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Tioga County approves $6,100 monthly to support local food banks amid state budget impasse

Tioga County Board of Commissioners · September 9, 2025
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Summary

The Board of Commissioners approved $6,100 per month (Act 13) to help local county food banks buy food while Pennsylvania’s state budget remains unsettled, with county officials noting the funds would be reimbursed after the state budget is passed.

Pam Hicks of the Central Food Bank of PA addressed the Board asking for interim funding to help local county food banks purchase food for neighbors in need during the State budget impasse. "Due to the State budget impasse, there is no funding available. Once the state budget is passed, any money provided from the county will be reimbursed," the minutes record.

The board approved a recurring $6,100 per month allocation under Act 13 to support local purchases, with the motion carried unanimously by the three commissioners present. The minutes list the allocation as a board action taken at the Sept. 9 meeting.