Pa. budget winner: City of Harrisburg would get money for fire protection

At a glance: The proposed budget includes $5 million to be paid to Harrisburg for fire protection in the Capitol city.

What it means: The city has been receiving $5 million in state funds since 2013, after local lawmakers and the city’s receiver lobbied for an increase in the annual payment. The money is intended to reimburse the city for providing fire and emergency services for the state’s 40 tax-exempt buildings.

Verdict: Winner

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