web page\" provided they are authorized under the agreement.","Williamsport finance committee discussed a proposed nonexclusive video‑sharing license with PennDOT that would give city employees web access to PennDOT traffic cameras at no cost; access would be live view only and subject to reuse and credential restrictions.","actionData","errors"]

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