Cumberland County, PA
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- Housing
- Development projects
- Planning & zoning
- Resolutions & ordinances
- Public safety
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👤 Members & officials (8)
Members seen in recent official meeting records — names and roles as published.
Who’s on the Board of Elections Meeting
- Foschi — Commissioner
- Kelly Neiderer — Commissioner
- Gary Eichelberger — Commissioner
Who’s on the Prison Board Meeting
- Kelly Neiderer — Commissioner
- Jean Foschi — Commissioner
Who’s on the Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
- Foschi — Commissioner
- Neiderer — Commissioner
- Eichelberger — Commissioner
Municipal budget
Total revenue$199.8M (FY2023)
Total spending$163.9M (FY2023)
Taxes$59.4M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$37.8M (FY2023)
Spending per resident$624 (FY2023)
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Tue Sep 1, 2026
Retirement Board Meeting
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AGENDA
RETIREMENT BOARD MEETING
September 1st – 10:30 A.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
1.
Call to order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Public Comments
4.
Approval of Minutes of June 30, 2026
5.
Approval of Pension Report
6.
Motion to reaffirm the execution of agreements for services authorized by the
Retirement Board: Robert Dagrosa
• Agreement to engage James Longacre (Stevens & Lee)
*Contract copies available upon request (all originals were signed by the
Retirement Board and are filed in the Controller’s Office)
7.
Manager Presentations
• Lee Martin (Marquette Associates) 2nd Quarter Review
*Discussion and possible motion on Marquette recommendations
8.
Other Business
9.
Adjourn
The Retirement Board reserves the right to take official action on any agenda item
whether or not specific action is noted on the agenda
Recent meetings
Wed Aug 26, 2026
Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
Commissioners to approve FY2027/2028 budget and $50,000 housing grant
The Cumberland County Board of Commissioners will vote on the Fiscal Year 2027/2028 Needs Based Budget and approve a $50,000 Affordable Housing Trust Fund grant. The agenda includes routine contract approvals for social services and public safety, as well as capital project requests for vehicle telematics and laptop replacements. The Salary Board will also approve its actions and minutes.
- Approval of Resolution 2026-19 for the 2026 Budget Adjustment
- Approval of $50,000 Affordable Housing Trust Fund grant to Tri-County Housing Development Corporation for LeTort Townhomes/Carlisle Borough Homeownership Project
- Approval of Cumberland County Fiscal Year 2027/2028 Needs Based Budget
- Approval of Capital Project Request for Vehicle Fleet Telematics totaling $115,961.00
- Approval of PA DOT FY27 Police Traffic Services Enforcement Grant Application of $143,169.47
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
August 26, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Public Comment
4.
Approval of Minutes of August 12, 2026
5.
Approval of Salary Board Actions
6.
Other Business
7.
Adjourn
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
CONSENT AGENDA - The following is a list of routine items that do not appear to be controversial in nature
and which seem to not require additional discussion. If discussion is desired on any particular item, any
member of the Board of Commissioners or the public may request that the item be removed from the consent
agenda and that item will be considered separately under the Regular Agenda. The remaining items will be
acted upon through one motion.
4.
Approval of Minutes of August 12, 2026
5.
Approval of Personnel Transactions
6.
Approval of Resolution 2026-20 Re: Approving Bylaws for the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
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7.
Motion to Approve Issuing a Request for Proposals for Trail Design and Construction Management
Services for the Evelyn Brenneman Semiquincentennial Trail
8.
Approval of Existing Contracts, Contract Extensions, Grants or Addendums with No Addition …
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Tue Aug 25, 2026
Conservation District Board Meetings
Conservation board to review ACAP applications, nutrient plans, and aeroseed contract
The Cumberland County Conservation District Board will hold its monthly meeting, primarily consisting of routine reports and several action items. The board will consider requests for assistance, approve minutes, and review the treasurer's report. Action items include ACAP applications, Ag Plan reimbursement applications for Marcellus Shale funds, nutrient management plans for two farms, and a contract for an ACAP project. The meeting is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings on the agenda.
- ACAP application(s) (action item)
- Ag Plan reimbursement applications for Marcellus Shale funds (action item)
- Nutrient management plans for Jason Davis & Barrick's Dairy LLC (action item)
- Swift Aeroseed contract for ACAP project (action item)
- 2026 District Golf Tournament (discussion)
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AGENDA
CUMBERLAND COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
BOARD MEETING
AUGUST 25, 2026
7:00PM
310 ALLEN ROAD, CARLISLE, PA 17013
FOLLOWING IS THE AGENDA FOR THE MONTHLY BOARD MEETING OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT TO
BE HELD AUGUST 25, 2026.
ITEM I
CALL MEETING TO ORDER
ITEM II
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ITEM III
PUBLIC COMMENTS
ITEM IV
(A) APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
ITEM V
TREASURER’S REPORT
ITEM VI
(A)REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
ITEM VII
OLD BUSINESS
1.
PACD/SCC JOINT ANNUAL CONFERENCE (VINCE)
ITEM VIII
NEW BUSINESS
1.
CEG PROGRAM UPDATE (VINCE)
2.
STATE CONSERVATION COMMISSION EXECUTIVE SECRETARY UPDATE (VINCE)
3.
2026 DISTRICT GOLF TOURNAMENT (NOELLE)
4.
(A) ACAP APPLICATION(S) (EMILY)
5.
(A) AG PLAN REIMBURSEMENT APPLICATIONS FOR MARCELLUS SHALE FUNDS (DYLAN)
6.
(A) NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR JASON DAVIS & BARRICK’S DAIRY LLC (DYLAN)
7.
(A) SWIFT AEROSEED CONTRACT FOR ACAP PROJECT (MIKE)
ITEM IX
CORRESPONDENCE
ITEM X
DISTRICT STAFF REPORTS
•
DISTRICT MANAGER REPORT (VINCE)
•
E&S PROGRAM MANAGER (THOMAS)
•
CONSERVATION COORDINATOR REPORT (NOELLE)
•
CONSERVATION COORDINATOR REPORT (MATT)
•
D&G/WATERSHED SPECIALIST REPORT (BROOKE)
•
AGRICULTURE PROGRAMS MANAGER (EMILY)
•
CHESAPEAKE BAY TECHNICIAN REPORT (RACHEL)
•
NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT REPORT (DYLAN)
•
DISTRICT ENGINEER REPORT (MIKE)
•
DISTRICT ENGINEER REPORT (ROBIN)
•
CONSERVATION COORDINATOR REPORT (MARK KIMMEL)
•
CONSULTI …
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Thu Aug 20, 2026
Planning Commission Meetings
Planning Commission to review Camp Hill comprehensive plan grant and data center plans
The Cumberland County Planning Commission will consider a grant application from Camp Hill Borough for a new comprehensive plan, review monthly subdivision and land development plans including a large data center project in Middlesex Township and a 58-unit housing development in South Middleton Township, and receive updates on municipal data center ordinances and state legislation. The meeting also includes approval of the July minutes and public comment.
- Camp Hill Borough comprehensive plan grant application: $70,000 total project cost, $20,000 requested from county, $50,000 local match
- Pennsylvania Digital (PAX-1) Phase 1C: 693-acre data center development in Middlesex Township along Country Club Rd
- Georgetowne Phase 1: 58 single-family dwelling units in South Middleton Township
- Municipal adoptions: data center requirements in Hampden Twp (7/2/2026), Lower Allen Twp (7/13/2026), Lower Mifflin Twp (7/30/2026); new subdivision ordinance in South Newton Twp (7/21/2026)
- Legislative report: four data-center-related bills advanced in PA House on June 23
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Cumberland County Planning Commission
Agenda
Cumberland County Planning Department
310 Allen Road, Suite 101
Carlisle, PA 17013
Telephone: (717) 240-5362
Page 1 of 2
August 20, 2026 - 7:30 AM**
• Call to order (Chair).
• Pledge of allegiance.
• Moment of silent reflection.
• Agenda modifications and approval (Chair).
Additions to agenda must be approved by majority of CCPC members present and be de minimis in nature
with no contractual or financial obligations.
• Non-agenda public comment (Chair).
• Written comments provided by residents.
• Comments by residents in person.
• Online virtual comments.
• Action Items
• Approval of minutes – July 16, 2026 (Chair)
• Cumberland Plans Grant Application
◊ Camp Hill Borough – New Comprehensive Plan (Kirk Stoner)
• Informational Items
• CCPC Bylaws Update (Kirk Stoner)
• Plans and Minor Amendments (Steve Hoffman)
◊ Monthly plan summary
⇒ Plan list-8 plans. Notable submissions include
♦ Middlesex Township-Pennsylvania Digital (PAX-1) Phase 1C. Laydown Yard.
♦ South Middleton Township-Georgetown Phase 1. 58 single family dwelling units.
⇒ Online growth dashboard: https://gis.ccpa.net/growthtrends/
◊ Monthly MPC summary. 4 submissions.
⇒ East Pennsboro Township-Annex Zone large scale uses
♦ Reviewed during the July 16 CCPC meeting.
⇒ Lower Mifflin Township-data center and solar farm amendments.
⇒ Shippensburg Township-planned unit development single family attached.
⇒ Middlesex Township-solar energy …
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Mon Aug 17, 2026
Prison Board Meeting
Cumberland County Prison Board to review reports and expenditures
The Cumberland County Prison Board is meeting to approve minutes, accept commissary reports and expenditure sheets, and receive updates from the warden and deputy wardens. The board will also consider an executive session to discuss security and personnel issues, followed by potential action. This is a routine oversight meeting with no major policy decisions on the public agenda.
- Approval of minutes from July 20, 2026
- Acceptance of commissary reports
- Approval of prison and central processing expenditure sheets for 2026
- Warden's report including security, treatment, operations, and training updates
- Request for executive session on security and personnel issues
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Agenda
Cumberland County
Prison Board Meeting
August 17, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Prison Board Meeting
1. Call to Order
2. Public Comment
3. Approval of Minutes of July 20, 2026
4. Acceptance of Commissary Reports
5. Approval of Expenditure Sheets for 2026 as Listed
•
Prison Expenditure Sheets
•
Central Processing Expenditure Sheets
6. Acceptance of Warden’s Report
•
Deputy Warden – Security Report
•
Deputy Warden – Treatment Report
•
Deputy Warden – Operations Report
•
Training Report
7. Request Executive Session to Discuss Security and Personnel Issues
8. Board Action on Security and Personnel Issues
9. Other Business
10. Adjourn
The next Prison Board Meeting will be held on Monday, September 21, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at the
Cumberland County Prison.
Wed Aug 12, 2026
Agricultural Land Preservation Board
Ag Land Preservation Board to review subdivision request, 2026 offers
The Cumberland County Agricultural Land Preservation Board will meet to consider a formal subdivision request from Mabel Strock and review Round 1 of 2026 offers for agricultural easements. The board will also receive updates on 2023-2026 farm statuses, board membership, and a stewardship report, including a rural enterprise request. Public comments will be accepted in writing, in person, or virtually.
- Request for Formal Subdivision – Mabel Strock
- 2026 Offers – Round 1 (offer summary, spreadsheet, appraisal summary)
- Rural Enterprise Request: Miller/Cerrelli
- 2023-2026 Farms Status Updates
- Executive session on potential litigation
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Cumberland County Agricultural Land Preservation Board
Agenda – August 12, 2026 – 7:30 AM *
Cumberland County Planning Department
310 Allen Road, Suite 101
Carlisle, PA 17013
Telephone: (717) 240-5362
Page 1 of 1
1.
Call to Order
Roll Call
Pledge of Allegiance
2.
Agenda Modifications and Approval **
Additions to the agenda must be approved by majority of members present and be de minimis in nature with no
contractual or financial obligations.
3.
Approval of Minutes **
July 8, 2026
4.
Public Comment
Written comments provided by residents
Comments by residents in person
Online virtual comments
5.
Unfinished Business
2023-2026 Farms Status Updates (S. Williams)
o
Materials: Status Update Tables
Board Membership (S. Williams)
Stewardship Report (Bard/Williams)
o
Rural Enterprise Request: Miller/Cerrelli
o
Inspections
6.
New Business
Request for Formal Subdivision – Mabel Strock (S. Williams) **
o
Materials: Application, Staff Review
2026 Offers – Round 1 (S. Williams) **
o
Materials: Offer Summery & Spreadsheet, Appraisal Summary Pages
7.
Reports
Solicitor Report
Advisory Member Updates
Staff Updates
8.
Executive Session
Potential Litigation
9.
Adjournment
* This meeting will be conducted in person with a teleconference option. Teleconference participants are advised that unforeseen technical difficulties may occur that
could impede the ability to participate in the meeting. In-person meeting attendance or written comments are encouraged. Resident …
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Wed Aug 12, 2026
Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
County board to approve budget adjustment, grants, and multiple contracts
The Cumberland County Salary Board and Board of Commissioners will meet to approve routine personnel and financial actions, plus a budget adjustment and several contracts. The consent agenda includes a $919,565.35 election grant and a $149,569.00 law enforcement grant. The regular agenda features contract approvals for children and youth services, mental health, and other departments.
- Resolution 2026-18: 2026 Budget Adjustment
- Reaffirm EIGP Grant Application and Acceptance of $919,565.35 for Elections
- PA Gaming Control Board Local Law Enforcement Grant Acceptance of $149,569.00
- Contracts for Children and Youth Services (Bethany Home, Dering Consulting, etc.)
- Contracts for MH/IDD including Early Intervention and Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities providers
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
August 12, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Public Comment
4.
Approval of Minutes of July 29, 2026
5.
Approval of Salary Board Actions
6.
Other Business
7.
Adjourn
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1.
Call to Order
2.
Roll Call
3.
Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
4.
Proclamation Re: Recognizing Parker “Skip” Kuhns for 47 Years of Service on the Cumberland
County Industrial Development Authority Board (Commissioner Neiderer, Kenn Tuckey, Chair of
Cumberland County Industrial Development Authority Board)
CONSENT AGENDA - The following is a list of routine items that do not appear to be controversial in nature
and which seem to not require additional discussion. If discussion is desired on any particular item, any
member of the Board of Commissioners or the public may request that the item be removed from the consent
agenda and that item will be considered separately under the Regular Agenda. The remaining items will be
acted upon through one motion.
5.
Approval of Minutes of July 29, 2026
6.
Approval of Personnel Transactions
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7.
Approval of Existing Contracts, Contract Extensions, Grants or Addendums with No Additional Cost
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Minutes
Cumberland County
Salary Board
August 12, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
Salary Board Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger, and Controller
Dana Best.
Staff Present: Paul Landers, Chief Financial Officer; Angela Smyser, Deputy Chief Clerk; Keith Brenneman,
Solicitor; Desirée Diaz-Ortiz, Executive Assistant.
Department Staff Present: Mike Carver, IMTO; Samantha Krepps, Ben Burner, Communications; Séan
McCormack, Kristen McGough, District Attorney’s Office/FID; Melissa Calvanelli, Court Administration.
Department Staff Present via Zoom: Jaime Reiber, Children and Youth Services; Kim Winton, Aging and
Community Services; Holly Sherman, Human Resources; Keeter Kallam, Veterans Affairs; Eric Radnovich,
District Attorney’s Office/FID; Susan Turner, Recorder of Deeds; Erin Gardner, Criminal Justice Services;
Chanda Gipe, Finance.
Other Agencies Present: Ken Tuckey, Parker “Skip” Kuhns, Jim Ross, Cumberland County Industrial
Development Authority Board.
Other Agencies Present via Zoom: Mary Kuna, Cumberland County Housing and Redevelopment Authority.
Call to Order: Commissioner Neiderer called the meeting to order.
Roll Call: Commissioners Neiderer, Foschi, and Eichelberger, and Controller Best were present.
Public Comment: None.
Approval of Salary Board Minutes: Controller Best made a moti …
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Tue Aug 4, 2026
Solid Waste Advisory Board
SWAC to discuss electronics recycling hard drive serial number tracking
The Cumberland County Solid Waste Advisory Committee will consider a draft scope of work for recycling technical assistance and discuss options for recording hard drive serial numbers during electronics recycling. The meeting includes public comment, subcommittee reports, and approval of prior minutes.
- Draft Recycling Technical Assistance Scope of Work
- Electronics recycling hard drive serial number recordation options
- Approval of May 5, 2026 minutes
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Cumberland County Solid Waste Advisory Committee
Agend a – August 4 , 202 6 – 7 :3 0 A M *
Cumberland County Recycling & Waste Department
310 Allen Road, Suite 2 01
Carlisle, PA 17013
Telephone : ( 717) 240- 6489
recycling@cumberlandcountypa.gov
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August 4 , 202 6 – 7 :3 0 A M
1. Call to order
Roll Call
2. Agenda M odifications and A pproval * *
Additions to the agenda must be approved by a majority of SWAC members present and be de minimis
in nature with no contractual or financial obligations.
3. Approval of Minutes * *
May 5 , 202 6
4. Public Comment
Written comments
In -person c omments
V irtual comments
5. Subcommittee Reports
Recycling Grants
Draft Recycling Technical Assistance Scope of Work **
Recycling Programs
6. Unfinished Business
None
7. New Business
Electronics recycling hard drive serial number recordation options **
8. Staff Report
9. Adjournment
* This meeting will be conducted in person and virtual ly . Virtual participants may gain access to the meeting at: https://www.cumberlandcountypa.gov/2191/SWAC-
Meetings-Minutes . Virtual participants are advised that unforeseen technical difficulties may occur that could impede the ability to participate in the meeting. In-
person meeting attendance or written comments are encouraged. Those wishing to provide written comments should provide those comments to Justin Miller ,
jcmiller @cumberlandcountypa.gov , or by mail to 310 Allen Road, Suite 201, Carlisle, PA 17013. All writte …
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Thu Jul 30, 2026
Commission for Women Public Meetings
Cumberland County Commission for Women to discuss 2026 and 2027 strategic plans
The Commission for Women will review its 2026 strategic plan and discuss initiatives for 2027. The body is also seeking a new treasurer and reviewing membership applications.
- Election of a new treasurer
- Review of membership applications for Jeanna Som, Kalpana Mary Doppalapudi, and Stephanie Dauo
- Proposed purchase of CCCW t-shirts for members
- Payment for Women in Government Event printing
- 2026 strategic plan items including childcare, menstrual product drive, healthcare resource fair, local government, and housing
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY COMMISSION FOR WOMEN
MEETING AGENDA
July 30
th
In Person / Zoom Optional
https://ccpameet.zoom.us/j/94002841866?pwd=h5KrCJOZB8qq1MLUwdLMcNvegn4M7E.1
1. Welcome – Brianda Freistat, Chair
2. Attendance:
a. Present:
b. Excused:
c. Absent:
3. Review and Approval of April 2026 Meeting Minutes –
4. Financial Disclosure Update - Jill/Angela Smyser
a. Update on financial disclosures
i. Needs to be done annually. Will receive a notice by Angela Smyser
in
the
new
year
for
2026
documents.
5. Treasurer’s Report – Need to elect new treasurer
a. Remaining yearly budget
i. Remaining balance:
b. Update on completed expenditures:
6. Other expenses pending:
a. Recommendation to purchase additional CCCW t-shirts for members
b. Payment for printing for Women in Government Event
7. Committee and subcommittee reports:
a. Executive Committee - Bylaw update: Brianda
i. Executive Board Nominations-Brianda
1. Nominations will be up for the full slate in October
2. Need new treasurer
b. Membership Committee – Lauren Mariani, Membership Chair
i. With new applicants, the commission is full. Lauren reviewing
current
membership.
ii. With bylaw review, commission cannot increase membership
beyond
the
capacity,
individuals
can
participate
in
an
ad
hoc
fashion.
iii. New applicants:
1. New candidates
i. Jeanna Som
ii. Kalpana Mary Doppalapudi
iii. Stephanie Dauo
2. Roll offs -
a. Justine Bressler
3. Term Endings - …
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Wed Jul 29, 2026
Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
Cumberland County considers $450,000 for prison shower capital project
The Board of Commissioners and Salary Board will meet to approve personnel transactions, board appointments, and various grant applications. The body is deciding on several service contracts for aging, youth, and drug and alcohol services, as well as budget adjustments.
- Capital project request for prison showers totaling $450,000.00
- EIGP Grant Application and acceptance of $919,565.35 for Elections
- PA DCED 2026 Emergency Solutions Grant application of $539,500.00 for Housing and Redevelopment Authority
- Susquehanna River Basin Commission grant acceptance of $250,000.00 for planning
- Resolution 2026-17 regarding 2026 Budget Adjustments
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✓ Decided: County approves $450K prison shower replacement project
The Cumberland County Salary Board and Board of Commissioners met on July 29, 2026, and approved all agenda items unanimously. Key actions included approving a $450,000 capital project to replace prison showers, accepting a $539,500 Emergency Solutions Grant, and approving multiple contracts and grants for county departments. The board also approved several appointments and reappointments to various boards and authorities.
