An Act amending the act of July 28, 1953 (P.L.723, No.230), known as the Second Class County Code, providing for the voluntary dissolution of the existing form of governance of a municipal corporation located in a county of the second class and the creation of unincorporated districts of counties of the second class; authorizing the county to assume responsibility for the governance of the municipal corporation and delivery of public services to the citizens residing in the municipal corporation through the administration of an unincorporated district; authorizing unincorporated district advisory committees; and making a repeal.
SB 632 allows small municipalities (population 10,000 or less) in Pennsylvania's second-class counties to voluntarily dissolve their local government. Residents would vote to transfer all governance and public services (like roads, water, and emergency response) to the county, forming an "unincorporated district" managed by county officials. The process requires a local government resolution and a voter referendum before dissolution. This bill directly affects residents and officials of qualifying municipalities seeking to consolidate services under county administration.
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Apr 2025
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Governor
Introduced Apr 11, 2025
Last action Apr 11, 2025
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1 primary · 4 co-sponsors
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