Gov. Tom Wolf’s budget proposal for funding Pennsylvania State Police could ask Lehigh Valley municipalities to pay anywhere from 80 cents to about $80 per person, based on a formula involving coverage costs, income and population. Search our database to find out how much your town would pay.
Source: Morningcall
Here’s how much your Lehigh Valley town would start paying to fund Pennsylvania State Police (from 80 cents to $80 per person)
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