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York County board elects leadership for 2023, fills Board of Equalization posts

York County Board of Commissioners · May 19, 2025
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Summary

The York County Board of Commissioners elected its 2023 leadership: a temporary chair was named, Brandy Overmeyer was nominated for chair and Daniel Grooks for vice chair, and officers for the Board of Equalization were selected. Minutes and the day's agenda were also approved.

The York County Board of Commissioners elected temporary and permanent officers for 2023 and completed routine organizational steps at its Jan. 10 meeting.

After roll call, the board appointed Jack Sykes as temporary chairman by unanimous ballot to conduct the meeting. Commissioners then moved to nominate Brandy Overmeyer for chair and Daniel Grooks for vice chairman for 2023; nominations were closed and votes were recorded by roll call.

The board followed the same process for the Board of Equalization, nominating Overmeyer for chair and Daniel Grooks (named in the motion) as vice chair. Those nominations were closed and approved by roll call.

The board also approved the minutes of its Jan. 3 special meeting and adopted the agenda for the day by roll call vote. No contested races or recorded opposition were noted during the organizational items.

The meeting then moved to the officials forum and regular agenda items, including updates from road operations and emergency management. The board recessed midmorning for a scheduled jail visit and planned to reconvene at 9:30 a.m.

The board’s organizational votes set the leadership and the officials who will preside over county business in 2023; next steps include committee appointments and filling a vacant district seat when applicants are received.