Lebanon County Police Merger: Safer Streets, Lower Taxes
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Two Lebanon County police departments in Pennsylvania propose merger for enhanced public safety and cost savings. The Western Lebanon County Regional Police and Lebanon County Regional Police aim to combine forces, leading to smoother law enforcement, better officer support, stronger oversight, and controlled expenses. Taxpayers in Annville, North Cornwall, North Lebanon, and Palmyra could save money with increased patrols, easier training, and additional resources for detectives. The merger would cost approximately sixty-eight cents per person daily, with both commissions approving further discussions.
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