- Approved $450,000 capital project for prison showers (unanimous)
- Approved $539,500 PA DCED Emergency Solutions Grant for housing authority (unanimous)
- Approved $919,565.35 EIGP grant for Elections (unanimous)
- Approved $250,000 Susquehanna River Basin Commission grant for farmland preservation (unanimous)
- Approved $3,739.60 grant for National Crime Victims' Rights Week (unanimous)
- Approved $8,614.40 Municipal Recycling Performance Grant (unanimous)
- Approved contracts for Aging, Children & Youth, Drug & Alcohol, and ERP (unanimous)
- Approved appointments to Affordable Housing Trust Fund, Blighted Property, and other boards (unanimous)
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
July 29, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of Minutes of July 15, 2026
5. Approval of Salary Board Actions
6. Other Business
7. Adjourn
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
CONSENT AGENDA - The following is a list of routine items that do not appear to be controversial in nature
and which seem to not require additional discussion. If discussion is desired on any particular item, any
member of the Board of Commissioners or the public may request that the item be removed from the consent
agenda and that item will be considered separately under the Regular Agenda. The remaining items will be
acted upon through one motion.
4. Approval of Minutes of July 15, 2026
5. Approval of Personnel Transactions
6. Approval of the Designation of Mark Evans as the Cumberland/Perry MHIDD Administrator, Effective
August 9, 2026
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7. Approval of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board Appointment Recommendation for the
Following Individual:
• Christopher Dymski – Appointment is for a Two (2) Year Term, Effective July 29, 2026 and
Expiring on July 1, 2028
8. Approval of Blighted Property Re …
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Minutes
Cumberland County
Salary Board
July 29, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
Salary Board Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger, and Deputy
Controller Robert Dagrosa.
Staff Present: Stacy M. Snyder, Chief Clerk; Paul Landers, Chief Financial Officer; Angela Smyser, Deputy
Chief Clerk; Keith Brenneman, Solicitor; Katja Fitzgerald, Executive Assistant.
Department Staff Present: Mike Carver, IMTO; Samantha Krepps, Communications; Judge Albert Masland;
Séan McCormack, Adrianne Vaughn, Sarah McClure, District Attorney; Beth Chornak, ERP; Travis Shenk,
Trevor Beatty, Prison; Ron Kerr, Sheriff’s Office.
Department Staff Present via Zoom: Mark Adams, IMTO; Jaime Reiber, Children and Youth Services;
Miranda Melton, MH/IDD; Annie Huff, Aging and Community Services; Ryan Simon, Drug and Alcohol;
Bethany Salzarulo, Elections; Katie Zimmerman, Grants Administration; Holly Sherman, Human Resources;
Kirk Stoner, Stephanie Williams, Planning; Bob Shively, James Brandt, Public Safety; Justin Miller, Recycling
and Waste; Keeter Kallam, Veterans Affairs.
Other Agencies Present: Hubert J. Gilroy, Martson Law Offices; Jarrod Leo, Messiah Lifeways.
Other Agencies Present via Zoom: Mikayla Kitchen, Brianna Miller, Cumberland County Housing and
Redevelopment Authority.
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Tue Jul 28, 2026
Conservation District Board Meetings
Cumberland Conservation Board reviews 2025 audit, tree sale report, and 2027 budget proposal
The Cumberland County Conservation District Board will meet on July 28, 2026, to review financial reports including the 2025 audit and tree sale financial report, discuss agricultural conservation assistance applications, and consider a proposed 2027 budget. The meeting also includes updates on nutrient management plans, enforcement activities, and staff reports from various conservation programs.
- 2025 Audit review (Vince)
- Tree Sale Financial Report (Matt)
- FY 26/27 Agricultural Conservation Technical Assistance (ACT) Application (Vince)
- Proposed 2027 Conservation District Budget (Vince)
- Chapter 102 Enforcement Update (Vince)
agricultureauditbudgetconservationenvironmentfinancenutrient-management
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AGENDA
CUMBERLAND COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
BOARD MEETING
JULY 28, 2026
7:00PM
310 Allen Road, Carlisle, PA 17013
FOLLOWING IS THE AGENDA FOR THE MONTHLY BOARD MEETING OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT TO BE HELD
JULY 28, 2026.
ITEM I CALL MEETING TO ORDER
ITEM II PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ITEM III PUBLIC COMMENTS
ITEM IV (A) APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
ITEM V TREASURER’S REPORT
ITEM VI (A)REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
ITEM VII OLD BUSINESS
1. (A) PACD/SCC JOINT ANNUAL CONFERENCE (VINCE)
ITEM VIII NEW BUSINESS
1. 2025 AUDIT (VINCE)
2. (A) TREE SALE FINANCIAL REPORT (MATT)
3. (A) FY 26/27 AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (ACT) APPLICATION (VINCE)
4. (A) ACAP APPLICATION AMENDMENT FOR JUSTIN FORRESTER (EMILY)
5. (A) ACAP/CEG CONTRACT AMENDMENT FOR BOB BOYCE (EMILY)
6. (A) NUTRIENT MANAGEMENT PLANS FOR TODD RABERT & NATHAN WEAVER (DYLAN)
7. PSNT REPORT (DYLAN)
8. CEG GUIDELINES & DELEGATION AGREEMENT (VINCE)
9. CDFAP FY 26/27 ALLOCATION (VINCE)
10. (A) LONG TERM VOLUNTEER/JOB SHADOW STUDENT (BROOKE)
11. CHAPTER 102 ENFORCEMENT UPDATE (VINCE)
12. (A) PROPOSED 2027 CONSERVATION DISTRICT BUDGET (VINCE)
13. SEPTEMBER BOARD MEETING & AWARDS PICNIC (VINCE)
14. FARM SERVICE AGENCY COUNTY COMMITTEE ELECTIONS (VINCE)
ITEM IX CORRESPONDENCE
ITEM X DISTRICT STAFF REPORTS
• DISTRICT MANAGER REPORT (VINCE)
• E&S PROGRAM MANAGER (THOMAS)
• CONSERVATION COORDINATOR REPORT (NOELLE)
• CONSERVATION COORDINATOR REPORT …
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Mon Jul 20, 2026
Prison Board Meeting
Cumberland County Prison Board to review June expenditures and security reports
The Prison Board will meet to approve expenditure sheets for the prison and central processing for June 2026. The board will also review reports from the Warden and Deputy Wardens regarding security, treatment, operations, and training.
- Approval of June 2026 Prison Expenditure Sheets
- Approval of June 2026 Central Processing Expenditure Sheets
- Review of Deputy Warden reports on security, treatment, and operations
- Executive session to discuss security and personnel issues
prisonbudgetpublic-safetypersonnel
✓ Decided: Cumberland County Prison Board approves June 2026 financial reports
The Cumberland County Prison Board unanimously approved the June 2026 minutes, commissary reports, prison and central processing expenditures, and the warden's report. The board also noted that increased rates for housing inmates from other jurisdictions take effect in July, and that a counselor position has been offered to a candidate. An executive session on security and personnel was scheduled after the meeting.
- Approved June 15, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Accepted June 2026 commissary reports (unanimous)
- Approved June 2026 prison and central processing expenditures (unanimous)
- Accepted June 2026 warden's report (unanimous)
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Agenda
Cumberland County
Prison Board Meeting
July 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Prison Board Meeting
1. Call to Order
2. Public Comment
3. Approval of Minutes of June 15, 2026
4. Acceptance of Commissary Reports
5. Approval of Expenditure Sheets for June 2026 as Listed
x Prison Expenditure Sheets
x Central Processing Expenditure Sheets
6. Acceptance of Warden’s Report
x Deputy Warden – Security Report
x Deputy Warden – Treatment Report
x Deputy Warden – Operations Report
x Training Report
7. Request Executive Session to Disc uss Security and Personnel Issues
8. Board Action on Security and Personnel Issues
9. Other Business
10. Adjourn
The next Prison Board Meeting will be held on Monday, August 17, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. in the
Commissioners’ Hearing Room.
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Prison Board Meeting
July 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Cumberland County Prison
Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Present: Commissioner Kelly Neiderer; Controller Dana Best; District Attorney Seán McCormack; Judge
Michelle Sibert; and Chief Deputy Sheriff Ron Kerr.
Present Via Zoom: Commissioners Jean Foschi and Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Stacy Snyder, Chief Clerk; Angela Smyser, Deputy Chief Clerk; Desirée Diaz-Ortiz;
Executive Assistant; Jennifer Hipp, Assistant Solicitor.
Department Staff Present: Mike Carver, IMTO; Travis Shenk, Warden; Trevor Beatty, Michael Eickhoff,
Rebekah Finkey, Prison.
Department Staff Present Via Zoom: Aubrie Barrick, Prison; Brandon Yeager, Finance.
Call to Order: Controller Best called the meeting to order.
Public Comment: None.
Approval of Minutes: District Attorney McCormack made a motion to approve the minutes of June
15, 2026. Chief Deputy Sheriff Kerr seconded the motion and the motion unanimously carried.
Acceptance of Commissary Reports: Controller Best referenced the June 2026 commissary reports (see
attached) and asked for questions and for approval.
Commissioner Eichelberger made a motion to accept the June 2026 commissary reports as presented.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Kerr seconded the motion and the motion unanimously carried.
Prison and Central Processing Expenditures: Controller Best referenced the June 2026 prison and
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Fri Jul 17, 2026
Aging Advisory Board Public Meetings
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Fri Jul 17, 2026
Aging Advisory Board Public Meetings
Aging Advisory Board to elect new leadership
The Cumberland County Aging Advisory Board will meet to conduct elections for Chair, Co-Chair, and Secretary. The Director will provide reports on agency operations, centenarians, and the GUIDE program.
- Election of Chair, Co-Chair, and Secretary
- Approval of April 2026 minutes
- Report on PFR and Personal Care Services
- Update on GUIDE Program
- Update on Protective Services multi-disciplinary team
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1100 CLAREMONT RD
CARLISLE, PA 17015
(717) 240-6110 OR 1-888-697-0371 EXT 6110
FAX: (717) 240-6118
EMAIL US AT aging@cumberlandcountypa.gov OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT www.cumberlandcountypa.gov/aging
CUMBERLAND COUNTY
AGING & COMMUNITY SERVICES
One Team …One Mission
Kelly Neiderer
Chairman
Jean Foschi
Vice Chairman
Gary Eichelberger
Secretary
Annie Huff
Director
CUMBERLAND COUNTY OFFICE OF AGING
ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
July 17, 2026
AGENDA
I. Call to Order Annie Huff, Director
II. Pledge of Allegiance Annie Huff, Director
III. Attendance Michelle Kirby
IV. Public Comments Annie Huff, Director
V. Advisory Board Business Annie Huff, Director
(A) Approval of April 2026 minutes
(B) Advisory Board Member Introductions
(C) Input & Feedback from Advisory Board Members
VI. Directors Report Annie Huff, Director
(A) Agency Overview
(B) Centenarians
(C) PFR and Personal Care Services
(D) State and County Updates
(E) Program and Staff
a. GUIDE Program
b. Protective Services multi-disciplinary team
VII. Nominations and Vote for Election of Chair, CoChair, Annie Huff, Director
Secretary
VIII. Adjourn Meeting Annie Huff, Director
Our next meeting will be held October 16th at 1:00pm.
