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Cameron County commissioners approve two retroactive letters of support and $1,500 in salt aid to Shippen Township
Summary
The commissioners voted unanimously April 4 to retroactively approve letters of support for Mid Cameron Authority and Emporium Borough FY25 congressional appropriations grant applications and to provide $1,500 in county aid to Shippen Township for salt. Motions were moved and seconded by Commissioners Moate and Zucal.
The Cameron County Commissioners unanimously approved three motions at their April 4 meeting: two retroactive letters of support for congressional appropriations grant applications and $1,500 in county aid to Shippen Township for salt.
Commissioner Moate moved to retroactively approve a letter of support to the Mid Cameron Authority for its FY25 congressional appropriations grant application; Commissioner Zucal seconded and the motion carried by unanimous voice vote (minutes: "all in favor and so moved").
Commissioner Zucal moved to retroactively approve a letter of support to Emporium Borough for its FY25 congressional appropriations grant application for Town Hall improvements; Commissioner Moate seconded and the motion carried.
After a short discussion, Commissioner Moate moved to approve $1,500 in county aid for Shippen Township’s salt request; Commissioner Zucal seconded and the motion carried.
The meeting minutes record the motions and outcomes but do not include roll‑call tallies or recorded individual yes/no votes. No amendments or conditions were recorded for the motions in the minutes.
