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Luzerne County Proposes Budget Restructuring and 1.99% Property Tax Hike

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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Mary Roselle, Budget/Finance Division Head, announced a plan to restructure Luzerne County divisions that would result in $200,000 in savings. County Manager Romilda Crocamo proposed a 2027 budget of $381.3 million, which includes a 1.99% increase in the county property tax rate. The restructuring plan involves eliminating the administrative services division and providing pay raises to the heads of four other divisions.

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Why it matters

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The proposed budget requires approval from the county council by December 15. The restructuring plan would eliminate the administrative services division while increasing the salaries of several division heads. The county council is currently planning to vote on the budget on December 1.

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Who's involved

  • Luzerne CountyThe county whose budget and administrative structure are being reviewed.
  • county councilThe governing body responsible for approving the final county budget.
  • RoselleBudget/Finance Division Head who presented the division restructuring plan.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Luzerne CountySpeculative

    Property owners in Luzerne County might face higher costs due to the proposed 1.99% increase in the county property tax rate.

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