4-H Council
Fifteen elected members, including nine adults and six youth, 4-H Council represents the interests of youth, parents and leaders.

"4-H is a community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship and life skills".
About the Lancaster County 4-H Council
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Lancaster County 4-H Council is responsible for determining long- and short-term goals and policy for Lancaster County 4-H. Composed of 16 elected members, including nine adults and seven youth, 4-H Council represents the interests of youth, parents and leaders. 4-H Council raises funds by staffing a snack booth at the Lancaster County Fair. In the photo above, 4-H Council members worked at "Spaghetti Feed" during the fair. Funds raised by the 4-H Council help support 4-H programs and activities, and scholarships. In addition, members of 4-H Council are active setting up, organizing and overseeing events at the Lancaster County Fair.
2009 4-H Council Members:
Officers:
- Kirk Gunnerson (President)
- Erin Dresser (Vice-President)
- Heather Kennedy (Treasurer)
- Ellen Muehling (Secretary)
Members:
Robin Ambroz-Hollman, Vicky Austin, Jeff Cassel, Jennifer Cusick-Rawlinson, Spencer Farley, Quentin Farley, Briana Gaston, Mark Hurt, Rachel Hurt, Kyle Pedersen, Brian Vogler, Coleen Warner

