No tax increase for West Mahanoy Township residents
The budget is balanced at
The 7.15 mills includes 5.9 mills dedicated for general purposes and 1.25 mills for public safety. Each mill brings in
"There is no tax increase, and the budget didn't change much from last year," township Secretary-Treasurer
The township's full-time employees include Michalik, three road workers and two police officers. The township also has four part-time police officers, two part-time office workers, a part-time custodian and a part-time building inspector.
Michalik said there were increases in some expenses, but they were partially offset by reductions in related areas.
"Health insurance costs went up, but we did lose one full-time employee and didn't replace him," Michalik said. "Repairs are down since we have two new trucks."
Earlier this year, the township purchased two new 2015 Ford F550 dump trucks with plows to replace two aging trucks.
Michalik said the current financial situations is good and will transfer into the new year.
"We're taking more cash into next year," Michalik said. "We're also expecting more money from the state liquid fuels allotment next year. We're estimating that it will be an increase of about
The supervisors voted to advertise the tentative budget to be formally adopted at
In other business, the supervisors approved two repository sales by the
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