Tom Lisi is a County Reporter at LancasterOnline. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, regional interest, law and legal affairs, and social issues, with a focus on the GOP and drug trafficking. Tom's work has been featured in PennLive.com, Calhoun Times, WITF, Inc., LNP | LancasterOnline, and 90.5 WESA.
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Tom Lisi's coverage mainly focuses on local government and politics in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. He reports extensively on announcements from the government, legal policy regulations, and specific topics such as the Commissioner, Clerk of Courts, prison issues, and Sheriff's Office.
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By: Tom Lisi
Lancaster County commissioners Wednesday are set to approve allocating an additional $406,000 in state grant money to services for homeless people.
By: Tom Lisi
Lancaster County will be sending the Lancaster County Homelessness Coalition a $406,000 boost that can be used to cover the costs of homelessness services over a two-year period.
By: Tom Lisi
Lancaster County will be sending the Lancaster County Homelessness Coalition The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the additional money Wednesday.
By: Tom Lisi
An advisory committee set up by Lancaster County commissioners to help guide the county's development of a new prison is no longer conducting meetings, Commissioner Josh Parsons said Thursday.
After a 30-year run, a magisterial district judge office in East Cocalico Township is set to relocate to a new and bigger space at 935 Stone Hill Road.
By: Tom Lisi
The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office has taken over investigations of alleged fraudulent voter registration applications submitted in several counties ahead of the 2024 presidential election, officials confirmed Tuesday.
By: Tom Lisi
Editor's note: This story was updated at 5:12 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 21, to reflect statements from District Attorney Heather Adams and Lancaster County commissioners.
By: Dan Nephin, Jade Campos, Jaxon White, Tom Lisi, Jordan Wilkie
State and local elected officials were left scrambling Tuesday to measure the impact of the broad executive order issued by President Donald Trump Monday evening ordering a freeze to the distribution of all federal grant money.
By: Tom Lisi
The Lancaster County Board of Elections will soon begin holding meetings , and when it does, county Commissioner Josh Parsons will not be among the board members.
By: Tom Lisi
A longtime government-reform activist known for his attention-getting props and feisty public awareness campaigns urged Lancaster County commissioners on
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