Civic Issues
Topics getting the most attention in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
13 issues with low priority
November election ran smoothly
Commissioners praised the election office — turnout hit about 54% and every ballot is counted. They're also pushing to recruit more poll workers.
Redevelopment Authority storage rental agreement
The county was considering an agreement with the Redevelopment Authority of Clearfield County for storage rental space.
Planning commission vacancy
A seat is open on the county planning commission — letters of interest are due December 4.
ARC Human Services tax exemption settlement
A long-running tax appeal over four DuBois parcels ends with a 50% exemption for five years, after which full taxation returns unless ARC refiles.
September 11 remembrance ceremony
The commissioners host the 25th anniversary 9/11 remembrance on the courthouse steps Friday, September 11 at 8:30 a.m. — about 40 minutes, everyone welcome.
Curwensville Lake lease update
An updated Army lease allows raffles and small games of chance at the lake, plus limited alcohol at events with Army approval.
Vacancy on Clearfield Jefferson Airport Authority
Two volunteer board seats are open — the Clearfield Jefferson Airport Authority (Lyle Millard's resignation) and the Redevelopment Authority (Joan Schimmel's resignation) — with applications due May 22.
HUD lead hazard reduction grant administration
Lawrence County won a large HUD grant and will administer lead and home-hazard reduction work across seven counties, including Clearfield, at no cost to the county.
Pennsylvania 4-H Week proclamation
Commissioners honored 4-H's work with 205 county youth, hearing directly from members about public speaking, record-keeping, and career skills.
Community Action Board opening
There's a vacancy on the Community Action Board after a resignation; letters of interest are due to the commissioners by March 20.
Paid summer legal intern for District Attorney
The DA's office wants paid summer law interns to keep attracting talent to Clearfield. The salary board approved $85/day for up to 12 weeks, with one commissioner objecting to the cost.
County property tax bills mailing
Tax bills are ready to print and should arrive around March 1. Residents with address or name issues should contact their local tax collector or the assessment office to avoid problems.
Farmland preservation funding certification
The county certified $702 in collected interest for its farmland preservation program — a small but required annual step to keep preservation money flowing.