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Franklin County Grant Supports Historic Fort Loudoun
The Franklin County Commissioners recently approved a $25,259 Franklin County Tourism and Quality of Life Enhancement Grant for the reconstruction of four bastions at Historic Fort Loudoun located at 1720 North Brooklyn Road in Fort Loudon. Built in 1756 during the French and Indian War, the fort served as a post on the Forbes Road. The…
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National County Government Month: Delivering Quality of Justice Programs in Franklin County
The Franklin County Commissioners proclaim April as National County Government Month. Led by the National Association of Counties (NACo), National County Government Month is an annual celebration of county government and the delivery of people-centered services. This year’s theme is “Connecting the Unconnected” and Franklin County will be offering a series of news releases highlighting…
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Franklin County Grant Supports Chambersburg Volunteer Fireman’s Museum
The Franklin County Commissioners recently toured the Chambersburg Volunteer Fireman’s Museum. The museum, located at 441 Broad Street, stores the history of the Chambersburg Fire Department and shows how the department has evolved over the years. The Chambersburg Volunteer Fireman’s Museum is one of twelve recipients of the 2018 Franklin County Tourism and Quality of Life…
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Appointment to Franklin County Industrial Development Authority
Franklin County is currently accepting letters of application from interested individuals for voluntary, non-paid positions with the FCIDA. Letters will be accepted until 4:00pm on March 29, 2019. For details, call the Commissioners’ Office at 261-3812. FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CARRIE E. GRAY County Administrator/Chief Clerk
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March Proclaimed as Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month in Franklin County
Franklin County Commissioners proclaimed March 2019 as Franklin County Developmental Disabilities Month. “We recognize the unlimited potential for all Franklin County citizens to live, work and thrive in our communities—including those with developmental disabilities,” said Commissioner Chairman Dave Keller. The proclamation seeks to raise awareness about the inclusion of people with developmental disabilities in all…
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2018 Franklin County SERVICE Value Award Winners Announced
The SERVICE Value Awards are Franklin County Government’s highest employee honor. Award winners are nominated by employees and chosen by division leaders based on their performance as it represents one of Franklin County values. “We are honored to work with such dedicated and talented staff. Congratulations to all the 2018 award winners. It’s because of…
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Franklin County Employee of the Month for February: Stacie Horvath
The Franklin County Commissioners on behalf of the STAR Committee (Special Thanks And Recognition) proudly present the Employee of the Month award to Ms. Stacie Horvath. Ms. Horvath has been employed as the Franklin County Human Services Administrator since September of 2017. The selection for the February 2019 Employee of the Month was determined by…
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 – Operation For County & Court Offices – CLOSED
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Franklin County Employee of the Month for January 2019
Ms. Hamel has been employed with Franklin County Human Resources since August 2016 as the County’s Healthy Living Coordinator. The selection for the January 2019 Employee of the Month was determined by the STAR Committee from a total of 6 nominations. The STAR nomination forms include the following comments: “Sarah is leading the drive for…
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Franklin County Working to Address Homelessness
The Franklin County Commissioners oversee several state and federal programs to address homelessness in Franklin County. “Homelessness is a very real problem in any community. The programs we oversee locally have proven to help people get their lives back on track,” stated Commissioner and Chairman Dave Keller. Point-In-Time (PIT) Count Each year, the U.S. Department…
