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Harrisburg’s tax abatement program, a Papenfuse initiative, is working for one of his rivals in this year’s primary
Updated May 14, 2021;
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City Council President Wanda Williams opposed it.
And now, retired publisher Dave Schankweiler is benefitting from it.
The “it” in question?
tax break on significant improvements to residential properties for 10 years.
PennLive looked into how the abatement program affected the active Democratic mayoral candidates Papenfuse, Williams, Shankweiler and former city councilman Otto Banks after a Schankweiler critic wrote a Facebook post about Schankweiler’s participation and questioning whether he is paying any city or school taxes.
Harrisburg’s mayoral candidates take readers’ questions: Privatization of public services
Posted May 13, 2021
Editor’s note: In advance of a planned forum for Harrisburg’s mayoral candidates, PennLive asked readers what questions they would like to ask the candidates. The forum was canceled after technical issues interrupted the taping, but four of the candidates agreed to answer a few of our reader’s questions. Here’s the first of the questions, and the candidates’ responses.
We start with a question that raises a lot of strong opinions in Harrisburg, where - to help the city climb out of a crushing debt load nearly a decade ago - the city’s incinerator was sold and the public parking facilities were turned over on a long-term lease to a private operator. Our reader wrote: