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Lancaster County School Board and County Council discuss potential referendums, county announces spring events
Summary
The Lancaster County School Board met with the Lancaster County Council to talk about collaboration, including possible voter referendums for school facilities and road improvements; the county’s update also listed upcoming spring events and a DEA take-back day in April.
Lancaster County School Board representatives recently met with the Lancaster County Council to discuss collaboration on several topics, including potential voter referendums for new school facilities and road improvements and ways to optimize resources, county communicators said in an online update.
The county’s recorded summary said the meeting covered options for jointly addressing facilities and infrastructure needs but did not specify referendum language, timelines, funding amounts, or formal council or board votes. The update noted the full meeting is available on the Lancaster County YouTube page.
Separately, the county listed several spring events in the update: Springfest on Saturday, April 5; Lancaster County Library Week from April 6 through April 12; Parks and Recreation’s “1 Kraken Glow” Easter egg hunt on April 5 and a second “1 Kraken” Easter egg hunt on April 12; spring break camps the week of April 21; and a DEA medication take-back day on April 26. The announcement did not provide registration deadlines, site addresses or cost information for those events.
County communicators encouraged residents to follow Lancaster County social channels for full details and links to the meeting recording.
