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Lancaster County accepts $95,766 state grant for mosquito-borne disease control
Summary
The Board adopted Resolution No. 14 of 2026 to accept $95,766 from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for the Mosquito-borne Disease Control Grant program and appropriated the funds across General Services expense accounts for use in 2026; Commissioner Joshua Parsons was authorized to sign electronically.
Lancaster County commissioners voted March 4 to accept $95,766 from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for the Mosquito-borne Disease Control Grant program and to appropriate the funds for spending in 2026.
On a motion by Commissioner Alice Yoder, seconded by Commissioner Joshua G. Parsons, the Board adopted Resolution No. 14 of 2026 authorizing the county to realize grant revenue of $95,766 and to appropriate that amount into General Services expense accounts for the period Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026. The resolution also authorized Commissioner Joshua Parsons to electronically sign for the grant. Motion passed unanimously.
The resolution lists the revenue account (6321-A-A3100-43030) and allocates $62,591, $17,825 and $15,350 to specified expense accounts under General Services, totaling $95,766. The Board recorded the appropriation and passed the resolution without discussion recorded in the minutes.
