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A year ago, the City of Chester’s financial emergency and inability to fund essential city services and taxpayer funded pensions led to the Commonwealth appointing
An email released through right to know requests reveals that exactly two years ago today, a consultant for the DCED’s Act 47 Coordinator for the
The DCED’s Receiver was again caught making false statements to a number of area municipal officials about the CWA. The Receiver has been falsely claiming
Something in the Water – The story of Chester, Pennsylvania, and its environs is an alarming harbinger of things to come. Read full article by
As the battle continues over the independence of the Chester Water Authority, the most important voices continue to speak out. The latest involves hundreds of
When Confronted With the DCED’s Inconsistent Positions Regarding the Attempt to Seize the CWA, DCED Secretary Dennis Davin Develops Memory Loss; Accuses Mayor Kirkland of
In 2012, the City of Chester retained John P. McLaughlin and his then law firm to represent it in matters related to, among others, the
In 1991, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania stepped in to save Philadelphia from financial crisis by creating the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority (PICA) to help provide
If the City of Chester were successful in seizing the Chester Water Authority (CWA) and Aqua buys the CWA, it has been established that the
