Pennsylvania counties have received millions of dollars from the natural gas industry in the form of "impact fees" in recent years but Democrat Tom Wolf, who is running for governor, wants to impose new taxes on the industry, which would reduce the impact fees or eliminate them entirely. Wolf's plan would funnel more money into public education (already getting $10 billion from the state) but would reduce money for county and municipal governments.
Earlier today, State Rep. Tom Murt, R-152nd Dist.,, Montgomery County
Commissioner Bruce Castor and former Montgomery County Commissioner Tom
Ellis held a press conference on the steps of the Montgomery County
Courthouse in Norristown to discuss
the benefits of the impact fee in Montgomery County.
The presentation was one of 50 that took place across Pennsylvania as part of the "Commonwealth Day of Truth" campaign organized by
the Republican Party of Pennsylvania.
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