Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania, created on August 13, 1878, from part of Luzerne County, is a part of the Pennsylvania's northeast territory that is a perfect blend of authentic historical attractions, outdoor recreation, social and cultural events, performing arts and natural scenic splendor. Lackawanna County's lodging facilities include four-star hotels, private campgrounds that provide family outdoor getaways, with a variety of camp sites and abundant recreational facilities. The county is one of the region's most important cultural centers featuring the Northeast Philharmonic, Scranton Public Theatre, Broadway Theatre, the Ballet Theatre, Music Box Dinner Theatre and the PA Summer Theatre. Additionally, the county offers a variety of shopping malls, special-interest stores, factory outlets, antique shops, craft fairs and summer outdoor markets for shopping.

The Lackawanna County Controller's Office, led by Gary A. DiBileo, is a popularly elected position responsible for auditing and approving bills, contracts, and financial obligations against the county government. They also conduct audits of public monies and other funds, ensuring transparency and accountability. With a certain level of independence from other elected county officials, the Controller's office plays a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the county's financial processes. The Controller's office also oversees the bidding process, receiving bids and conducting public bid openings to ensure fairness and integrity. As a member of the Prison Board and the Pension Board, the Controller actively participates in important decision-making processes. Located in the Lackawanna County Government Center in Scranton, PA, the Controller's Office serves as a vital component of the county's governance and financial management.Generated from the website