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Resident urges county to post signs after vehicles block drive-in mail slot
Summary
A resident told the board that government vehicles repeatedly parked at the west-end mail slot of the County-City Building, blocking drive-in access and making it difficult for people who cannot exit their vehicles to use the facility; he provided license-plate numbers and dates and asked for signage.
At public comment on Feb. 3, resident David Workman asked the Lancaster County Board of Commissioners to address parking that blocks the drive-in mail slot on the west end of the County-City Building.
Workman said he documented city-government vehicles parked at the mail slot on multiple dates and provided license-plate numbers to the board. He told commissioners that the blocked drive-in makes it hard "for people that can't get out of their vehicle to send their building" and asked the county to post signage to prevent the issue.
A clerk thanked Workman for bringing the matter to the board's attention. No immediate directive was recorded in the meeting minutes beyond the acknowledgment and the public-comment exchange.
What’s next: county staff will be expected to consider the reported locations and dates and whether signage or other operational changes are necessary to preserve drive-in access.
