County Controller News Today

St. Lukes won Northampton County Councils approval to sell as much as $450 million in bonds, with almost half paying for the expansion of the Anderson Campus.

County President Judge Craig A. Dally named Jeffrey A. Corpora to fill the vacancy on Council created by Tara Zrinskis resignation on Jan. 2.

Northampton County Council has voted 12 times to fill the vacancy left by Tara Zrinski and has not been able to pick her successor.

Lou Pektor won again Thursday night, as Northampton County Council voted against taking a tax break from his River Pointe Logistics development.

Northampton County Council is due to consider an ordinance to rescind a tax break for Lou Pektors 800-acre development in Upper Mount Bethel Township.

None of the 25 applicants received the necessary five votes to fill out the remaining two years of Tara Zrinskis term, so voting will resume Feb. 1.

Twenty Northampton County residents went before County Council on Wednesday, hoping to fill a vacant seat on the nine-member board.

SOMERSET, Pa. – Somerset County’s Salary Board will, at times, have new faces sitting alongside the county’s commissioners for votes on raises and wages – county employees themselves.

Applications must be in by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 12.

Northampton County Council is seeking a ninth member to complete the two years left in the term of Tara Zrinski, who is now county controller.