HB 2324
A Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, further providing for exemptions and special provisions relating to property tax relief for disabled first responders.
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- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Bill overview
This proposed constitutional amendment seeks to provide property tax relief to first responders in Pennsylvania who have disabilities resulting from injuries or illnesses sustained while performing their duties. The amendment would require the General Assembly to enact a law establishing a uniform system for granting these exemptions. This would ensure consistent and equitable relief for disabled first responders across the state.
Key provisions
- Requires the General Assembly to create a law for property tax relief.
- Specifically targets first responders with disabilities.
- Disabilities must result from injuries or illnesses sustained during official duties.
- The law must be uniform and apply statewide.
- The amendment outlines a process for submitting the amendment to voters.
Who is affected
- Disabled first responders (firefighters, police officers, EMTs, etc.)
- Property taxpayers in Pennsylvania
- The General Assembly of Pennsylvania
- The Secretary of the Commonwealth
Notable changes
- Creates a new constitutional provision regarding property tax relief for first responders.
- Establishes a legal framework for providing exemptions based on disability.
- Defines the specific circumstances under which exemptions will be granted.
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Cosponsors
Jacob Banta
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