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Lancaster County commissioners disclosed executive session on Morganti litigation, workers’ comp and labor matters

Board of County Commissioners · January 21, 2026
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Summary

Chair Ray D’Agostino told the board the commissioners met in executive session Jan. 20 to discuss litigation related to the Morganti cases (docket nos. 1582-2025, 1583-2025, 1584-2025), a workers’ compensation claim and a labor matter; no formal action was recorded at the Jan. 21 meeting.

Commissioner Ray D’Agostino told the board on Jan. 21 that the Lancaster County Commissioners had met in executive session the previous day, Jan. 20, at 10:39 a.m. "to discuss Litigation, which is the Morganti cases, docket numbers 1582-2025; 1583-2025, and 1584-2025, Superior Court," as well as a workers’ compensation claim and a labor matter. The announcement was entered into the official minutes; the board recorded no public action or vote tied to those topics at the Jan. 21 meeting.

The minutes provide docket numbers for the Morganti cases but do not record further details, findings, or any board direction resulting from the executive session. Executive sessions are statutorily allowed for certain confidential topics; the minutes note the topics discussed but do not include substance or any subsequent formal motions tied to the matters announced. The board proceeded to routine agenda items and approved purchasing cooperative contracts and prior meeting minutes.