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Votes at a glance: Centre County Board of Commissioners (March 27, 2026)
Summary
At its March 27 meeting the board approved minutes, adopted two proclamations (Justice Education Month and County Government/Employee Appreciation Month), approved planning and CDBG items, updated the homebuyer program, approved multiple items for the consent agenda and authorized several appointments and sponsorships.
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Summary of actions taken by the Centre County Board of Commissioners on March 27, 2026:
- Approved the meeting minutes from March 24, 2026 (motion carried by voice vote). - Adopted Proclamation 12 proclaiming April 2026 as Justice Education Month in Centre County (motion carried by voice vote). - Adopted Proclamation 13 proclaiming March 2026 as National County Government and Centre County Employee Appreciation Month (motion carried by voice vote). - Approved planning and community development items 1–3 (including CDBG readoption and Greg Township subrecipient amendments); items 4–7 were added to next week's consent agenda for further action. - Approved updates to the Centre County First Time Homebuyer Program policy (allows consideration of applicants within 20 credit-score points of benchmarks and permits board-approved assistance above the $10,000 cap up to $15,000), effective beginning in April. - Moved several contracts (Nittany Office Equipment shelving purchase, White Deer Run contract renewal) to next week's consent agenda for approval. - Approved a $1,000 contingency donation to support PAWS following the 43-dog hoarding intake; staff to process paperwork. - Appointed Leslie Kisner to the America250 PA County Advisory Committee and approved a CNET sponsorship for the annual Rose Cologne Volunteer Dinner (April 23).
Vote form and result: the board recorded motions, seconds, and unanimous voice votes where noted; no recorded roll-call tallies with named dissenting votes were taken during the public meeting.

