Board adopts tax collection ordinance, authorizes equipment sales
Wrightstown Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance 357, designating the Bucks County Tax Claim Bureau as delinquent tax collector. The township will now retain full delinquent tax collections rather than paying fees upfront. Chair Chester Pogonowski and Treasurer Robert Lloyd also authorized sale
misc · Meeting of July 20, 2026
PA WRIGHTSTOWN — Wrightstown Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance 357, designating the Bucks County Tax Claim Bureau as delinquent tax collector. The township will now retain full delinquent tax collections rather than paying fees upfront. Chair Chester Pogonowski and Treasurer Robert Lloyd also authorized sale of three Public Works assets on Municibid with a $48,000 reserve.
The Board voted unanimously to pay the full $8,548.10 cost of a communications repeater from the Cable Fund, reversing a prior shared-cost arrangement with Lingohocken Fire Company. Solicitor Vicki Kushto was authorized to advertise Ordinance 343 for sewer lateral inspection procedures for August 17 consideration.
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Source: the misc meeting of July 20, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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