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At a glance: Key approvals from the Jan. 28 Lancaster County Commissioners meeting

Lancaster County Board of Commissioners · January 28, 2026
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Summary

Summary of motions and votes from the Jan. 28 meeting including contract renewals, grant acceptance, two resolutions and several provider agreements; most motions passed unanimously.

The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners took a series of administrative and budgetary actions during its Jan. 28 meeting. Key approvals recorded in the minutes include:

• Renewal with National Partnership for Juvenile Services (NPJS) for Unified Case Management licensing and support: $24,720 for Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026 (motion moved by Commissioner Parsons, seconded by Commissioner Yoder; passed unanimously).

• Acceptance of a PCCD Continuing County Adult Probation and Parole grant: $543,901 for July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026 (authorized Director Jennifer Luciano and Deputy Director Jennifer Nissley to sign; passed unanimously).

• Amended agreement with End2End Public Safety, LLC (dba ATIMS) to add yearly maintenance for a data feed tied to the Prison’s offender management software: $20,000 annually starting in 2027; sole source (passed unanimously).

• New five-year contract with Euna Solutions, Inc. for Budget Services integration with Workday: $141,800 for the first year, funded by ARPA (passed unanimously).

• Adoption of Resolution No. 5 of 2026 committing $1,744,686 for farmland conservation easements, and Resolution No. 6 reauthorizing encumbrances from ARPA and other funds for FY 2026 (both adopted unanimously).

• Renewal agreements and rate adjustments for multiple foster-care and juvenile-treatment providers, with funding shares noted as 16% County, 56% State and 28% Federal (passed unanimously).

The meeting adjourned at 10:00 a.m. on a motion of Commissioner Parsons, seconded by Commissioner Yoder.