Allegheny County Home Rule Charter Amendment 2025 Summary. Burleigh County Home Rule Charter Commission Replay 8/23/23 Under the Home Rule Charter, which was approved in May of 1998, the voters of Allegheny County chose to replace the previous three full-time, elected commissioners with an elected County Executive and fifteen elected County Council members A "no" vote opposed this charter amendment, thus keeping compensation of Allegheny County Council members as per-meeting stipends that max out at $10,939 per year after attending 20 (of 24) meetings.
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The Comprehensive Fiscal Plan includes seven separate and distinct sections for your review and approval As home rule government begins its second decade in Allegheny County-the effective date of the Home Rule Charter was January 1, 2000-taxpayers and residents of the County have several big issues coming at them related to their government
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The Comprehensive Fiscal Plan includes seven separate and distinct sections for your review and approval A countywide property reassessment to be completed for use in 2012 and the wobbly future of […] A "yes" vote supported providing Allegheny County Council members an annual salary of $10,939, rather than per-meeting stipends that max out at that amount after attending 20 (of 24) meetings
2024 Allegheny County Executive Election Darda Elspeth. Allegheny County: A Survey Eric Montarti, Senior Policy Analyst Counties with a home rule charter may design their own form of county government, but are still generally subject to the County Code (which covers first-, third-, fourth-, fifth-, sixth-, seventh-, and eighth-class counties) or the Second-Class County Code (which covers second-class and second-class A counties)
THE CHARTER AMENDMENT — PB CLE. and the language of the 2013 Home Rule Charter amendment, is contained in Rule V of the Civil Service Code, Article XI, 181.02 Summary: Voters in Allegheny County will decide whether the county Home Rule Charter will be amended to establish a "Children's Fund" and mandate a permanent 0.25 mill add-on to county property taxes