Committees


LCAR committees are instrumental in shaping the direction of the association.

Consider Joining a Committee!

The Lancaster County Association of REALTORS® encourages its members to get the most out of their membership by serving on one of LCAR’s many committees.   Joining a committee is yet another way to strengthen your ties with fellow members and to advance the Association’s core programs initiative. Thanks to our committee volunteers, LCAR continues to grow and adapt further to our membership's needs.


If you have questions or would like to join a committee, please contact or call the LCAR Office at 717-569-4625.

Finance Committee


The Committee Meets As Needed

The Finance Committee is charged with reviewing staff and committee

recommendations for the association’s annual budget. The Committee also receives and considers proposals for policies affecting the financial condition of the Association, receive and review reports

on the financial condition of the Association and review functions, procedures and expenditures which affect the organization's income and expenses.


Events Committee


The Committee Meets Monthly

The Events Committee is responsible for planning and promoting all association events including member mixers, the Member Appreciation Picnic, and the Annual Golf Outing. The

Events Committee also oversees all fundraising activities in support of Tenfold’s Transitional Living Center (TLC).

Member Engagement


The Committee Meets Monthly

The Member Engagement Committee assists the LCAR staff with membership outreach through social media, podcasts, and the LCAR Blog. Committee members help to promote LCAR events, share videos, conduct member interviews, and author and review blog articles.

Government Affairs Committee


The Committee Meets Monthly


The Government Affairs Committee promotes awareness of legislative issues, maintains contact with legislative and government agencies, develops and guides the Association's legislative and regulatory education activities, formulates, and recommends policies, programs, and positions in response to issues which affect the Real Estate Industry or the Association, and coordinates, with other associations, responses to legislative or regulatory matters of common interest.

PA State Directors



The Committee Meets 3 Times Per Year


Serving as a PA State Director is a unique opportunity to represent our local association at the state level and directly influence the future of Pennsylvania’s real estate industry. In this vital leadership role, you will attend Pennsylvania Association of Realtors (PAR) business meetings to vote on key policies, advocate for property rights, and ensure our members’ voices are heard. It is an excellent way to expand your professional network while bridging the gap between local needs and

statewide initiatives.

Professional Standards Committee

(REALTOR® members only)



The Committee Meets As Needed


The Professional Standards Committee is responsible for the enforcement of the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Realtors® by conducting Ethics Hearings and Arbitration Hearings. All aspects of the operation of the Professional Standards Committee are governed by the policies and procedures as stated in the Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manuel of the National Association of Realtors®.

Grievance Committee

(REALTOR® members only)


The Committee Meets As Needed


The Grievance Committee is responsible for reviewing ethics complaints and requests for arbitration and determines whether a hearing is warranted. The Grievance Committee is only involved in this preliminary step - it does not conduct hearings. It serves as a "grand jury". All aspects of operation of the Grievance  Committee are governed by the policies and procedures contained in the Code of Ethics and Arbitration Manual of the National Association of REALTORS®.