Youth & Family Service

County of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, formed in 1729, has various departments, such as human resources, mental health, parks and recreation, property assessment, planning, children and youth and agriculture preservation. Its parks and recreation department manages more than five parks throughout the county. The parks feature various recreational facilities, such as a pool, skating ring, athletic fields and courts, a public lending library and an environmental center. In addition, the parks feature pavilions, buildings and meeting rooms on rent. The county s children and youth department provides protection services to more than 8,000 children. Its planning department provides direct planning assistance to municipal governments in various areas, such as zoning, subdivision and land development, and housing and infrastructure planning.

Judge Spiros E. Angelos serves on the Court of Common Pleas for Delaware County, having been elected to a ten-year term in November 2011 and sworn in on January 3, 2012. With a background in Family Law and currently assigned to the Civil Law Section, he has an extensive legal career, including his tenure as the Public Defender of Delaware County. Beyond his judicial responsibilities, Judge Angelos has been actively involved in his community through various roles, such as a member of the Thornbury Township Board of Supervisors and local service organizations like the Lions Club of Western Delaware County. He is a graduate of Delaware Law School and has contributed to numerous civic and religious activities alongside his family. Generated from the website

The Division of Pensions and Benefits in Trenton, NJ is a government agency responsible for managing and administering pension and health benefit programs for active employees, retirees, and employers in the state. They provide information and resources on various retirement plans, eligibility calculations, and health benefits options, as well as offer counseling services and financial wellness education to help individuals make informed decisions about their pensions and benefits. With a focus on transparency and accountability, the Division also conducts studies and reports on pension and benefit programs, addresses pension fraud and abuse, and ensures compliance with rules and regulations. Their mission is to provide reliable and comprehensive support to members and stakeholders, ensuring the financial security and well-being of public employees in New Jersey.Generated from the website