Lackawanna County Seeks to Delay Property Value Reassessment to 2027
Lackawanna County seeks to delay new property values, facing opposition. Commissioner Gaughan calls it “ridiculous.”
November 10, 2025
Lackawanna County seeks to delay new property values, facing opposition. Commissioner Gaughan calls it “ridiculous.”
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