Pennsylvania HB108 establishes real property emergency services funds in municipalities to support emergency services.
Pennsylvania HB108, known as the Real Property Emergency Services Act, mandates that each municipality establish a real property emergency services fund. This fund is intended to supplement municipal emergency services allocations. Funds can be used for various emergency services, including the purchase or maintenance of equipment and vehicles, construction or maintenance of facilities, and salaries of emergency personnel. The act also requires a $25 fee from buyers and sellers of real property, which is deposited into the fund.
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