Cumberland County Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Meeting
The meeting included a public hearing regarding the 2025 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER), where it was confirmed that the county met all HUD obligations for CDBG and HOME funding. Following the hearing, the Salary Board conducted business, including the approval of minutes and salary board actions. During the Board of Commissioners portion of the meeting, two proclamations were presented: one recognizing John Eby for his 28 years of service as chairman of the Blighted Property Reinvestment Board, and another proclaiming October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved a request for a letter of support for a DCED LSA Statewide Program Grant application submitted by Dickinson Township for infrastructure improvements at Lindenwood Park.
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The board conducted salary board and commissioner meetings, which included the approval of salary board actions and personnel actions for the district attorney's office. A proclamation was issued to commemorate the 40th anniversary of Leadership Harrisburg Area. Employee recognitions were held for staff members with 25 years of service at the prison and the court collections unit. Several items were approved under the consent agenda. The commissioners reviewed and approved a letter of support for a trail pavilion grant application for South Middleton Township, selected a vendor for prison food service management, and approved the selection of an owner's representative for the facilities master plan. Finally, contract addendums for aging and community services were approved.
May 20, 2026·Board meeting
Cumberland County Board Of Commissioners Board Of Commissioners Meeting
The meeting included several key agenda items such as the approval of salary board actions, a proclamation recognizing the Tri-County Community Action agency for their 60th anniversary, and a recognition of a county employee for 40 years of service. The Board approved a nonprofit agency certification for the YWCA of Greater Harrisburg to support employment services for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Additionally, the Board approved community housing development organization status for Tri-County Housing Development Corporation in connection with the Ltor Lofts affordable housing project, which includes the development of 48 rental units and 8 townhouses. Finally, a contract addendum was approved for the Big Spring Senior Center regarding a non-competitive state grant for the direct benefit of participants.
