Doweary’s receivership in Chester extended by 2 years

Dated: October 18 2023

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Commonwealth Court Judge Ellen Ceisler has extended the term for Chester City Receiver Michael Doweary for two more years, until Dec. 28, 2025. Doweary’s term was set to expire at the end of 2023, but Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Frederick Siger filed a motion with the court to have the term extended for two more years. Ceisler’s motion states that the receivership may be terminated earlier if Chester’s fiscal emergency ends. 
Source: Daily Times; 9/21/2023

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