The Clinton County Commissioners' Board Meeting on January 30, 2025, highlighted a significant push for affordable housing funding, with the approval of a resolution to apply for a $400,000 grant from the Department of Community and Economic Development. This initiative, which includes a county match of $50,000 from affordable housing fees, aims to bolster housing opportunities in the community.

In addition to housing discussions, the board approved salary schedules for key county positions, including the Treasurer and Coroner, ensuring financial stability for these roles through 2029. The meeting also saw the approval of a $4,500 agreement with Geisinger Clinic for a medical director for the Department of Emergency Services, emphasizing the county's commitment to public health and safety.

The board addressed personnel changes, confirming several resignations and new hires, including two full-time deputy sheriffs, reflecting ongoing adjustments within county departments. Notably, the commissioners expressed concern over federal funding delays affecting local nonprofits and agencies, urging legislators to expedite support for the community.

Commissioner Hardy concluded the meeting with a heartfelt message, extending condolences to the Myers family during a difficult time, underscoring the close-knit nature of the county's leadership. The meeting wrapped up with a motion to adjourn, marking another step forward in addressing the needs of Clinton County residents.