Lancaster County proclaims August 2026 Child Support Enforcement Awareness Month
The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners adopted a proclamation recognizing the 51st anniversary of the Title IV‑D Child Support Enforcement Program and noting the county’s Domestic Relations Office collected and disbursed more than $56.3 million in the most recent federal fiscal year.
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The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners adopted a proclamation declaring August 2026 as Child Support Enforcement Awareness Month, noting the 51st anniversary of the Title IV‑D program and the county Domestic Relations Office's role in establishing and enforcing child support orders.
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