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York County signs MOU with York College for pilot IT staff certificate program
Summary
York County entered a memorandum of understanding with York College to pilot certificate programs for county information technology staff aimed at professional development and in‑place promotion.
York County presented and included in its adopted agenda a memorandum of understanding with York College to offer certificate programs to county information technology staff, county staff said at the May 7 meeting.
Clerk Dahl described the agreement as a pilot to help the county “develop and promote in place” IT staff through certificate programs the college will offer. The memorandum of understanding is intended to establish a partnership between the county and York College to support employee development in the IT department.
The item was included in the board's omnibus adoption of items 1 through 21; the transcript shows the agreement was placed on the agenda and adopted along with other items. The MOU itself and any downstream budget, enrollment or credentialing details were not specified during the meeting.
County staff characterized the MOU as an investment in employees; details on program length, cost, or enrollment processes were not provided in the meeting record.
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