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Beaver County commissioners adopt proclamations, approve routine appointments and minutes
Summary
At its Dec. 8, 2025 meeting, the Beaver County Board of Commissioners adopted proclamations honoring the U.S. Post Office's 250th anniversary, a local veteran and a corrections officer, declared Dec. 18, 2025 Homeless Persons Memorial Day, and approved several appointments and minutes.
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BEAVER COUNTY, Pa. — The Beaver County Board of Commissioners on Dec. 8 adopted a series of proclamations, authorized routine appointments and reappointments, and approved minutes and administrative reports during a regular meeting.
The board approved a proclamation recognizing the 250th anniversary of the United States Post Office in Beaver County and another honoring Commander Clyde Heiderschott for his service to the veteran community. Commissioners also declared Dec. 18, 2025, as Homeless Persons Memorial Day in Beaver County, noting local partners will hold a community memorial on that date.
"On the positive side, we did house 450 homeless households this year," said David, a member of the public who thanked the board for the proclamation and described an upcoming memorial at Uncommon Grounds.
The board also presented a proclamation honoring a corrections officer for his actions during a July 29, 2015 structural fire in Midland that saved three lives. The officer's surname appears inconsistently in the meeting record (spelled both "Harman" and "Harlan"); the record identifies the honoree as a correctional officer at the Beaver County Jail and a Midland volunteer firefighter.
In routine business, commissioners unanimously approved minutes for the meetings of Nov. 13, 2025; Nov. 12, 2025; Nov. 19, 2025; Dec. 3, 2025; and Dec. 10, 2025. The board voted to pay county bills and approved the Human Resources personnel report (Attachment A).
Appointments and reappointments approved included: - Mark Mill of Beaver, Pa., to the Pennsylvania Finance Authority for a five-year term beginning Jan. 1, 2026, and expiring Dec. 31, 2030. - Frank M. Peskin to fill the remainder of a term on the Beaver County Planning Commission (term details in the record). - Several reappointments to the Beaver County Planning Commission for four-year terms beginning Jan. 1, 2026, and expiring Dec. 31, 2029 (names listed in the meeting record). - A reappointment of Laura Rubino to Beaver County Transit; the meeting record lists a term start of Jan. 1, 2026 and an expiration date shown as Dec. 31, 2013, which appears to be a transcription error and is not specified in the record as corrected during the meeting. - An appointment of Clark Church to the Beaver County Library Commission (the record references three consecutive three-year terms; specifics are recorded in the meeting file). - Other reappointments to the Beaver County Conservation Board and an appointment of Commissioner Jack Mann to the Beaver County Conservation District Board for a one-year term beginning Jan. 1, 2026.
The county solicitor presented resolutions numbered 12-18-25-01 through 12-18-25-36, which the board approved on the solicitor's recommendation.
All votes on proclamations, appointments, minutes and routine motions were taken by voice vote and recorded in the meeting as "Aye" with motions carried. The meeting concluded with scheduling announcements and adjournment.
The board did not provide roll-call vote tallies for the motions recorded; outcomes in this article are based on the meeting record's voice votes and motions carried notation.

