Ray D'Agostino

SERT Team Equipment Grant Application

Free to the county — 100% state funding if awarded.

Domestic violence awareness and victim services

A 7.5% cut to a $359,318 grant, with the gap partially covered by the local victim services fund and county budget.

Sheriff's Office software and policy-management contracts

$7,000, covered by existing grant funds.

Human services contract increases

A 3.13% rate increase to the county's meal-delivery contract.

Adult probation safety and security upgrades via JRI 2 grant

Grant grows from $35,000 to $95,000 — 100% state funding, no county budget resolution needed.

Measles death claims and public transparency

Unknown — Parsons insists any plan must come with real cost figures, pointing to Delaware County's cost overruns as a cautionary tale.

Homeless data system coordination

No cost to the county.

YWCA sexual assault services MOU for prison and Youth Intervention Center

The prior in-person counseling contract cost up to $8,000; the hotline remains in place at no new cost while the review continues.

Deputy sheriff recruitment

$30,000 from the Sheriff's Office operating budget for six months.

Suicide prevention and hoarding response initiatives

Adds $38,900 to the Mental Health America contract, funded through the Human Services Block Grant with a 3.05% county match.

Sheriff's Office software and policy contracts

$70,802.68 total across the two contracts, paid from the Sheriff's Office operating budget.

911 interpreter services for non-English callers

Saves roughly 64% on per-minute interpreter costs versus what the county was paying, estimated at $18,000 a year under the new contract.

Downtown Lancaster Public Safety Concerns

The county's $75,000 DID contribution is tied to these safety concerns.

911 Statewide Interconnectivity Grant

The app is free to residents and the county; no purchase is needed.

PEMA grant agreement update

$28,718 annual state grant, essentially flat from last year.

Hazardous Materials Strategic Response Plan

The hazmat training grant was cut 50% this year; the new PEMA radiological grant is project-based and renewable annually.

Drug and alcohol treatment and prevention contracts

$2,669,004.50 awarded for the first six months, with future allocations uncertain year to year.

988 crisis line funding and public awareness

$83,031 for three months, covered by a federal crisis expansion grant.

County taser purchase and upgrade

$161,694 over five years, fully state-funded.

Treatment court grant funding cut nearly 30%

$95,000 in state funds, up $60,000 from the typical $35,000 — no county money.

Frontier fiber connection renewal — Department of Public Safety

Ammunition Purchase for SERT Team — Witmer Public Safety Group