Politics

Bucks County officials have approved a budget for next year.   The spending plan totals more than 390-million-dollars and does not raise property taxes.    It was approved by a unanimous vote.   Bucks County officials have held the line on property taxes six out of the last seven years.

Property taxes are on the way up in Ambler.   Borough Council has approved a budget for next year that includes a property tax hike of about 7.6%.   That translates into about $48 for the average homeowner.   The general fund of the spending plan totals about four-point-one million dollars.   The budget was approved by a unanimous vote.

The Montgomery County Commissioners have approved a budget that holds the line on taxes next year.

Read more: Montco Budget: No New Taxes

The Upper Gwynedd Township Commissioners are looking at a preliminary budget that calls for more than $10.5 million in spending and no property tax hike or sewer rate increase next year.

Read more: U Gwynedd Budget Holds Line On Taxes