Each year, the PA Treasury Department receives millions of dollars in unclaimed property. Common types of unclaimed property are savings or checking accounts, stocks, dividends, checks that have not been cashed such as payroll, certificates of deposit, unclaimed insurance benefits,…
Many federal agencies are closed today, including the U.S. Post Office
The Firefighters Association of the State of Pennsylvania (FASP) announced funding opportunities to help support and enhance recruitment and retention efforts. Townships are encouraged to share this information with their local public safety partners. FASP is now offering Local Level…
In November, a federal district court judge struck down the rule mandating overtime pay for employees earning less than $58,656 annually or $1,128 weekly. This rule, which took effect on July 1, 2024, and was set to increase on January…
Did your township complete a successful project last year that improved the quality of life for your residents? If so, take a few minutes this week to nominate your project for the 2025 Governor’s Awards for Local Government Excellence. These…
Township officials are reminded that the state Department of Community and Economic Development’s Tax Information Form (DCED-CLGS-2565) is due January 15, 2025. Click here to access online filing. In addition, the following township and employer reports are due January 31: For more information on DCED forms, click…
On January 3, in Curry v. Central Susquehanna Regional 9-1-1 System, No. AP 2024-3405, the Office of Open Records (OOR) issued a Final Determination, as in prior Final Determinations, that FOIA Buddy does not meet the definition of a “person” under…
Are you newly appointed since January 2024, recently elected, or simply in need of a refresher? Our 1-day “Mini Boot Camps” are designed just for you! This streamlined version of our popular 2 ½ day Boot Camp will provide you…
President Biden signed a new law, the Social Security Fairness Act, which gives 3 million retired government workers, including police officers, teachers, firefighters, and their surviving spouses, full Social Security benefits. Many of these groups did not fully pay into Social…
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