Pennsylvania HB2284 imposes a fee on municipalities for State Police patrol services and outlines agreements, fee allocation, and penalties.
Pennsylvania HB2284 amends Title 44 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes to impose a fee on municipalities for patrol services provided by the Pennsylvania State Police. Municipalities receiving full-time or part-time patrol services must pay a fee, with exemptions for those providing sufficient local services. The commissioner sets fees based on factors like population and crime rates. Money collected is deposited into the General Fund and results in an allocation from the Motor License Fund for State Police services.
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