County to suspend yard waste equipment sharing program
Effective June 30, Cumberland County will suspend the yard waste equipment sharing program it has with local municipalities.
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Effective June 30, Cumberland County will suspend the yard waste equipment sharing program it has with local municipalities.
Cumberland County residents have until June 7 to complete a survey asking for their input on county facilities and suggestions on how to improve county services.
Building the addition could take six to eight months, followed by additional time to allow for the hiring of two technicians and the purchase and installation of equipment.
At the request of Brent Durham, director of facilities management, commissioners increased the outlay on the capital project from its initial estimate of $400,000 to an amount not to exceed
In February, commissioners Kelly Neiderer and Jean Foschi approved a 2024 budget that increased the county tax rate by 15% to 2.524 mills. Gary Eichelberger voted against the budget and