County board to have relatively light agenda, with insurance being main topic

YORK – The York County Commissioners will have a relatively light agenda when they meet in regular session this week. 

​They will open bids for a road overlay project, consider those and have the option of awarding a contract to one of the submitting companies.
The board members will also have a conversation about the courthouse camera system.
A drawdown of money for the Four Corners Health Department will be on the table. This is an ongoing practice as the county is acting as a pass-through entity for a grant awarded for the renovation of the Four Corners’ main offices in York.
The board will adopt the annual resolution naming the county depositories for 2025.
The main point of conversation for the board will be the county’s health insurance for the calendar year of 2025.
The public is encouraged to attend the meeting which will begin at 8:30 a.m., in the commissioners’ meeting room, which is located on the main floor of the courthouse, next to the clerk’s office.