# Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting 10-15-26

At its October 15, 2026 regular meeting, the Lycoming County Board of Commissioners ratified accounts payable of approximately $2.48 million, funded through the general fund, ARPA, Act 13, grants, and other sources. The board approved several agreements and renewals, including a $15,500 contract with Chriswell Egg Services LLC for county-farm fertilizing and fertilizer, an annual agreement covering six court stenograph machines (the amount is unclear in the transcript), and budgeted agreements for DNA testing, interpreting and translation, and medical assessment services. Commissioners also approved a legal-services agreement for a second review of the county’s data-center zoning ordinance; the expense was not budgeted for 2026, but funds were available through zoning operating expenses.

The board approved 2027 waste-disposal and recycling rate increases of $5 per ton: to $60 for municipal solid waste/demolition and single-stream recycling, and to $90 at the transfer station. It also approved higher drop-off recycling service rates for several municipalities, including Spring Township ($150 to $250), Grove Borough ($150 to $175), and Milton Borough ($100 to $125); the transcript does not clearly identify the billing unit. Commissioners authorized submission of an application for $100,000 in Pennsylvania CDBG disaster-recovery funding, rather than approving an award. Discussion noted the landfill’s 2025 operating loss and the need for rate increases to address inflation and facility costs. The meeting also included personnel actions and discussion of the airport’s upcoming Contour Airlines service, but no related procurement vote was identified.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Environment, Construction & Infrastructure, Professional Services
**Topics:** Grants & Funding, Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** October 15, 2026

### Sources
- [Lycoming County Commissioners Meeting 10-15-26](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Etb3YFDkvh8) - Lycoming County Government