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Council approves routine claims and proclaims National Day of Prayer

City of York City Council · May 8, 2026
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Summary

On May 7 the City of York approved a package of claims—including items for Northprinting, Jeff Piper, and York County Development Corporation—and adopted a proclamation designating May 7, 2026, as the National Day of Prayer.

The City of York council approved routine claims and adopted a proclamation recognizing the National Day of Prayer during its May 7 meeting.

The clerk read several claims: a $2,836.57 claim from Northprinting (Tony North), multiple claims tied to Jeff Piper (including $583.07 and $90 entries), and a $9,061.75 claim for Steven Fostier associated with York County Development Corporation. Motions to approve the claims were made and seconded; the record shows at least one abstention on a claim tied to Tony North and an abstention on one of the Piper items. The finance committee had reviewed claims for the period April 17 through May 7 and recommended approval.

The mayor read a proclamation declaring May 7, 2026, the National Day of Prayer in the City of York; council approved the proclamation on the record.

These items were handled early in the meeting as part of routine business.