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UPDATE Complaints against Snyder County businesses referred to state AG's office [The Daily Item, Sunbury, Pa.] - Vimarsana News

UPDATE Complaints against Snyder County businesses referred to state AG's office [The Daily Item, Sunbury, Pa.]

Jan. 5— The state Attorney General's Office has received complaints against the beleaguered Snyder County businesses operated by Maurice Brubaker. District Attorney Michael Piecuch said he referred allegations of insurance fraud to the state Attorney General's Office regarding Brubaker, who with his wife, Deb Brubaker, owns William Penn Cabinetry, in...

Snyder County commissioners pass 2021 budget with pay raise, no tax increase - Vimarsana News

Snyder County commissioners pass 2021 budget with pay raise, no tax increase

The Snyder County Courthouse The approved $22.5 million Snyder County budget for 2021 includes a 1 percent pay increase for employees and no tax hike. The commissioners ratified the $22,532,105 budget Thursday after weeks of paring department spending proposals to close a $1.7 million shortfall. "We were just very conservative in our revenue projections," said board chairman Joe Kantz. The budget for next year is about $200,000 more than the 2020 budget but doesn't reflect more spending. Instead, Kantz said it includes some of the CARES funding the county received to cover COVID-19 expenses i...

Chairman: Snyder County budget to be balanced without tax hike - Vimarsana News

Chairman: Snyder County budget to be balanced without tax hike

Dec 24, 2020 MIDDLEBURG — After raising alarm bells about a $1.7 million deficit in Snyder County's 2021 spending plan, board chairman Joe Kantz said the budget will likely be balanced without a tax hike or closing the county jail. "We've been working on the budget, refining it and re-tuning the budget. I think we will be balanced with no tax increase but by the skin of our teeth," he said. The county board is scheduled to adopt the nearly $20 million budget on Tuesday.  "Our original (draft) budget was very, very conservative because of COVID," Kantz said.  He said revenue will be...