Thu Jul 16, 2026
Planning Commission Meetings
Planning Commission to review East Pennsboro data center requirements
The Planning Commission will consider a proposed Annex (ANX) District and data center requirements for East Pennsboro. The body will also receive updates on the 2026 planning program and review several minor plan amendments.
- East Pennsboro: Proposed Annex (ANX) District and data center requirements
- Lower Mifflin Township: Duane Snyder 100 ft by 600 ft Ag Operation
- Carlisle Borough: Letort Lofts 48 apartment and 8 townhouse units
- Middlesex Township: Sheetz Rebuild on Harrisburg Pike
- Lower Allen Township: Liberty Forge Phase 1 (53 single family detached dwellings)
zoningdata-centershousingland-usecommercial-development
✓ Decided: Planning commission recommends East Pennsboro data center zoning district
The Cumberland County Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of East Pennsboro Township's proposed Annex District zoning ordinance, which would permit data centers as conditional uses. The recommendation includes consideration of staff comments. Chairman Tyson abstained due to a conflict of interest. The board also received informational updates on bylaws, legislation, and other county planning matters.
- Recommended approval of East Pennsboro Annex District zoning ordinance (unanimous, Tyson abstained)
- Approved June 18, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
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Cumberland County Planning Commission
Agenda
Cumberland County Planning Department
310 Allen Road, Suite 101
Carlisle, PA 17013
Telephone: (717) 240-5362
Page 1 of 2
July 16, 2026 - 7:30 AM**
• Call to order (Chair).
• P ledge of allegiance .
• Mo ment of silent reflection.
• Agenda modifications and approval (Chair).
Additions to agenda must be approved by majority of CCPC members present and be de minimis in nature
with no contractual or financial obligations.
• Non-agenda public comment (Chair).
• W ritten comments provided by residents .
• Co mments by residents in person.
• O nline virtual comments .
• Action Items
• A pproval of minutes – June 18, 2026 (Chair)
• E ast Pennsboro -Proposed Annex (ANX) District and Data Center requirements
• Informational Items
• CCP C Bylaws Update (Kirk Stoner)
• P lans and Minor Amendments (Steve Hoffman)
◊ Monthly plan summary
⇒ Plan list-16 plans. Notable submissions include
♦ Lower Mifflin Township-Duane Snyder 100 ft by 600 ft Ag Operation
♦ Carlisle Borough-Letort Lofts 48 apartment and 8 townhouse units
♦ Middlesex Township-Sheetz Rebuild, Harrisburg Pike
♦ Lower Allen Township-Liberty Forge Phase 1 including 53 single family detached dwellings
⇒ Online growth dashboard: https://gis.ccpa.net/growthtrends/
◊ Monthly MPC summary
• L egislative report (Nate Bard)
• C onsistency Letters (Kirk Stoner)
• C ommissioners’ liaison report (Commissioner Neiderer).
• 202 6 planning program report (Kirk Stoner).
Cumberland County Pla …
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Cumberland County Planning Commission (CCPC)
Meeting Minutes
July 16, 2026
7:30 AM – In Person/Zoom
Roll Call
CCPC Members:
X
George Tyson
X
Anita Archambeau
X
Timothy Johnson
X
Matt Fisher
X
Fred Reddig
X
Ed Franco
X
Jeanna Som via Teams
X
Kelly Palmer
X
Brandon Weary
X
(Commissioner Liaison) Kelly Neiderer
CCPD:
X
Kirk Stoner
X
Elizabeth Grant
Steve Hoffman
X
Jessica Cohick
X
Stephanie Williams
X
Nathan Bard
X
Mike Carver – IMTO
Cooperating
X
CAEDC – Janet Anderson via Teams
Public Safety – Mike Snyder
Agencies:
GIS – Derin Klick
CCHRA – Mary Kuna
Conservation District
CCHRA – Mikayla Kitchen
Applicants/Guests:
Ted Tupper – via Teams
Charlie Thompson, Sentinel
Kelley Brickey, 5 Elizabeth way, Carlisle
Dearan Quigley, East Pennsboro Township
Zach Mulhauser, East Pennsboro Township
Brad Mitchell, via Teams
Steve Rose, via Teams
* This meeting is recorded.
1.
Agenda Modifications and Approval
None.
2.
Public Comment
None.
3.
Approval of Minutes
The June 18, 2026, meeting minutes were approved by unanimous vote on a motion by Kelly Palmer
and seconded by Fred Reddig. The vote was unanimous.
4.
Action Items
East Pennsboro-Proposed Annex (ANX) District and Data Center Requirements
Chairman Tyson stated that he would hand over discussion of the East Pennsboro proposed annex
district to the Vice-Chair and staff due to his position on the East Pennsboro Board of Commissioners
and to avoid any conflict of interest. He noted he would abstain from voting for the same reason.
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Thu Jul 16, 2026
MH.IDD Advisory Board
Board to consider candidates for MH/IDD Administrator
The MH/IDD Advisory Board will discuss and vote on two candidates for the designation of MH/IDD Administrator for Cumberland and Perry Counties. The board will also review directors' reports on mental health and developmental disabilities services and discuss member reappointments.
- Approval of two candidates for MH/IDD Administrator
- Review of FY26-27 State Budget and Human Services Block Grant Hearing
- Fiscal Report for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
- Reappointment of board members for Cumberland and Perry Counties
- Updates on Regional LTSR Project and Project Search
mental-healthdevelopmental-disabilitiesappointmentsbudgetpublic-health
✓ Decided: MH/IDD Advisory Board approves March 19, 2026 meeting minutes
The board unanimously approved the minutes from the March 19, 2026 meeting. The session included reports on crisis intervention training, behavioral health leadership changes, and updates to mobile crisis operational hours.
- Approved March 19, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
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1615 Ritner Highway . Carlisle, PA 17013 -2963 . email: mhidd@cumberlandcountypa.gov . web: www.cumberlandcountypa .gov
Carlisle: 717.240.6320 . all other areas of Cumberland: 888.697.0371 (6320) . Perry: 866.240.6320 . fax: 717.240.6415
MH/IDD Advisory Board Meeting
July 16, 2026
Meeting ID: 981 3825 4494
Passcode: 230545
Join Zoom Meeting
https://ccpameet.zoom.us/j/98138254494
I. Action on Minutes – May 21, 2026 Board Meeting James Hosey
II. Public Comments James Hosey
III. Discussion & Motion to Approve Two Candidates to Submit to James Hosey
Cumberland and Perry Counties for the Designation of MH/IDD Administrator
IV. Review of Directors’ Reports
Mental Health Annie Strite
FY26-27 State Budget
Human Services Block Grant Hearing
Paxton Ministries – Cumberland County
Connections Health Solutions (CHS) Updates
Regional LTSR Project Update
Social Services Block Grant Monitoring Review
For Awareness
Crisis Updates
Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities & Early Intervention Mark Evans
Waiver Capacity/Budget
Project Search
Intake
Community Events
Administrative Entity Updates
SCO Updates
Early Intervention Update
Fiscal Report – Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Mark Evans
V. Nominating Committee Update James Hosey
Slate of Officers
Executive At Large
Nominating Committee
MH Committee Chairperson
IDD Committee Chairperson
Reappointment of MH/IDD Advisory Board Members – Cumberlan …
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Carlisle: 717.240.6320 all other areas of Cumberland: 888.697.0371 (6320) Perry: 866.240.6320 fax: 717.240.6415
MINUTES
MH/IDD ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
May 21, 2026
PRESENT
ABSENT
Louis Bianco
Jeff Lee
Gary Eichelberger
Nicole Holmes
James Hosey
Cynthia Howard
Bill Lyons
Beth-Ann McConnell
Nancy Raudenbush
Alison Swigart
Carol Yorkievitz
Guest: Marian Musser
Robert Musser
Jessica Paul - Consumer Satisfaction Services
STAFF: Mark Evans, Annie Strite, Annie Oiler, Miranda Melton, and Trudy Kessler
Request for Executive Session Regarding Personnel
A motion was made by Ms. Howard and seconded by Mr. Hosey to hold an Executive Session regarding
Personnel. Ms. Stacy Snyder, Cumberland County Chief Operating Officer/Chief Clerk, and Ms. Holly Sherman,
Director, Human Resources, presented information to the members of the MH/IDD Advisory Board. MH/IDD
staff were not included in the meeting.
The regular meeting was called to order at 12:42 p.m. by Mr. Evans. The meeting was held via Hybrid (In Person
and Zoom).
I.
Action on Minutes for March 19, 2026
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Wed Jul 15, 2026
Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
Cumberland County to consider HUD grant applications totaling over $1.7 million
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing and vote on the FY2026-2027 Human Services Block Grant Plan. The board is also reviewing several grant applications and contracts for housing, mental health, and public safety.
- CDBG Grant Application of $1,246,048.00 and HOME Grant Application of $551,846.93 for Housing and Redevelopment Authority
- PCCD 2026 MAT Expansion Program Grant of $123,078.00 for the Prison
- FY2026-2027 Human Services Block Grant Plan
- Appointments to Cumberland County Municipal Authority and Children and Youth Citizens Advisory Committee
- General Disbursements Transfer Authorizations including a $3,826,281.24 transfer on 7/8/2026
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✓ Decided: Commissioners approve housing action plan and multiple grants
The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the 2026 CDBG and HOME Annual Action Plan and associated grant applications for the Housing and Redevelopment Authority. They also accepted a $123,078 grant for the county prison and approved various service contracts. A consent agenda including personnel transactions and board appointments was passed.
- Approved 2026 CDBG and HOME Annual Action Plan (Unanimous)
- Approved CDBG grant application of $1,246,048.00 and HOME grant application of $551,846.93 (Unanimous)
- Approved $123,078.00 PCCD 2026 MAT Expansion Program grant for the Prison (Unanimous)
- Approved PEMA Emergency Management Performance grant application (Unanimous)
- Approved Comcast contract for IMTO (Unanimous)
- Approved MH/IDD contracts for FamilyLinks Inc, Susquehanna Software Inc, and Housing and Redevelopment Authority (Unanimous)
- Approved appointments to Municipal Authority and Children and Youth Citizens Advisory Committee (Unanimous)
- Approved 2026-2027 Human Services Block Grant Plan (Unanimous)
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
July 15, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Public Hearing RE: The FY2026-2027 Human Services Block Grant
1. Call to Order
2. Presentation by Brian Wilson, MH/IDD
3. Commissioners and Staff Comments or Questions
4. Public Comments or Questions
5. Adjourn
Salary Board
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of Minutes of July 1, 2026
5. Approval of Salary Board Actions
6. Other Business
7. Adjourn
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
Version 1.0
CONSENT AGENDA - The following is a list of routine items that do not appear to be controversial in nature
and which seem to not require additional discussion. If discussion is desired on any particular item, any
member of the Board of Commissioners or the public may request that the item be removed from the consent
agenda and that item will be considered separately under the Regular Agenda. The remaining items will be
acted upon through one motion.
