Radnor Twp. Likely Not Raising Taxes In 2018​

RADNOR TOWNSHIP, PA – At a special Radnor Township Board of Commissioners held Sept. 18, officials said there will likely be no tax hike in 2018. Its' OK, you can cheer.

According to township, the recommended 2018 budget does not contain an increase, keeping in fashion with the 2017 budget that also did not raise taxes.

Township manager Robert Zienkowski said the 2018 budgetary figure is about the same as 2017's, which was $45.64 million.

With that, the millage rate of will remain at 3.92 mills.

The budget will likely be presented at the upcoming commissioners meeting on Monday, Oct. 9.

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