Two weeks after saying it needed to review a bid bond requirement, Carbon County’s board of commissioners awarded a contract Thursday for the installation of bullet resistant material in three of its district court offices.

The contract with Clear Security Ballistic Deterrent Systems of Roseland, New Jersey for $32,870 is contingent on receipt of an e-verification form within two weeks.

Clear Security was the sole bidder for the work after commissioners had bid it once previously without drawing any interest.

The job calls for the installation of bullet-resistant glass at District Judges Casimir Kosciolek’s, William Kissner’s and Eric Schrantz’s offices. District Judge Joseph Homanko’s office was not included because the office will be relocating into a new building in Weatherly.

In other action Thursday, commissioners:

• Approved the advertisement of the farmland preservation board monthly meetings from June 2018 through May 2019.

• Approved the continuation of the Carbon County Area Agency on Aging to be fiscal manager for the LINK program through June 30, 2019.

• Renewed an agreement between Carbon County Area Agency on Aging and Julie Rovinski-Mann to continue in the position of Carbon County Link coordinator through June 30, 2019 at a rate of $25 per hour up to 40 hours per week.

• Renewed insurance with the Pennsylvania Counties Risk Pool through June 1, 2019, at a cost of $225,680.

• Approved a Carbon County Home Rehabilitation Program agreement with The Service Team for $9,450.

• Approved a lease agreement addendum between the Carbon County Area Agency on Aging and Zions Lutheran Church for the Weatherly Senior Center. Rent will increase from $500 to $515 per month effective July 1, 2018.

• Passed resolutions honoring the 30th anniversary of Blue Ridge Communications TV13, recognizing Children and Youth Services staff during Child Welfare Professionals Appreciation Week (June 4-8), honoring Kyle Kevin Prokopick of Beaver Meadows, member of Boy Scout Troop 790, honoring Cade Samuel Schock of Weatherly, member of Boy Scout Troop 007 and recognizing First Commonwealth Federal Credit Union’s relocated financial center in the Carbon Plaza Mall on Route 443 in Mahoning Township.