The York County Board of Supervisors convened on May 6, 2025, to discuss and approve several key financial resolutions and amendments impacting the county's budget and services. The meeting primarily focused on the approval of the fiscal year 2026 budget and the capital improvements program, alongside tax ordinances and amendments to local regulations.

The board unanimously approved the fiscal year 2026 budget, adopting proposed resolution R 25-68, which allocates necessary funds for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1, 2025. The motion was supported by a roll call vote, with all members except one voting in favor.

Following the budget approval, the board considered the proposed fiscal year 2026-2031 capital improvements program, adopting resolution R 25-69. This long-range planning document outlines significant infrastructure projects and improvements for the county over the next several years. The motion passed with a majority vote.

Additionally, the board addressed the designation of real property tax for school purposes through proposed resolution R 25-70. This resolution designates a portion of the real property tax revenue to support local schools, which was also approved unanimously.

The meeting further included discussions on amendments to the county code regarding solid waste management. Proposed ordinance number 25-8 was adopted to change fees associated with solid waste and recycling services, set to take effect in July. The board also reviewed proposed ordinance number 25-9, which amends fees related to building regulations, subdivisions, and zoning, although further discussion was needed on this item.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the board's commitment to fiscal responsibility and community development through strategic planning and resource allocation. The approved resolutions and ordinances will play a crucial role in shaping York County's financial landscape and service delivery in the coming years.