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Contents: November 2009
Some legislators want townships that rely on the State Police for protection to pay a hefty fee for the service. Local government officials, however, say residents would end up paying the price — in the form of higher taxes.
There’s a good reason for the renewed interest in Neighborhood Watch programs, say the townships that use them: They deter criminals and unite communities.
Municipal pension funds have taken a beating during the economic downturn. A new PSATS-supported law, however, gives the plans a temporary boost to help them get back on track.
The newest member of the PSATS Executive Board has done more than just turn around the finances of a fiscally strapped township. He has garnered the respect of residents and peers alike.
Adopting a formal deer management plan is the only sure way for township supervisors to address this animal overabundance issue. The Pennsylvania Game Commission offers plenty of tips for doing just that.
Townships statewide are learning just how valuable purchasing cards can be. They cut down on paperwork, allow for internal controls, and — best of all — can put rebate money right back into the township’s bank account.
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