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Lock box ordinance goes by the wayside in Fairview Twp. - Vimarsana News

Lock box ordinance goes by the wayside in Fairview Twp.

The proposed lock box ordinance in Fairview Twp. appears to be off the table.

Wright Twp. reaches out to businesses in Crestwood Industrial Park - Vimarsana News

Wright Twp. reaches out to businesses in Crestwood Industrial Park

Wright Twp. officials are hoping that a meeting set for this week will help re-establish lines of communication with businesses in the Crestwood Industrial Park.

Three Mountain Top towns will elect supervisors in the general election - Vimarsana News

Three Mountain Top towns will elect supervisors in the general election

There are supervisor races in three Mountain Top townships in next week’s general election as well as a contest for tax collector.

Mountain Top Hose buoyed by tax - Vimarsana News

Mountain Top Hose buoyed by tax

When the leaders of Mountain Top Hose Company No. 1 approached Fairview Twp. supervisors three years ago and asked them to enact a 0.3 mills fire tax to help support the volunteer fire company’s operation, they never anticipated the financial impact the COVID-19 pandemic would have on the organization. Hose company president David Hourigan recently expressed the gratitude of the volunteer department to supervisors for their willingness to impose the tax and for their foresight. “It is difficult for me to imagine where we would be without it,” Hourigan said of the fire tax reven...

Fire tax saves the day for one Mountain Top fire company - Vimarsana News

Fire tax saves the day for one Mountain Top fire company

When the leaders of Mountain Top Hose Company No. 1 approached Fairview Twp. supervisors three years ago and asked them to enact a .3 mill fire tax to help support the volunteer fire company’s operation, they never anticipated the financial impact the COVID-19 pandemic would have on the organization. Hose company president David Hourigan recently expressed the gratitude of the volunteer department to supervisors for their willingness to impose the tax and for their foresight. “It is difficult for me to imagine where we would be without it,” Hourigan said of the fire tax revenue...