Commissioners to conduct public interviews of county clerk applicants

​YORK – The York County Commissioners will conduct public interviews of applicants seeking to be the next York County Clerk.

​After 10 years in the position, Kelly Turner has announced her retirement.
The county collected applications, as the next step. The public interview process is according to law. And the York County Commissioners will make the appointment. The commissioners will make their decision on Tuesday morning, with the new clerk to be sworn in on Wednesday, Aug. 7.
Submitting applications were: Mary Melby, Angelica Noziska, Kashia Epp, Kevin Hand and Amanda Taggart.
Whomever is chosen as the next clerk will fulfill the remainder of Turner’s term, which is in year two of four years.
The interviews will begin at 8:45 a.m.
Also on the commissioners’ agenda for Tuesday, Aug. 6:

• The board will discuss and act on the reappointment of Chrystal Houston to the York County Visitors Bureau board.
• They will consider upgrade agreements with Vanguard.
• They will consider petitions for late filing of Homestead Application Form 458.
• Housing Advisory Committee recommendations will be brought forward.
• The commissioners will be presented with the annual county inventory list.
• They will also discuss the next steps for work on zoning regulations and the creation of a steering committee for the updating of the comprehensive plan.
• A budget workshop will be held, as all the commissioners now have the first draft of the budget.

The public is encouraged to attend the meeting which will begin at 8:30 a.m., in the commissioners’ meeting room which is located next to the clerk’s office on the main floor of the courthouse.