December 21, 2024 - 00:04

Hawley Borough Council is preparing to vote on the 2025 budget, which includes a proposed increase in real estate taxes. The council's meeting is scheduled for December 23, where members will discuss the financial implications of the budget and the rationale behind the tax hike.
Officials have indicated that the increase will be minimal, aimed at addressing rising costs associated with public services and infrastructure maintenance. This decision comes as local governments grapple with the challenges of inflation and the need to sustain essential services for residents.
Council members have expressed the importance of balancing the budget while ensuring that the community's needs are met. Public feedback will be welcomed during the meeting, allowing residents to voice their opinions on the proposed tax increase and its potential impact on their households. The outcome of this vote will play a crucial role in shaping the borough’s financial landscape for the upcoming year.
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