4. Approval of Minutes of July 1, 2026
5. Approval of Personnel Transactions
6. Approval of the Cumberland County Municipal Authority Appointment Recommendations for the
Following Individuals:
• Dr. Ryan Argot and Curtis Stevens – Appoint …
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
July 15, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
Commissioners Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
Board of Commissioners Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Stacy Snyder, Chief Clerk; Paul Landers, Chief Financial Officer; Keith Brenneman,
Solicitor; Desirée Diaz-Ortiz, Executive Assistant.
Department Staff Present: Mike Carver, Darin Baish, IMTO; Katie Zimmerman, Grants Administration.
Department Staff Present via Zoom: Keeter Kallam, Veterans Affairs; Miranda Melton, MH/IDD; Claudia
Garner, Public Safety; Chanda Gipe, Finance; Samantha Krepps, Communications; Mark Adams, IMTO;
Rebekah Finkey, Prison.
Others Present Via Zoom: Tim Lawther, Citizen; Jodie Byrne, Non-Cumberland County Resident.
Other Agencies Present Via Zoom: Mikayla Kitchen, Cumberland County Redevelopment Authority; Gary
Lenker, Tri-County Housing.
Call to Order: Commissioner Neiderer called the meeting to order.
Roll Call: Commissioners Neiderer, Foschi, and Eichelberger were present.
Public Comment: Jodie Byrne, who stated she was neither a resident nor a taxpayer of Cumberland County,
attempted to make a public comment regarding her father. Solicitor Keith Brenneman informed her that
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Thu Jul 9, 2026
Drug and Alcohol Public Meetings
Cumberland-Perry Drug & Alcohol Commission to discuss treatment needs and recovery
The Community Advisory Board will review reports on case management, prevention, and treatment needs. The body will also discuss preparations for Recovery Month in September and review membership applications.
- Review of May 2026 meeting minutes
- Membership applications for Perry County and Cumberland County
- Treatment Needs Assessment community listening session
- Prevention report regarding summer activities and personnel changes
- Administrative reports on the end of the fiscal year
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C u m b e r l a n d - P e r r y D r u g & A l c o h o l C o m m i s s i o n
16 W . High Street , Suite 302 , Carlisle, PA 17013 | 717.240. 6300 | 1.866.240.6300 | cumbperrydanda@cumberlandcountypa.gov
CO MMUNITY ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
Thursday, July 9, 2026
Veterans Memorial Building
25 W Main Street
New Bloomfield, PA 17068
and Virtual
Agenda
1. Welcome and Introductions
2. Mission Moment
3. Public Comments
4. Agenda Center
5. Meeting Minutes – May 2026
6. Report from Executive Director
7. Recovery Month-September
8. Membership Applications – Perry County and Cumberland County
9. Case Management Report
10. Prevention Report-Summer Activities, Personnel Changes
11. Treatment Needs Assessment
Community Listening Session
12. Provider Reports
13. Administrative Reports -End of Fiscal Year Will report when year closed
14. Adjournment
Next Meeting
September 3, 2026 – 6PM – Veterans Memorial Building
Wed Jul 8, 2026
Agricultural Land Preservation Board
Board to review residence requests and 2027 budget
The Agricultural Land Preservation Board will consider applications for new and replacement residences and a rural enterprise application. The board is also scheduled to deliberate on the 2027 budget request.
- Request to build additional residence – Burkholder
- Request to build replacement residence – Snyder
- Rural Enterprise Application – Miller/Cerrelli
- 2027 Budget Request
- Update on 2023-2026 Farms
agricultureland-preservationbudgethousingrural-enterprise
✓ Decided: Board approves $850K budget request for 2027 farmland preservation
The Cumberland County Agricultural Land Preservation Board unanimously approved a minimum $850,000 funding request for the 2027 budget to continue preserving farmland toward the 30,000-acre goal. The board also approved three landowner requests: a new residence for Burkholder, a replacement residence for Snyder (staff-level approval), and a rural enterprise application for Miller/Cerrelli, all with conditions. No public comment was received, and the meeting adjourned after an executive session on potential litigation.
- Approved $850,000 minimum 2027 budget request to Board of Commissioners (unanimous)
- Approved Burkholder request to build additional residence, with conditions (unanimous)
- Approved Miller/Cerrelli rural enterprise application for farm-to-table dinners, with condition (unanimous)
- Approved agenda as is (unanimous)
- Approved June 10, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Noted Snyder replacement residence approved by staff, no board action required
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Cumberland County Agricultural Land Preservation Board
Agenda – Ju ly 8 , 202 6 – 7:30 AM *
Cumberland County Planning Department
310 Allen Road, Suite 101
Carlisle, PA 17013
Telephone : ( 717) 240-5362
Page 1 of 2
1. Call to O rder
Roll Call
Pledge of A llegiance
2. Agenda Modifications and Approval **
Additions to the agenda must be approved by majority of members present and be de minimis in nature with no
contractual or financial obligations.
3. Approval of Minutes **
June 10 , 202 6
4. Public Comment
Written comments provided by residents
Comments by residents in person
Online virtual comments
5. Unfinished Business
Update on 2023-202 6 Farms (S. Williams)
o Materials : Status Update Tables
Update on Board Membership (S. Williams)
o Materials : Press Release
Update on Inspections (N. Bard)
6. New Business
Request to Build Additional Residence – Burkholder (N. Bard) * *
o Materials : Application , Staff Review
Request to Build Replacement Residence – Snyder (N. Bard)
o Materials : Application , Staff Review
Rural Enterprise Application – Miller/ Cerrelli (N. Bard ) * *
o Materials: Application, Staff Review
2027 Budget Request (S. Williams) * *
o Materials : Memorandum
7. Reports
Solicitor Report
Advisory Member Updates
Staff Reports
o Bylaws Update (S. Williams)
o PDA Spending Reports (K. Stoner)
8. Executive Session
Potential Litigation
9. Adjournment
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Cumberland County Agricultural Land Preservation Board
Meeting Minutes
July 8, 2026
7:30 AM – In Person/Zoom
1.
Call to Order
Board Members:
X
Corey Carothers
Denny McCullough
X
Barry Frantz
X
Phyllis Nye
X
Mike Klinepeter
X
William Piper
X
Scott Mack
Planning Department
Staff:
X
Jessica Cohick
Kirk Stoner
X
Elizabeth Grant
X
Stephanie Williams
X
Nathan Bard
X
Mike Carver – IMTO
Solicitor:
Christopher Rice
X
Abbie Trone
Advisory Members:
X
Commissioner Liaison, Jean Foschi via
Teams
X
CAEDC, Stacey Cornman
Conservation District, Emily Stambaugh
X
Penn State Extension, Anne Miller
Guests:
X
Charlie Thompson
2.
Agenda Modifications and Approval
ACTION: A motion to approve the agenda “as is” for the July 8, 2026 meeting was made by Scott Mack
and seconded by Barry Frantz. Vote was approved unanimously.
3.
Approval of Minutes
ACTION: A motion to approve the minutes from the June 10, 2026 board meeting was made by Mike
Klinepeter and seconded by Scott Mack. Vote was approved unanimously.
4.
Public Comment
None.
5.
Unfinished Business
Update on 2023-2026 Farms
2023 – Lil Ponderosa remains outstanding, however the quit claim process is proceeding to resolve the undeeded 10
acres associated with this project.
2024 – The Clouse Farm is expected to be approved at State Board meeting in August.
2025 – The Brenneman Farm will settle this week. Ickes and Lehman were approved at State Board in June.
2026 – Most of the appraisal deposits have been received.
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Wed Jul 1, 2026
Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
Cumberland County Board to review 2026 budget adjustments and multiple service contracts
The Board of Commissioners and Salary Board will meet to decide on 2026 budget adjustments and new personnel policies. The body is also reviewing various service contracts for children, youth, and drug and alcohol services, as well as several grant acceptances.
- Resolution 2026-15 regarding 2026 Budget Adjustments
- PCCD Justice Reinvestment Initiative 2 Grant of $264,093.00 for Adult Probation
- Capital project request for MDJ Office Painting totaling $30,035.00
- Capital project request for a Responder Propane and CNG Flare Kit totaling $27,000.00
- Appointment of Melody Zimmerman to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board
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✓ Decided: Cumberland County approves multiple grants and service contract increases
The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved several grants for adult probation, criminal justice, and facilities management. The board also approved contract increases for Children and Youth Services, Drug and Alcohol, and MH/IDD providers, along with a $30,035 project to paint magisterial district offices.
- Approved $264,093 PCCD Justice Reinvestment Initiative 2 grant for Adult Probation (unanimous)
- Approved $30,035 capital project for MDJ office painting (unanimous)
- Approved $27,000 capital project for Public Safety propane and CNG flare kit (unanimous)
- Approved contract increases for 17 Children and Youth Services providers (unanimous)
- Approved $1,330 donation from Cumberland County Bar Association Foundation for child-friendly room (unanimous)
- Approved $3,250 in donations for the 2026 LEPC Summit (unanimous)
- Approved $4,000 Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful grant for native plants (unanimous)
- Approved fee structure for Nov 19 paper shredding event: first 10 lbs free, then $0.15/lb (unanimous)
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
July 1, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of Minutes of June 17, 2026
5. Approval of Salary Board Actions
6. Other Business
7. Adjourn
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
CONSENT AGENDA - The following is a list of routine items that do not appear to be controversial in nature
and which seem to not require additional discussion. If discussion is desired on any particular item, any
member of the Board of Commissioners or the public may request that the item be removed from the consent
agenda and that item will be considered separately under the Regular Agenda. The remaining items will be
acted upon through one motion.
4. Approval of Minutes of June 17, 2026
5. Approval of Personnel Transactions
6. Approval of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board Appointment Recommendation for the
Following Individual:
• Melody Zimmerman – Appointment is for a Two (2) Year Term, Effective July 1, 2026 and
Expiring on June 30, 2028
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Following Individual:
• Jarod Ganci – Appointment is for a Thr …
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
July 1, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
Commissioners Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
Board of Commissioners Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Stacy M. Snyder, Chief Clerk; Paul Landers, Chief Financial Officer; Angela Smyser, Deputy
Chief Clerk; Keith Brenneman, Solicitor; Lauren Kauffman, Executive Assistant.
