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Votes at a glance: minutes approved, $600,000 OJJDP grant application authorized, meeting adjourned

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · May 7, 2026
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Summary

At its May 7 staff meeting, the Lancaster County Board of Commissioners approved the April 30 minutes (3-0, one abstention), authorized submission of a $600,000 OJJDP grant application for youth mental health diversion (4-0), and voted to adjourn (4-0).

The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners approved several procedural items and formal motions during its May 7, 2026, staff meeting.

Commissioner Rick Vest moved to approve the April 30 meeting minutes; Commissioner Matt Schulte seconded. Commissioners Sean Flowerday, Matt Schulte and Rick Vest voted yes; Vice Chair Chelsea Johnson abstained and Chair Christa Yoakum was absent. The motion carried 3-0 with one abstention.

Sara Hoyle, Human Services Director, requested approval to submit a competitive three‑year $600,000 grant application to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention to support an expanded Youth Mental Health Diversion program. Commissioner Vest moved and Commissioner Sean Flowerday seconded the motion to approve Item 7A. Vest, Flowerday, Schulte and Johnson voted yes; Yoakum was absent. The board approved submission of the application 4-0.

At the meeting’s close, Commissioner Vest moved and Commissioner Flowerday seconded to adjourn at 10:01 a.m.; Commissioners Schulte, Vest, Johnson and Flowerday voted yes. The motion carried 4-0.

The minutes and the approved grant application request were recorded in the staff meeting record; no further action on the grant appears in the minutes, meaning formal grant acceptance or award would require subsequent board action if the county is awarded funds.