The new township manager, Amy Rockwell, will be paid $115,000.
The budget also includes $477,000 for the road department, $50,000 for Citizens Hose ambulance service and $15,000 for the Community Library of Allegheny Valley. Other highlights of the budget include $1.6 million to be spent on the police department, $353,000 on fire coverage, $393,000 for public works and $36,000 for snow and ice removal. He cited the reconstruction of Harbison Street, which the board recently committed to by applying for a nearly $500,000 state grant.Įrb said a string of demolitions also will improve the township.Ĭommissioners applied for a $194,500 grant from Allegheny County to take down several tax delinquent, vacant or abandoned structures throughout the township, many of them in Natrona. “I’m glad to see we could keep the millage the same and include some exciting projects,” Commissioner Jim Erb said. The owner of a home assessed at $100,000 again will pay $510. The township commissioners on Monday approved the $6.3 million budget and held the tax rate steady at 5.106 mills. Harrison residents won’t face a property tax increase in 2023.
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