Commissioners
November 12, 2020
Franklin County Appointment to Franklin County Industrial Development Authority Board
October 16, 2020
Commissioners Intend to Hold the Line on Taxes for 2021
The Franklin County Commissioners reviewed the preliminary budget for 2021 at the afternoon session of the Board of Commissioners meeting on Wednesday. The preliminary budget is the first step in the County’s budget adoption process.
October 09, 2020
Correctional Workers Honored as Unsung Heroes
Franklin County Commissioners recently honored the men and women working in the Franklin County Jail (FCJ) whose diligence and professionalism provide a safe and rehabilitative environment for confined individuals.
October 02, 2020
County Renews Property Tax Incentive for Borough of Waynesboro Revitalization
The Board of Franklin County Commissioners passed a resolution to extend the Local Economic Revitalization Tax Assistance (LERTA) program application period for an additional five years for eligible property owners within the Borough of Waynesboro.
October 01, 2020
Commissioners Present First “We Support You” Veterans Scholarship to JB Grad Jacob Troupe
The Board of Commissioners presented the first We Support You Scholarship to Jacob Troupe, a recent graduate of James Buchanan High School.
September 25, 2020
Probation Officers Honored for Life Saving Actions
Franklin County Adult Probation Department honored three Probation Officers with a department commendation life-saving award.
September 23, 2020
Franklin County Awards Nursing Scholarships to Six Area Graduates
Each year since 2017, the County has awarded nursing scholarships to deserving area high school graduates. Over the last month, the Commissioners honored six area high school graduates planning to pursue careers in nursing with a $2,500 scholarship.
September 21, 2020
William Schroyer Bequest to Preserve Hundreds of Acres of Franklin County Farmland
The Franklin County Commissioners presented a Certificate of Appreciation to the family of the late William Schroyer. Mr. William Schroyer bequeathed a portion of his estate to Franklin County to ensure farmland is available for years to come.
