Incidents requiring Lower Saucon fire department service have more than doubled in the last seven years, but department finances are in good shape, according to LSFR officials.
Bethlehem library officials said the “beacon of literacy and education on wheels” has turned a page in its journey, and it’s time for a modern, replacement vehicle to continue the legacy.
Hoffman and Hlavac will charge Lower Saucon $225 per hour for its consulting, as compared to the $290 per hour for the services of former attorney Michael Miller of Harrisburg-based firm Eckert Seamans.
Police Chief Michelle Kott said the funding would provide incentive for up to 15 officers to get $5,000 bonuses a piece to join the force during 2024 and 2025.
The 2024-25 budget could see initial approval on May 13 and final approval by June 17, according to school district officials.