County Council

EMS providers near $1 million in opioid relief, county council seeks a place in its $1.5 billion pension fight, and door-to-door reassessment could cost $50 million.

EMS providers get a faster path to $1 million in opioid settlement relief.

Allegheny County is ready to disburse money from the opioid settlement fund to emergency medical services (EMS) after nearly a year of planning.

Council asks to sit in on the court fight over its $1.5 billion-short pension fund 🔗.

The governor and the general assembly are now on deck to potentially intervene to right the county employees’ sinking pension fund.

Door-to-door reassessment could cost $50 million and bring a wave of appeals.

Council’s assessment practices committee did not come to any conclusions when it  met Sept. 14 to continue discussion about the looming county-wide property reassessments.