When residents opened their electric bills this week, they also received a letter and a Per Capita Tax Exemption Application, but borough officials said both the letter and application should be discarded.
Borough Council President Brad Ovial said the letter and form were sent in error.
“Disregard the letter and application. It was a mistake that will be corrected and sent out next month,” he said.
According to Ovial, residents should throw away the additional items received this week, but do need to fill out the form that will be received next month.
In addition, there is no per capita tax exemption but in the case of a deceased member of a household, noting that on the form will ensure that residents will not be charged tax for deceased family member.
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