At the midpoint in the state fiscal year, the Independent Fiscal Office and State Department of Revenue have released the revenue reports for December. The state collected $3.7 billion in general fund revenues for December, 4.7% below the IFO’s official estimate, driven by a…
Each year, the Pennsylvania Township News publishes an organization meeting checklist to help you prepare for this annual meeting. Click here for this helpful checklist.
If your township’s new supervisor(s) missed the December Boot Camp sessions, they still have a great opportunity to get caught up on their new duties by attending Boot Camp Sessions 2 and 3, which will begin later this month. Please…
Are you ready for conference registration, which opens one week from today? You should have the following information on hand to expedite your registration: • The PSATS ID number (the “C” number) for each person who is registering; • A…
Applications are being accepted for the Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) until January 12. This commonwealth reimbursement grant program provides financial assistance for the acquisition and construction of regional economic, cultural, civic, and historical improvement projects. Projects that can normally…
The U.S. Census Bureau released 2023 population estimates that found population trends returning to pre-pandemic norms as the number of annual deaths decreased and migration patterns reverted to pre-2020 patterns. While 42 states had an increase in population in 2023,…
The Public Utilities Commission (PUC) on Thursday suspended rate increase requests for water and wastewater services proposed by Pennsylvania American Water Company (PAWC), Greater Hazleton Community Area new Development Organization (CAN DO), and Community Utilities of Pennsylvania (CUPA). The commission…
Today, December 21, formerly known as the first day of winter, is officially the shortest “day” of the year. Of course, we mean limited daylight. Starting tomorrow, the hours of daylight begin to increase!
With Local Government Week approaching in April, townships are getting ready to celebrate. The Township News would love to hear how your township celebrates local goverment week for an upcoming article! If you have a story to share, please contact…
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