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(Reenacted and amended May 27, , P.L, No). AN ACT. Concerning townships of the first class; amending, revising, consolidating, and changing.
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- About Springfield Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
- Structure of Government
- Administration | LOWER ALLEN TOWNSHIP, PA – A Township of the First Class
- Township Notification
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Administration | LOWER ALLEN TOWNSHIP, PA – A Township of the First Class
Your Name. September 18, Soon, Ms. Kaufman, you WILL all be cities Yes, soon you shall all be residents of And then your tax base will be ours, all ours! Sorry about that. The Allegheny Conference was just here, accompanied by a handful of burly metropolitanists from the Post-Gazette editorial board.
Township Notification
These people will stop at nothing to merge the municipalities that make up Allegheny County. And as you know, those municipalities consist of various kinds of city, township and borough. And while some folks think these governments should be consolidated, such an effort would face numerous hurdles. History teaches us that such divergent political traditions are usually only resolved through bloodshed. And the differences between the various forms of municipal government are even greater than that.
Boroughs have elected mayors and councils of seven or more members, along with a handful of tax collector and auditor positions. And though they are the simplest forms of government, townships come in different sizes too. First-class townships -- which must have at least people per square mile -- have a five-member board of commissioners, plus an elected treasurer and auditors. Second-class townships have three to five supervisors, plus a handful of auditors and a tax collector. Generally, voters can petition to adopt whatever form of government works best for them.