Min Xian
State College Bureau Local Accountability Reporter at Spotlight PA
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2 days ago |
latrobebulletinnews.com | Min Xian
STATE COLLEGE — Hundreds of local governments in Pennsylvania would gain expanded taxing power to fund their cash-strapped fire departments and emergency medical services under a bill advancing in the Legislature. Last year, the state Legislature gave some local governments the ability to levy higher property taxes to fund fire companies and EMS providers. Now, a bill that would expand that opportunity to over 1,400 more municipalities has passed the Democratic-controlled state House.
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3 days ago |
northcentralpa.com | Min Xian
This story was produced by the State College regional bureau of Spotlight PA, an independent, nonpartisan newsroom dedicated to investigative and public-service journalism for Pennsylvania. Sign up for Talk of the Town, a weekly newsletter of local stories that dig deep, events, and more from north-central PA, at spotlightpa.org/newsletters/talkofthetown.
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4 days ago |
wesa.fm | Min Xian
Hundreds of local governments in Pennsylvania would gain expanded taxing power to fund their cash-strapped fire departments and emergency medical services under a bill advancing in the legislature. Last year, the state legislature gave some local governments the ability to levy higher property taxes to fund fire companies and EMS providers. Now, a bill that would expand that opportunity to over 1,400 more municipalities has passed the Democratic-controlled state House.
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4 days ago |
sharonherald.com | Min Xian
STATE COLLEGE — Hundreds of local governments in Pennsylvania would gain expanded taxing power to fund their cash-strapped fire departments and emergency medical services under a bill advancing in the Legislature. Last year, the state legislature gave some local governments the ability to levy higher property taxes to fund fire companies and emergency medical services (EMS) providers.
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1 week ago |
meadvilletribune.com | Min Xian
STATE COLLEGE — Hundreds of local governments in Pennsylvania would gain expanded taxing power to fund their cash-strapped fire departments and emergency medical services under a bill advancing in the Legislature. Last year, the state legislature gave some local governments the ability to levy higher property taxes to fund fire companies and emergency medical services (EMS) providers.
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