Department Staff Present: Mike Carver, IMTO; Sean McCormack, District Attorney; Samantha Krepps,
Communications; Katie Zimmerman, Grants Administration; Melissa Mixell, Tax Claims; Melissa
Calvanelli, Court Administration; Darby Christlieb, Adult Probation.
Department Staff Present via Zoom: Mark Adams, IMTO; Chanda Gipe, Finance; Claudia Garner,
Michele Parsons, James Brandt, Public Safety; Miranda Melton, MH/IDD; Susan Turner, Recorder of Deeds;
Christine Bowden, Aging and Community Services; Ryan Simon, Drug and Alcohol; Kirk Stoner, Elizabeth
Grant, Planning; Erin Gardner, Criminal Justice Services; Justin Miller, Recycling and Waste; Keeter
Kallam, Veterans Affairs; Jaime Reiber, Children and Youth Services; Brent Durham, Facilities
Management.
Other Agencies Present via Zoom: Krista Wolfe, Central Penn College; Mary Kuna, Cumberland County
Housing and Redevelopment Authority.
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Tue Jun 30, 2026
Retirement Board Meeting
Retirement Board to review 2026 actuary valuation and quarterly investment report
The Cumberland County Retirement Board will review the GRS 2026 Actuary Valuation and a first quarter review from Marquette Associates. The board may take action on recommendations from both presentations and discuss the board solicitor.
- GRS 2026 Actuary Valuation presentation and recommendations
- Marquette Associates 1st Quarter Review and recommendations
- Discussion and possible motion regarding Solicitor Kelly Neiderer
- Approval of Pension Report
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AGENDA
RETIREMENT BOARD MEETING
June 30th – 10:30A.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
1. Call to order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comments
4. Approval of Minutes of March 10, 2026
5. Approval of Pension Report
6. Motion to reaffirm the execution of agreements for services authorized by the
Retirement Board: Robert Dagrosa
NONE
*Contract copies available upon request (all originals were signed by the
Retirement Board and are filed in the Controller’s Office)
7. GRS 2026 Actuary Valuation Presentation – Kris Seets and Michael Spadaro (GRS)
*Discussion and possible motion on GRS recommendations
8. Manager Presentations
• Lee Martin (Marquette Associates) 1st Quarter Review
*Discussion and possible motion on Marquette recommendations
9. Discussion and possible motion on Retirement Board Solicitor – Kelly Neiderer
10. Other Business
11. Adjourn
The Retirement Board reserves the right to take official action on any agenda item
whether or not specific action is noted on the agenda
Tue Jun 23, 2026
Conservation District Board Meetings
Conservation District to discuss 2027 budget and staff changes
The Cumberland County Conservation District Board will meet to review the 2027 budget and various funding allocations. The board is deciding on several action items, including moving a part-time engineer position to full-time.
- 2027 Cumberland County Budget
- Request to move part-time PCSM Engineer position to full-time
- FY 26/27 allocations for Agriculture Conservation Assistance Program (ACAP) and Conservation Excellence Grant (CEG)
- Ag Plan reimbursement applications for Jason Davis, Jason Jones, and Randy Mentzer
- FY 26/27 agreements and budgets for Chesapeake Bay Engineer and Technician
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AGENDA
CUMBERLAND COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT
BOARD MEETING
JUNE 23, 2026
7:00PM
310 ALLEN ROAD CARLISLE, PA 17013
FOLLOWING IS THE AGENDA FOR THE MONTHLY BOARD MEETING OF THE CUMBERLAND COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT TO BE HELD
JUNE 23, 2026.
ITEM I CALL MEETING TO ORDER
ITEM II PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ITEM III PUBLIC COMMENTS
ITEM IV (A) APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MINUTES
ITEM V TREASURER’S REPORT
ITEM VI (A)REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE
ITEM VII OLD BUSINESS
1. PACD/SCC JOINT ANNUAL CONFERENCE
ITEM VIII NEW BUSINESS
1. AGRICUTURE CONSERVATION ASSISTANCE PRGOGRAM (ACAP) FY 26/27 APPROVED ALLOCATION (VINCE)
2. CONSERVATION EXCELLENCE GRANT (CEG) FY 26/27 PROPOSED ALLOCATION (VINCE)
3. (A) PART-TIME PCSM ENGINEER POSITION MOVE TO FULL TIME (VINCE)
4. (A) CONSERVATION ORGANIZATION & EDUCATOR AWARDS NOMINATIONS (BROOKE)
5. (A) DIRT, GRAVEL, LOW VOLUME ROADS APPLICATIONS (BROOKE)
6. (A) CHESAPEAK BAY ENGINEER AND TECHNICIAN FY 26/27 AGREEMENTS & BUDGETS (VINCE)
7. (A) WATERSHED SPECIALIST FY 26/27 RENEWAL REQUEST (VINCE)
8. (A) AG PLAN REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM APPLICATIONS – JASON DAVIS, JASON JONES, RANDY MENTZER (DYLAN)
9. (A) ACAP APPLICATION(S) FOR FUNDING (EMILY)
10. LONG TERM VOLUNTEER/JOB SHADOW STUDENT (BROOKE)
11. 2027 CUMBERLAND COUNTY BUDGET (VINCE)
12. (A) CLOTHING & FIELD GEAR PURCHASING GUIDANCE UPDATE (VINCE)
13. INTERNS PRESENTATION OF PRE-SIDEDRESS NITROGEN TEST (MATTHEW AND SAM)
ITEM IX CORRESPONDENCE
ITEM X DISTRICT STAFF …
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Thu Jun 18, 2026
Planning Commission Meetings
Planning Commission to review data center requirements and multiple township rezonings
The Planning Commission will discuss zoning changes for data centers in Southampton Township and a new subdivision ordinance for South Newton Township. The body will also consider several property rezonings and an amendment to the County Future Land Use Map.
- Southampton Township: Proposal to remove overlay district and permit data centers by conditional use in manufacturing district
- Hampden Township: Rezone 8 properties from RC to CPL
- Lemoyne Borough: Rezone 1300 Market Street from OG to OR
- South Newton Township: New Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance
- Cumberland County Future Land Use Map Amendment: Change regional activity center to rural for Richard Mains tax parcels 46-09-0517-011 and 46-10-0620-024
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✓ Decided: Planning Commission recommends rezoning 8 Hampden Township properties to commercial
The Commission recommended approval for several zoning changes, including a commercial rezoning in Hampden Township and a residential conversion in Lemoyne Borough. It also approved a new subdivision ordinance for South Newton Township and data center requirements for Southampton Township.
- Recommended approval to rezone 8 properties from RC to CPL in Hampden Township (6-2)
- Recommended approval of Southampton Township zoning ordinance amendments for data centers (Unanimous)
- Recommended approval to rezone 1300 Market Street from CG to OR in Lemoyne Borough (Unanimous)
- Approved new South Newton Township Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (Unanimous)
- Approved May 21, 2026 meeting minutes (Unanimous)
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Cumberland County Planning Commission
Agenda
Cumberland County Planning Department
310 Allen Road, Suite 101
Carlisle, PA 17013
Telephone: (717) 240-5362
Page 1 of 2
June 18, 2026 - 7:30 AM**
• Call to order (Chair).
• Pledge of allegiance.
• Moment of silent reflection.
• Agenda modifications and approval (Chair).
Additions to agenda must be approved by majority of CCPC members present and be de minimis in nature
with no contractual or financial obligations.
• Non-agenda public comment (Chair).
• Written comments provided by residents.
• Comments by residents in person.
• Online virtual comments.
• Action Items
• Approval of minutes – May 21, 2026 (Chair)
• Hampden Township-rezone 8 properties from RC to CPL (Kirk Stoner)
• Southampton Township-data center requirements (Steve Hoffman)
◊ Remove overlay district, permit data centers by conditional use in the manufacturing district
• Lemoyne Borough-1300 Market Street rezoning from OG to OR (Steve Hoffman)
• South Newton Township-New Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (Steve Hoffman)
• Cumberland County Future Land Use Map Amendment-Regional activity center to rural (Steve
Hoffman)
◊ Richard Mains Tax Parcel Number 46-09-0517-011 and 46-10-0620-024
• Informational Items
• CCPC Bylaws Update (Kirk Stoner)
• Plans and Minor Amendments (Steve Hoffman)
◊ Monthly plan summary
⇒ Plan list-13 plans. Notable submissions include
♦ Dickinson Township-Clinton Weaver agricultural operation
♦ Si …
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Cumberland County Planning Commission (CCPC)
Meeting Minutes
June 16 , 2026
7:30 AM – In Person/Zoom
Roll Call
CCPC Members: X George Tyson X Anita Archambeau
X Timothy Johnson X Matt Fisher
X Fred Reddig X Ed Franco
X Jeanna Som X Kelly Palmer
X Brandon Weary
X (Commissioner Liaison) Kelly Neiderer
CCPD: X Kirk Stoner Elizabeth Grant
X Steve Hoffman X Jessica Cohick
Stephanie William s Nathan Bard
X Mike Carver – IMTO
Cooperating X CAEDC – Janet Anderson via Teams Public Safety – Mike Snyder
Agencies: GIS – Derin Klick CCHRA – M ary Kuna
Conservation Distri ct CC HRA – Mikayla Kitchen
Applicants/Guests: Ted Tupper – via Teams Larry Hinkle, Southampton Township
Charlie Thompson, Sentinel Andy Parker – via Teams
Bony Dawood, Dawood Engineering - via Teams Jeremy Miller, Hampden Township – via Teams
Patrice Gallagher – via Teams Jim Melia, Pinehurst HOA
Ryan Colquhoun, Good Hope Ventures Doug Auston, 5001 Greenwood Circle, Enola
Lisa Coyne, Coyne & Coyne, Hampden Township Larry Barrick, West Pennsboro Township
Gene Koontz, Lemoyne Borough Brad Mill s, Scheer Partners
Kelly Brickey, 5 Elizabeth Way, Carlisle
* This meeting is recorded.
1. Agenda Modifications and Approval
None.
2. Public Comment
Several emails were received regarding the Hampden Township Rezoning of 8 properties RC to CPL and
shared with CCPC members. A copy of the public comments will be included with the minutes.
3. Approval of Minutes
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Wed Jun 17, 2026
Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
Commissioners consider $5.2 million prison food service contract
The Board of Commissioners will discuss selecting Aramark for prison food service operations and CGL as an owner's representative for a facilities master plan. The body will also review 2026 budget adjustments and various service contracts for children, youth, and aging services.
