County Budget Controversy Erupts After Commissioner Egley And Financial Administrator Declare $2 Million Deficit

Aug 23, 2017

courthouse — Beaver County Courthouse / photo by John Paul

Beaver County Commissioner Sandie Egley and Financial Administrator Ricardo Luckow told the public and press today that the latest budget projections show the county is facing a $2 million cash-flow deficit this year. The announcement left other elected officials scrambling to figure out how a budget they believed was balanced could now be so deeply…

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County Budget Controversy Erupts After Commissioner Egley And Financial Administrator Declare $2 Million Deficit

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