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Sunday, October 25, 2026 Wrightstown, Pennsylvania · Change town
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Board approved bills, streamlined tax collection, endorsed streambank project

Wrightstown supervisors approved $169,256.52 in June bills and advanced streambank restoration changes. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski and Vice Chair Jane B. Magne unanimously backed bills from five funds and approved a $15,000 payroll transfer, along with modifications to the Anchor Run Streambank

misc · Meeting of June 8, 2026

PA WRIGHTSTOWN — Wrightstown supervisors approved $169,256.52 in June bills and advanced streambank restoration changes. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski and Vice Chair Jane B.

Magne unanimously backed bills from five funds and approved a $15,000 payroll transfer, along with modifications to the Anchor Run Streambank Restoration project for sediment reduction. The board agreed to advertise a Bucks County Tax Claim Ordinance for a July 20 vote, which would appoint the Tax Claim Bureau as collector of delinquent taxes while preserving 100 percent of collected revenue instead of 95 percent and offering struggling residents a hardship program. The supervisors also streamlined invoicing from Keystone Collections Group for Earned Income Tax collection.

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Source: the misc meeting of June 8, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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