Should Cherry Hill wait for Comprehensive State legislation?
No. Pay-to-play reform is a simple first-step to reducing the municipal portion of property taxes. A recent state law was passed, giving towns & counties the authority to control how professional service contracts are awarded. By passing this ordinance, contracts would be awarded on merit and cost-effectiveness, and the result is likely to be significantly lower costs.
Related Questions
- Would you support legislation to establish a strong state ethics commission that would have investigative authority including the power to subpoena?
- Does the Joint Statement mean that APTA chapters may not oppose state legislation that would allow athletic trainers to treat non-athletes?
- Does anyone keep up with legislation in Washington, D.C. or their own State?
