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Lancaster County accepts donated vehicle from Ephrata Borough for SERT crisis negotiators

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · June 3, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously accepted transfer of one vehicle donated by Ephrata Borough for use by the County's Special Emergency Response Team (SERT) crisis negotiators and agreed to add it to the County insurance policy.

Lancaster County Commissioners unanimously accepted the transfer of a vehicle donated by Ephrata Borough for use by the County's Special Emergency Response Team (SERT). The board voted on the motion at its June 3 meeting and directed that the vehicle be added to the County's insurance policy for SERT use by crisis negotiators.

Commissioner Joshua G. Parsons moved the acceptance and Commissioner Alice Yoder seconded; the motion passed unanimously. The minutes record the transfer as a donation to the County, with the County acting on behalf of the District Attorney's Office to accept and insure the vehicle. No additional operating or maintenance terms were recorded in the minutes.