In a February article in the Harrisburg Patriot Times the Governor had this to say about the financial woes facing the state’s capital city, woes
History is repeating itself in the City of Harrisburg, and at an alarming rate: we wrote recently that the Commonwealth had agreed to expedite payments
Stop us if you have heard this one. A private interest make a cash offer for a parking system, and the Council turns it down.
"…it is our recommendation that the City of Harrisburg be declared financially distressed"-Governor’s Center for Local Government Services, Consultative Evaluation for the City of Harrisburg,
A recent opinion piece in the Harrisburg Patriot News states "Harrisburg needs to have financial options to raise revenue. One of those options, despite the
That’s the word from the team that is preparing the Act 47 recovery plan for the state’s capital city. Harrisburg was declared financially distressed in
No, this is not an advertisement from the City of Pittsburgh, who spent much of 2010 debating a long-term lease of Public Parking Authority assets
In a blog this past April we wrote about Pennsylvania’s efforts to get a piece of the money that would be recirculating due to the
Friday marked the release of what will likely become the final Act 47 recovery plan for the City of Harrisburg and a lot of work
Harrisburg’s City Council has refused to approve a state oversight plan to deal with Harrisburg’s financial distress threatening the loss of any state aid and
