A House bill would require a vacancy board or a county's court of common pleas to quickly fill any empty seats on a township's board of supervisors.
April 13, 2017 at 05:05 PM
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A House bill would require a vacancy board or a county’s court of common pleas to quickly fill any empty seats on a township’s board of supervisors.
The bill primarily adds a new section to the Second Class Township Code regarding resignations and the length of time, and process, to fill those vacancies.
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