County Commissioners Approve Payment of Over $1.2M and Discuss Library Projects

The Mifflin County Commissioner Meeting held on July 25, 2025, focused on financial updates and upcoming projects. Key discussions included the approval of accounts payable and a review of the treasurer's report.

During the meeting, the commissioners approved accounts payable totaling $1,223,530.34, which included payroll expenses of $360,703.31. The 911 account processed 10 checks and 3 electronic funds transfers (EFTs) amounting to $18,983.30, while the LEP account had 2 checks totaling $338.41. Additionally, the Act 37 account issued one check for $3,500. Following a motion and a vote, the bills were unanimously approved.

The treasurer's report for the period from July 2 to July 15, 2025, revealed a starting balance of $966,918.84 in the general account. Total debits for the period were $1,454,936.32, resulting in an ending balance of $837,127.38. The capital reserve account reported an ending balance of $14,456,645.08.

In terms of upcoming projects, the commissioners discussed their recent meeting with an architect regarding phase 2 of the county library project, which is set to begin in the fall. They also addressed the kickoff for phase 1 of the historic courthouse project.

The meeting concluded without public comments, allowing the commissioners to proceed with their business agenda. Overall, the meeting highlighted significant financial management and ongoing development initiatives within Mifflin County.