- Proposed contract with Aramark for prison food service operations at $5,195,774.40
- Resolution 2026-14 regarding 2026 Budget Adjustments
- Grant application of $149,064.00 from the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board for the District Attorney’s Office/CID
- Appointment of Perry Heath to the Cumberland County Industrial Development Authority for a five-year term
- Acceptance of a $200.00 donation from Big Spring Area Community Chest for drug and alcohol prevention services
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✓ Decided: County awards $5.2M prison food service contract to Aramark
The Board of Commissioners approved a comprehensive food service operations contract for the prison and selected CGL as an owner's representative for the facilities master plan. The board also approved various department contracts, grant applications, and budget adjustments.
- Awarded $5,195,774.40 prison food service contract to Aramark (unanimous)
- Selected CGL as owner's representative for facilities master plan (unanimous)
- Approved Resolution 2026-14 for 2026 Budget Adjustments (unanimous)
- Approved $149,064.00 PA Gaming Control Board grant for District Attorney's Office/CID (unanimous)
- Approved letter of support for South Mountain Partnership Community Impact Grant (unanimous)
- Appointed Perry Heath to Cumberland County Industrial Development Authority for a five-year term (unanimous)
- Approved contracts for Aging and Community Services, Children and Youth Services, and Drug and Alcohol (unanimous)
- Approved Travelers Insurance property and liability renewal for Human Resources (unanimous)
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
June 17, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of Minutes of June 3, 2026
5. Approval of Salary Board Actions
6. Other Business
7. Adjourn
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
4. Proclamation Re: Commemorating 40 Years of Leadership Harrisburg Area (Commissioner Neiderer,
Una Martone, President and CEO of Leadership Harrisburg Area)
5. Employee Recognition: Herbert Getz, Prison, for 25 Years of Service (Commissioner Neiderer, Jesse
Palmer)
6. Employee Recognition: Toye Smith, Court Admin, for 25 Years of Service (Commissioner Neiderer,
Melissa Calvanelli)
CONSENT AGENDA - The following is a list of routine items that do not appear to be controversial in nature
and which seem to not require additional discussion. If discussion is desired on any particular item, any
member of the Board of Commissioners or the public may request that the item be removed from the consent
agenda and that item will be considered separately under the Regular Agenda. The remaining items will be
acted upon through one motion.
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
June 17, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
Commissioners Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
Board of Commissioners Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Stacy M. Snyder, Chief Clerk; Paul Landers, Chief Financial Officer; Angela Smyser, Deputy
Chief Clerk; Keith Brenneman, Solicitor; Katja Fitzgerald, Executive Assistant.
Department Staff Present: Mike Carver, Mark Adams, IMTO; Samantha Krepps, Communications; Dana
Best, Controller; Melissa Calvanelli, Court Administration; Toye Smith, Court Collections Unit; Sean
McCormack, Jonathan Mays, District Attorney’s Office/CID; Brenda Iliff-Lawver, Kristen Storrick, Drug
and Alcohol; Travis Shenk, Trevor Beatty, Herbert Getz, Prison; Justin Miller, Recycling and Waste.
Department Staff Present via Zoom:
Kim Winton, Aging; Jaime Reiber, Children and Youth Services; Eric Radnovich, District Attorney’s
Office/FID; Brent Durham, Facilities Management; Ron Snow, Chanda Gipe, Finance; Holly Sherman, Josie
Bentley, Human Resources; Kirk Stoner, Stephanie Williams, Planning; Bob Shively, Claudia Garner, Brian
Hamilton, Public Safety; Susan Turner, Recorder of Deeds.
Other Agencies Present: Una Martone, TaWanda Stallworth, Margaret Delmonico, Leadership Harrisburg
Area; Anne Miller, Ellie Stuart, Penn Stat …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026
Records Improvement Committee Meeting
Records Improvement Committee to discuss archives operations manual
The committee will meet to review a financial report and consider the approval of the Archives Operations Manual. The session also includes updates from the archivist.
- Possible approval of the Archives Operations Manual
- Discussion of the Financial Report
- Archivist updates
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Records Improvement Committee
June 16, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of Meeting Minutes from February 10, 2026
5. Discussion of the Financial Report
6. Discussion and Possible Approval of the Archives Operations Manual
7. Archivist Updates
8. Other Business
9. Adjourn
Mon Jun 15, 2026
Board of Elections Meeting
Board of Elections to certify amended Upper Allen 8 results
The Board of Elections will meet to discuss and approve the certification of amended results for Upper Allen 8. The board will also determine whether to submit these amended results to the Department of State.
- Certification of amended Upper Allen 8 results
- Submission of amended Upper Allen 8 results to the Department of State
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Board of Elections Meeting
June 15, 2026 at 11:30 a.m.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of June 10, 2026
5. Discussion and Approval to Certify the Amended Upper Allen 8 Results
6. Discussion and Approval to Submit the Amended Upper Allen 8 Results to the Department of State
7. Other Business
8. Adjourn
Mon Jun 15, 2026
Prison Board Meeting
Cumberland County Prison Board to review expenditures and reports
The Prison Board will meet to approve expenditure sheets and review reports from the Warden and Deputy Wardens. The board may take action on security and personnel issues following an executive session.
- Approval of Prison and Central Processing expenditure sheets
- Review of Deputy Warden reports on Security, Treatment, and Operations
- Review of Training Report
- Executive session to discuss security and personnel issues
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✓ Decided: Prison Board recommends awarding food service contract to Aramark
The Prison Board approved recommending a five-year food service contract be awarded to Aramark. The board also accepted the May 2026 warden's, commissary, and expenditure reports.
- Approved recommending five-year food service contract award to Aramark
- Approved May 2026 prison and central processing expenditures
- Accepted May 2026 commissary reports
- Accepted May 2026 warden's report
- Approved May 18, 2026 meeting minutes
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Agenda
Cumberland County
Prison Board Meeting
June 15, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Cumberland County Prison
Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Prison Board Meeting
Call to Order
Public Comment
Approval of Minutes of May 18, 2026
Acceptance of Commissary Reports
Approval of Expenditure Sheets for 0D\2026 as Listed
x Prison Expenditure Sheets
x Central Processing Expenditure Sheets
Acceptance of Warden’s Report
x Deputy Warden – Security Report
x Deputy Warden – Treatment Report
x Deputy Warden – Operations Report
x Training Report
Updates and Possible Actions
x
8. Request Executive Session to Disc uss Security and Personnel Issues
9. Board Action on Security and Personnel Issues
10. Other Business
11. Adjourn
The next Prison Board Meeting will be held on Monday, July 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. LQ the
Commissioners’ Hearing Room.
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Prison Board Meeting
June 15, 2026, at 10:00 a.m.
Cumberland County Prison
Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer and Jean Foschi; Controller Dana Best; District Attorney Seán
McCormack.
Present Via Zoom: Commissioner Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Angela Smyser, Deputy Chief Clerk; Desirée Diaz-Ortiz; Executive Assistant; Jennifer
Hipp, Assistant Solicitor.
Staff Present Via Zoom: Stacy Snyder, Chief Clerk;
Department Staff Present: Mike Carver, IMTO; Travis Shenk, Warden; Trevor Beatty, Michael Eickhoff,
Rebekah Finkey, Prison; Katie Zimmerman, Grant Administration; Erin Gardner, Criminal Justice Services.
Department Staff Present Via Zoom: Samantha Krepps, Communications.
Call to Order: Controller Best called the meeting to order.
Public Comment: None.
Approval of Minutes: Commissioner Foschi made a motion to approve the minutes of May 18, 2026.
District Attorney McCormack seconded the motion and the motion carried.
Acceptance of Commissary Reports: Controller Best referenced the May 2026 commissary reports (see
attached) and asked for questions and for approval.
Commissioner Foschi made a motion to accept the May 2026 commissary reports as presented.
Commissioner Neiderer seconded the motion and the motion carried.
Prison and Central Processing Expenditures: Controller Best referenced the May 2026 prison and
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Wed Jun 10, 2026
Board of Elections Meeting
Board of Elections to discuss amended Upper Allen 8 results
The Cumberland County Board of Elections will meet to review and potentially approve the public display of amended results for Upper Allen 8. The agenda also includes a request for an executive session regarding security matters.
- Approval of June 2, 2026 meeting minutes
- Discussion and approval to lay amended Upper Allen 8 results on display
- Request for executive session regarding security matters
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✓ Decided: Board of Elections approves displaying amended Upper Allen 8 results
The Board of Elections voted to place amended results for Upper Allen 8 on public display for five days. These results will be brought forward for final certification following the display period.
- Approved minutes of June 2, 2026 (unanimous)
- Approved laying amended Upper Allen 8 results on display (unanimous)
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Board of Elections Meeting
June 10, 2026 at 9:30 a.m.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of June 2, 2026
5. Discussion and Approval to Lay the Amended Upper Allen 8 Results on Display
6. Request for Executive Session Re: Security Matters
7. Other Business
8. Adjourn
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Board of Elections Meeting
June 10, 2026 at 9:30 a.m.
Commissioners Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Stacy M. Snyder, Chief Clerk; Angela Smyser, Deputy Chief Clerk; Jennifer Hipp,
Assistant Solicitor; Lauren Kauffman, Executive Assistant; Mike Carver, IMTO.
Staff Present via Zoom: Bethany Salzarulo, Elections; Samantha Krepps, Communications.
Others Present: Toni Chase, Hampden Township.
Call to Order: Commissioner Neiderer called the meeting to order.
Roll Call: Commissioners Neiderer, Foschi, and Eichelberger were present.
Public Comment: Toni Chase thanked the Board of Elections and staff for their hard work.
Approval of Minutes: Commissioner Foschi made a motion to approve the minutes of June 2, 2026.
Commissioner Eichelberger seconded the motion and it unanimously carried.
Discussion and Approval to Lay the Amended Upper Allen 8 Results on Display: Bethany Salzarulo
reported that the additions do not change the results of the election. She explained the results will be on
display for five days and will then be brought forth for final certification.
Commissioner Foschi made a motion to lay the amended Upper Allen 8 results on display.
Commissioner Eichelberger seconded the motion and it unanimously carried.
Request for Executive Session Re: Security M …
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Wed Jun 10, 2026
Agricultural Land Preservation Board
Board considers escrow agreements for four 2026 farm selections
The Agricultural Land Preservation Board will discuss updates on 2023-2026 farms and consider authorizing escrow agreements for new selections. The meeting includes reports on upcoming workshops and inspection results.
- Authorization of escrow agreements for Cohick, Erickson, Strayer, and Rhody selections
- Status update on 2023-2026 Farms
- Presentation of inspection results by N. Bard
- Discussion of Farmland Preservation Community Meetings scheduled for August
- Farm Transition workshop with Penn State Ag Extension scheduled for October 20
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✓ Decided: Board authorizes escrow agreements for four 2026 farm selections
The Board approved escrow agreements and authorized the Chairman to sign documents for four specific 2026 farm selections. Members also received updates on farm settlements and inspection results for 235 easements.
