County of Berks Commissioners' Home Page
County of Berks Commissioners' Home Page
Meet Our Commissioners



Purpose
The Board of Commissioners constitutes the chief governing body of the County. The three elected at large members perform the executive and legislative functions of county government. The Commissioners serve four year terms.
The Commissioners serve on the Salary, Prison, Retirement and Election Boards. In carrying out the management of County finances and property, they appoint a board for the assessment of real property in the County; formulate and approve the annual budget; fix the annual County tax rates, and authorize expenditures. They must also supervise the conduct of elections, provide for the care and maintenance of prisoners, and maintain county roads and buildings.
Goals & Objectives
It is the goal of the County Commissioners to ensure public access to information in simple and understandable formats; to organize the County’s technology to make it accessible to all departments and residents; to develop stronger working relations with the local governments and municipalities and to improve the County hiring process by more effective determination of employee duties and qualifications for County positions.
News and Information
The County Commissioners ask the public to urge state legislators to support 9-1-1 funding.
Read Full StatementBerks County is preparing for the start of the 23-24 Antietam Lake Park Deer Management Program. The archery-only hunting season will begin on Sept. 16 and run through Jan. 27, 2024.
Read Full Press ReleaseThe Berks County Public Library System is pleased to announce the selection of Stephanie Williams as the new System Administrator.
Read Full Press ReleaseInitiatives / Projects
Public Health Services Study
Passenger Rail
Connecting Berks to Broadband
American Rescue Plan (ARP)
Other Resources
FAQs
List of Public Meetings for Advisory Boards – see attached page.
Related Links
County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania (CCAP)
A statewide, non-profit, bi-partisan association representing the commissioners, chief clerks, administrators, their equivalents in home rule counties, and solicitors of Pennsylvania's 67 counties.
National Association of Counties (NACo)
Created in 1935 for County officials to have a strong voice in the nation's capital; Ensures that the nation's 3,066 counties are heard and understood in the White House and Congress; Provides services such as legislative, research, technical, public affairs and other.