Susquehanna County approves $5 local vehicle-registration fee to help fund bridge repairs The Susquehanna County Commissioners approved Ordinance 2026-02 to add a $5 local fee to nonexempt vehicle registrations, aiming to raise local matching funds for multimodal bridge grants; commissioners and a public commenter discussed revenue uncertainty and bridge replacement costs.

Susquehanna County just approved a $5 vehicle registration fee to fund crucial bridge repairs, but how will this impact local drivers and infrastructure?

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Susquehanna County announces $2 million multimodal grant to replace Bridge of Salt Springs At the meeting, a presenter announced that Susquehanna County was awarded a $2,000,000 multimodal grant to replace the Bridge of Salt Springs; the announcement cited previous collaboration with the local housing authority.

Susquehanna County just scored a massive $2 million multimodal grant to replace the aging Bridge of Salt Springs—big changes are on the horizon!

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Susquehanna County proclaims January as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month; advocacy groups announce New Milford reopening The Susquehanna County Board of Commissioners approved Proclamation 2541 declaring January National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month; representatives from WRC and the Children’s Advocacy Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania thanked the board and said a New Milford office will reopen in January to strengthen local investigative capacity.

Susquehanna County is taking a stand against human trafficking by declaring January as National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month, while advocacy groups ramp up local support efforts with the reopening of a vital office.

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Susquehanna County commissioners appoint county solicitor, approve energy contract and several staff hires At a regular meeting, Susquehanna County commissioners appointed Gabriel Fierro P.C. as county solicitor under a contract capped at $100,000, approved an electricity supply agreement described as about a 30% price increase, and approved multiple personnel actions including new hires and a staff transfer.

Susquehanna County commissioners have made significant moves by appointing a new county solicitor and approving a controversial electricity contract that could raise costs by 30%.

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Susquehanna County approves proposed 2026 budget and keeps millage rate unchanged at 14.83 The commissioners approved a proposed 2026 county budget of $41,801,344.65 and set the 2026 millage at 14.5 mills for general real estate plus 0.33 mills for the library fund (total 14.83), unchanged from the prior year.

Susquehanna County has officially approved a $41.8 million budget for 2026, keeping the millage rate steady at 14.83 mills—what does this mean for residents?

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Commissioners approve $500,000 Fair Funding application for affordable housing and Treehab grants Susquehanna County commissioners approved a $500,000 Fair Funding application by the Susquehanna County Housing Redevelopment Authority (SCHRA) for new affordable units and authorized cooperative agreements and two Treehab Fair Fund applications totaling $270,000 for homebuyer and rental assistance programs.

Susquehanna County is taking a big step towards affordable housing with a $500,000 funding application and support for vital assistance programs!

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Susquehanna County backs push for national designation of Endless Mountains Heritage Region The Susquehanna County commissioners approved a resolution supporting a bid to designate the Endless Mountains Heritage Region as a National Heritage Area, concluding a two‑year feasibility study and aiming to boost federal funding and tourism across four counties.

Susquehanna County is one step closer to boosting tourism and funding as they support the Endless Mountains Heritage Region's bid for national designation!

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A few mugs that came from the kiln for this weekend at #countrytrailsbrewingco for the #artiststour stop #27! I plan to have the tredle wheel there making pots!

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Progress Authority proposes micro loan fund to support local businesses Progress Authority announces micro loan fund and plans to engage with township supervisors.

A game-changing micro loan fund is set to empower local businesses in Susquehanna County, with plans for enhanced collaboration and resources on the horizon.

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Employee Service Recognition honors Susan Swart for decade with Children and Youth Council recognizes Susan Swart's ten years of service with Children and Youth.

The Susquehanna County Commissioners' Meeting was a heartfelt tribute to dedicated public service, spotlighting Susan Swart's extraordinary decade of commitment to Children and Youth Services.

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Meeting opens with pledge of allegiance and moment of silence Participants stand for the pledge and observe a moment of silence to commence the meeting.

As the sun set over Susquehanna County, a powerful sense of community filled the air as residents united in a pledge of allegiance, igniting a passionate discussion on local governance.

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Community gathers for Pledge of Allegiance and moment of silence Participants honor the flag and reflect in a moment of silence.

The Susquehanna County Commissioners' Meeting was a powerful reminder of community unity, featuring important discussions on infrastructure and budget priorities that directly impact residents' lives.

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Susquehanna County Commissioners approve closure of Correctional Facility and new positions Commissioners finalize decisions on Susquehanna County Correctional Facility and create new staff roles.

Major changes are coming to Susquehanna County as commissioners approve the closure of the Correctional Facility and create new full-time positions!

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City honors employees for decades of dedicated public service City recognizes Linda Blazer and Kelly Barkas for 20 years of service.

Susquehanna County recently celebrated the dedication of its long-serving employees, honoring those who have made a profound impact on the community over the years.

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