- Approved agenda for June 10, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved minutes from May 13, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
- Approved escrow agreements and authorized execution for Jeffrey and Luanne Cohick, Daniel Erickson, Gregory and Carrie Strayer, and Jody and Timothy Rhody farms (unanimous)
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Cumberland County Agricultural Land Preservation Board
Agenda – June 10 , 202 6 – 7:30 AM *
Cumberland County Planning Department
310 Allen Road, Suite 101
Carlisle, PA 17013
Telephone : ( 717) 240-5362
Page 1 of 1
1. Call to O rder
Roll Call
Pledge of A llegiance
2. Agenda Modifications and Approval **
Additions to the agenda must be approved by majority of members present and be de minimis in nature with no
contractual or financial obligations.
3. Approval of Minutes **
May 13 , 202 6
4. Public Comment
Written comments provided by residents
Comments by residents in person
Online virtual comments
5. Unfinished Business
Update on 2023-202 6 Farms (S. Williams)
o Materials: Status Update Tables
6. New Business
Authorize escrow agreements for additional 2026 selections - Cohick, Erickson, Strayer, Rhody (S. Williams) **
o Materials: Sample A greement
7. Reports
Solicitor Report
Advisory Member Updates
Staff Reports
o ASA Workshop – June 23
o Farmland Preservation Community Meetings – August
o Farm Transition workshop with Penn State Ag Extension – October 20
o Inspection Results Presentation (N. Bard)
Materials: Inspection Report
8. Executive Session
Potential Litigation
9. Adjournment
* This meeting will be conducted in person with a teleconference option. T eleconference participants are advised that unforeseen technical
difficulties may occur that co uld impede the ability to participate in the meeting. In-person meeting attendance or written com …
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Cumberland County Agricultural Land Pre servation Board
Meeting Minutes
June 10 , 2026
7:30 AM – In Person/Zoom
1. Call to Order
Board Members: X Corey Carothers X Denny McCullough
X Barry Frantz Phyllis Nye
X Mike Klinepeter via Teams X William Piper
X Scott Mack
Planning Department
Staff :
X Jessica Cohick X Kirk Stoner
X Elizabeth Grant X Stephanie Williams
X Nathan Bard X Mike Carver – IMTO
Solicitor : X Christopher Rice Abb ie Trone
Advisory Members : X Commissioner Liaison , Kelly Neiderer CAEDC , Stacey Cornman
Conservation District , Emily Stambaugh X Penn State Extension , An ne Miller
Guests : X Charlie Thompson
2. Agenda Modifications and Approval
ACTION: A motion to approve the agenda “ as is ” for the June 10 , 2026 meeting was made by Scott Mack
and seconded by Denny McCullough . Vote was approved unanimously.
3. Approval of Minutes
ACTION : A motion to approve the minutes from the May 13 , 2026 board meeting w as made by Scott Mack
a nd seconde d by Denny McCullough . Vote was approved unanimously.
4. Public Comment
None.
5. Unfinished Business
Update on 2023-202 6 Farms
2023 – No new updates.
2024 – The f ederal application for the Clouse Farm was approved . The farm is expected to be approved at the
August State Board meeting .
2025 – The Dyarman Farm settled this week. The Brenneman Farm settlement will be scheduled in the next 30 days.
The Lehman and Ickes Farms are expected to be approved at the June State Board meeting .
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2026 – The four additional …
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Wed Jun 3, 2026
Salary Board/Board of Commissioners Meeting
Cumberland County Commissioners to discuss 2026-2027 Fiscal Budget
The Board of Commissioners will meet to discuss the 2026-2027 Fiscal Budget and various contract approvals. The agenda includes several capital project requests and the selection of a bidder for solar energy facilities on county property.
- Discussion of the 2026-2027 Fiscal Budget
- Selection of Solar Renewable Energy, LLC for solar energy facilities on county-owned property
- PA DEP Growing Greener Plus Grant application for $181,480.00
- Electronic Health Record System capital project for Drug and Alcohol costing $201,836.00
- Two Sheriff's Office vehicle replacements at $68,542.00 each
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✓ Decided: Cumberland County approves 2026-2027 fiscal budget
The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the 2026-2027 fiscal budget with $81.8 million in revenue and $82.6 million in expenditures. The board also awarded a solar energy facility contract and approved several capital project requests for public safety and health services.
- Approved 2026-2027 fiscal budget (unanimous)
- Selected Solar Renewable Energy LLC as responsible bidder for solar energy facilities (unanimous)
- Approved $201,836 five-year project for Drug and Alcohol electronic health record system (unanimous)
- Approved $137,084 for two Sheriff's Office vehicle replacements (unanimous)
- Approved $181,480 PA DEP Growing Greener Plus grant application (unanimous)
- Approved $86,467 PEMA Emergency Management Performance grant (unanimous)
- Approved Lobar Site Development Corporation contract addendum (2-1, one abstention)
- Approved various Land Partnerships contracts for six townships (unanimous)
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Version 3.0
AGENDA
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
June 3, 2026 – 1:30 P.M.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Salary Board
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of Minutes of May 20, 2026
5. Approval of Salary Board Actions
6. Other Business
7. Adjourn
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment on Non-Agenda Items
4. Employee Recognition: Michael Halkias, Public Defender, for 20 Years of Service (Commissioner
Neiderer, Stacy Snyder)
CONSENT AGENDA - The following is a list of routine items that do not appear to be controversial in nature
and which seem to not require additional discussion. If discussion is desired on any particular item, any
member of the Board of Commissioners or the public may request that the item be removed from the consent
agenda and that item will be considered separately under the Regular Agenda. The remaining items will be
acted upon through one motion.
5. Approval of Minutes of May 20, 2026
6. Approval of Personnel Transactions
Version 3.0
7. Approval of the Aging Advisory Board Reappointment Recommendations for the Following
Individuals:
• Dan Wolfert, Stephanie Nye-Schnaithman, Ron O’Neil Jr., and Patti Vogl –
Reappointments are for three (3) year terms, Effective Retroactive to January 1, 20 …
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Salary Board and
Board of Commissioners Meetings
June 3, 2026 at 1:30 p.m.
Commissioners Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Board of Commissioners’ Meeting
Board of Commissioners Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Stacy M. Snyder, Chief Clerk; Angela Smyser, Deputy Chief Clerk; Jennifer Hipp, Assistant
Solicitor; Lauren Kauffman, Executive Assistant.
Department Staff Present: Mark Adams, Mike Carver, IMTO; Michael Halkias, Public Defender; Sean
McCormack, Kristen McGough, District Attorney’s Office/FID; Kirk Stoner, Planning; Benjamin Burner,
Samantha Krepps, Communications; Keri Finkenbinder, Ron Snow, Finance; Claudia Garner, Public Safety;
Jason Vioral, Greg Ickler, Sheriff’s Office.
Department Staff Present via Zoom: Chanda Gipe, Finance; Bob Shively, Claudia Garner, Michele
Parsons, Public Safety; Miranda Melton, MH/IDD; Susan Turner, Recorder of Deeds; Kim Winton, Aging;
Brenda Iliff, Drug and Alcohol; Shannon Shertzer, Sheriff’s Office; Brooke Weary, Conservation District.
Media Present: Charlie Thompson, PennLive.
Call to Order: Commissioner Neiderer called the meeting to order.
Roll Call: Commissioners Neiderer, Foschi, and Eichelberger were present.
Public Comment: None.
Employee Recognition: Michael Halkias, Public Defender, for 20 Years of Service
The Board of Commissioners recog …
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Tue Jun 2, 2026
Board of Elections Meeting
Board of Elections to certify 2026 General Primary results
The Board of Elections will meet to discuss and approve the certification of the 2026 General Primary results. The board will also consider approving the submission of these official results to the Department of State.
- Certification of 2026 General Primary results
- Submission of official results to the Department of State
- Executive session regarding security matters
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✓ Decided: Board of Elections certifies 2026 general primary results
The Board of Elections unanimously approved the certification of the 2026 general primary results. The board also approved the submission of these official results to the Department of State.
- Approved minutes of May 26, 2026 (Unanimous)
- Approved certification of 2026 general primary results (Unanimous)
- Approved submission of official results to the Department of State (Unanimous)
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AGENDA
Cumberland County
Board of Elections Meeting
June 2, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.
Commissioners’ Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
1. Call to Order
2. Roll Call
3. Public Comment
4. Approval of the Meeting Minutes of May 26, 2026
5. Discussion and Approval to Certify the 2026 General Primary Results
6. Discussion and Approval to Submit the Official Results to the Department of State
7. Director Updates
8. Request for Executive Session Re: Security Matters
9. Other Business
10. Adjourn
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MINUTES
Cumberland County
Board of Elections Meeting
June 2, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.
Commissioners Hearing Room
Courthouse, Carlisle, PA
Phone (717) 240-6150 Website: www.cumberlandcountypa.gov
Present: Commissioners Kelly Neiderer, Jean Foschi, and Gary Eichelberger.
Staff Present: Stacy M. Snyder, Chief Clerk; Angela Smyser, Deputy Chief Clerk; Jennifer Hipp, Assistant
Solicitor; Katja Fitzgerald, Executive Assistant; Bethany Salzarulo, Elections; Mark Adams, Mike Carver,
IMTO; Samantha Krepps, Communications.
Others Present: Ethan Russell, PA GOP Regional Election Integrity Director for the 10th District; Sam Milkes,
North Middleton Township.
Call to Order: Commissioner Neiderer called the meeting to order.
Roll Call: Commissioners Neiderer, Foschi, and Eichelberger were present.
Public Comment: Ethan Rusell introduced himself as the PA GOP Regional Election Integrity Director of the
10th district.
Approval of Minutes: Commissioner Foschi made a motion to approve the minutes of May 26, 2026.
Commissioner Eichelberger seconded the motion and it unanimously carried.
Discussion and Approval to Certify the 2026 General Primary Results: Bethany Salzarulo shared that the
results have been on view for a week and requested they be certified.
Commissioner Foschi made a motion to approve to certify the 2026 general primary results. Commissioner
Eichelberger seconded the motion and it unanimously carried.
Discussion and Approval to Submit the Of …
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🌐 County-level context (Cumberland County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Traffic fatalities18 (1 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments6,534 (131,167 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,371/mo (2,044 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy13.2% (low numeracy 21% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
$199.8M
Annual budget
$37.8M
Debt outstanding
745
Permitted housing units
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Revenue$199.8M
Spending$163.9M
Revenue ran ahead of operating spending this year.
Debt load LOW
Outstanding debt$37.8M
Debt-to-revenue0.19×
Debt-load index36 / 100
A debt-load indicator (national percentile of debt, deficit & aid-reliance) — not a solvency verdict. Cross-checked against official state fiscal-stress scores where they exist.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
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Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
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