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Calhoun Times
17 Jun 2026
Senate proposes 'impact fee' on data center generators instead of repealing tax break
Senate Finance Chair Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth, on Tuesday offered an "alternate path" to a potential budget deal that she said would not break current state commitments to data centers ....
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More Than $157,400 in Impact Fees to Benefit Residents in 64th District, Says James (R Lee James)
Public Technologies 16 Jun 2026
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Pickett, Owlett: Bradford County to Receive Nearly $17 Million in Natural Gas Impact Fees (Tina Pickett)
Public Technologies 16 Jun 2026
BRADFORD - More than $16.7 million, collected from natural gas impact fees in 2025, will be distributed among Bradford County and its municipalities, Reps ... "The impact fees give back in a completely different way.
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Causer Announces Nearly $3 Million in Natural Gas Impact Fees for 67th District (Martin T Causer)
Public Technologies 16 Jun 2026
Martin Causer (R-Cameron/McKean/Potter) today announced nearly $3 million in impact fees from the natural gas drilling industry are coming back to communities and counties in the 67th Legislative District.
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New wells, higher gas prices raise state’s impact fee distribution to $244 million
Pittsburgh Tribune Review 15 Jun 2026
Pennsylvania’s natural gas ...
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Natural Gas Impact Fee Generates $244 Million Last Year for Communities Across Pennsylvania (API - American Petroleum Institute)
Public Technologies 15 Jun 2026
HARRISBURG, PA, June 15, 2026 - Pennsylvania's natural gas impact fee generated $244 million in 2025 for critical projects across the state, bringing the total revenue collected since 2012 to more ...
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PUC Announces $243.8 Million in Natural Gas Impact Fees for Pennsylvania Communities (Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission)
Public Technologies 15 Jun 2026
) PUC Announces $243.8 Million in Natural Gas Impact Fees for Pennsylvania Communities ... This year's distribution brings the cumulative total of impact fees collected and distributed since 2012 to more than $3.12 billion.
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PA Natural Gas Impact Fee Revenue Surges 48%, Eclipses $3.12 Billion to Date (Marcellus Shale Coalition)
Public Technologies 15 Jun 2026
PITTSBURGH, PA - Pennsylvania's natural gas Impact Fee, the state's tax on natural gas development, generated nearly $244 million in 2025, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) announced today.
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PA Natural Gas Impact Fee Revenue Surges Up 48%, Eclipses $3.12 Billion to Date (Marcellus Shale Coalition)
Public Technologies 15 Jun 2026
PITTSBURGH, PA- Pennsylvania's natural gas impact fee, the state's tax on natural gas development, generated nearly $244 million in 2025, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) announced today.
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Yaw: Over Half a Billion Dollars Generated for 23rd District Through Natural Gas Impact Fee Since 2011 (Gene Yaw)
Public Technologies 15 Jun 2026
$39.1 million to be directed across the region for infrastructure, emergency services, environmental initiatives and other programs in latest round of Marcellus Shale Impact Fee disbursements.
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The Post and Courier
12 Jun 2026
Double whammy? Edgefield County pushes ahead with impact fees. They’d stack on North Augusta’s.
Developers building in high-growth areas of Edgefield County will likely pay a $1,600 fee on new construction by end of summer. In some areas, they’d pay more, stacking on North Augusta’s own fees ... .
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The Daily Sentinel
07 Jun 2026
Council narrowly passes reduced Parks Impact Fee for developers
The Grand Junction City Council narrowly approved a change to the Parks Impact Fee it charges to developers that lowers the fee below what had previously been adopted by Council ... .
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Pennsylvania’s natural gas impact fee proves energy development and community investment can coexist | Opinion
Penn Live 06 Jun 2026
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Impact Fees, Properly Used, Could Benefit County
Anderson Observer 27 May 2026
... commission sound engineering and impact fee studies, and — notably — prepare a report estimating how residential impact fees will affect the availability of affordable housing within the county.
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