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Votes at a glance: Cameron County commissioners approve auditor engagement, service agreements and conditional $5,000 for Lumber Township

Cameron County Board of Commissioners · December 18, 2025
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Summary

At the Dec. meeting the board approved an auditor engagement, a county engineer designation, a contract with Northern Tier Children's Home and a conditional $5,000 allocation to Lumber Township; several larger municipal funding requests were tabled to January.

Cameron County commissioners voted on several formal actions during the meeting. Key outcomes recorded by the board's clerk include:

• Minutes: Approved minutes from the Dec. 4 meeting by voice vote.

• Conditional allocation to Lumber Township: The board voted to allocate up to $5,000 from the county's liquid fuels account to Lumber Township pending receipt of a written breakout of winter-materials expenses. The full original request—about $28,000 for truck repairs and winter materials—lacked a clear division of costs and was not approved in full.

• Designate county engineer: P. Joseph Leeman of Leeman Consulting Engineers was designated county engineer for 2026.

• Purchase-of-service agreement: The board approved a 2026 purchase-of-service agreement with Northern Tier Children's Home Residential Services.

• Conservation appointments: Commissioners retroactively approved conservation district director appointments per Penn State Extension nominations.

• Auditor engagement: The board approved an engagement letter with contracted auditors Shi Peterillo & Keen LLP, and commissioners recorded an expectation that future audits be delivered in a timely fashion.

• Act 13/municipal funding: The Portage Township Act 13 application for $10,000 toward a side-arm mower and a separate Lumber Township motor-replacement request for $28,000 were acknowledged and tabled to the board's normal review cycle (first meeting in January).

Vote tallies were recorded in the meeting as voice votes; the transcript records motions, seconds and the board responding "All in favor" for items that passed. Where detailed vote tallies or specific mover/second names were not recorded in the transcript, this summary notes the outcomes as the board entered them into the record.

Next steps: The treasurer will hold conditional funds pending Lumber Township's written documentation; the auditor liaison will confirm timeliness language with the contracted auditors.