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Board recognizes 50-acre addition to Apollo Park; multi-agency effort lauded
Summary
Before adjourning June 4, the York County Board of Commissioners recognized Teddy Fisher and Pam Shellenberger for work that added 50 acres to Apollo Park in the county's southern area, describing the project as a multi-year, multi-agency effort.
At the close of its June 4 meeting, the York County Board of Commissioners recognized the addition of 50 acres to Apollo Park in the southern part of the county and thanked people who helped complete the multi-year effort.
"I would like to recognize the efforts of Teddy Fisher, who is here with us this morning, and also Pam Shellenberger for their work that they did to add an additional 50 acres to Apollo Park," said an unnamed board member during the adjournment segment. The speaker described the expansion as a "multi year, multi agency project" and thanked those involved.
The recognition was ceremonial; no formal land-transfer documents, funding details or implementation steps were read into the public record during the meeting. The board moved to adjourn after the recognition. The transcript does not specify which agencies partnered on the project or whether the 50-acre addition involved purchase, donation or other mechanisms.
