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LAWRENCE TWP.- Higher costs that are showing no sign of going the opposite direction led the Lawrence Township Board of Supervisors to approve an increase in real estate taxes for the upcoming fiscal year. This decision, made during a recent board meeting, is aimed at addressing the financial challenges the township faces, including rising operational expenses and the need for essential services.
The new tax rate will impact homeowners and property owners throughout the township, prompting concerns among residents about affordability and budgeting for the coming year. Township officials emphasized that the increase is necessary to maintain public services, including road maintenance, public safety, and community programs.
Residents expressed mixed feelings about the tax hike, with some acknowledging the need for funding essential services, while others worry about the burden it places on families already struggling with inflation. The board plans to hold additional meetings to discuss the implications of the tax increase and gather feedback from the community, ensuring that residents have a voice in the decision-making process.
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