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For any advertising questions, call or email Editor Brenda Wilt at 717-763-0930, ext. 123, or bwilt@psats.org.
Pennsylvania Township News readership is more than 12,000 township officials, employees, and professionals.
We look forward to working with you!
Display Ads
The Pennsylvania Township News accepts both display and professional card advertisements.
Please click on the graphics at right to view or complete our 2027 ad agreement.
Ad closing dates for 2027 are:
- January issue: December 2, 2026
- February issue: January 4, 2027
- March issue: February 2, 2027
- April issue: March 2, 2027
- May issue: April 2, 2027
- June issue: May 4, 2027
- July issue: June 2, 2027
- August issue: July 2, 2027
- September issue: August 2, 2027
- October issue: September 2, 2027
- November issue: October 4, 2027
- December issue: November 2, 2027
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Interested in a Classified ad?
PSATS accepts classified ads for items for sale, items wanted, and requests for proposals/bids to run in the Pa. Township News magazine.
Please note: Employment ads may be placed in the Township News magazine or online at jobboard.psats.org.
Classified ad rates:
- Members: $5 per line
- Non-Member: $7 per line
Please note, classified ads will appear in the next available issue of the Pa. Township News magazine.
Township News classified ad deadlines:
- Classified ads are due the 12th of the month preceding the month of publication. (For example, ads for the January issue are due December 12, ads for the February issue are due January 12, and so on.)
To submit a classified ad for the Township News magazine:
Email it to Brenda Wilt at bwilt@psats.org (preferred) or fax to 717-763-9732. Include the township AND county, the text of the ad, and a billing address. Questions? Call Brenda at 717-763-0930, ext. 123.
Readership
With a readership base of over 12,000, the Pennsylvania Township News is the premier local government magazine in Pennsylvania. This national award-winning publication keeps readers informed with in-depth news articles, insightful analysis on legislation, and innovative problem-solving methods for township officials. Its dedicated audience includes local government officials, employees, and other interested parties who are keen on the latest trends and best practices in local governance.
Advertisers can reach this focused and engaged readership, making it an ideal platform to showcase products and services that support township operations and enhance resident services. Join us in celebrating the exceptional quality of life provided by Pennsylvania’s townships while keeping taxes affordable.
Editorial Calendar
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JANUARY 2027
• PSATS’ Annual Conference Full Preview
• Multimunicipal Success Stories
• Ethics Act Disclosure for Supervisors
• Succession Planning: Who Will Replace You?
• PSATS Standing Committee Reports
• Preparing for Local Government Week
Advertising Closing Date: December 2, 2026
FEBRUARY 2027
Administration Topics
• Building Better Relations with Administrators
• Spotlight on PSATS Services: Checklist of Reports
• Understanding Local Taxes Under Act 511
• Alternatives to Legal Notices in Newspapers
• Rising Costs of Right-to-Know Requests
• National Engineers Week Observance
Advertising Closing Date: January 4, 2027
MARCH 2027
• You Have a Voice: The Resolutions Process
• Mistakes to Avoid When Communicating with the Public
• Unclaimed Property Disclosure Requirements
• Liquid Fuels Funds Compliance
• Earn PMGA Points at the Annual Conference
Advertising Closing Date: February 2, 2027
APRIL 2027
Transportation/Public Works Topics
• Stormwater Complaints: Who Is Responsible?
• Rehabbing Roads: Asphalt Rejuvenation Strategies
• Using New Tech to Manage Road Networks
• Resilient Bridges: Rapid Replacement in Flood Zones
• PSATS Nominations Report
Advertising Closing Date: March 2, 2027
MAY 2027
• Best Practices for Processing Subdivision Plans
• Municipal Oversight of Large-Scale Development
• The MPC and Municipal Fees: What Is Allowed?
• Regulating E-bikes and Other Electric Vehicles
Advertising Closing Date: April 2, 2027
JUNE 2027
• PSATS Annual Conference in Review
Advertising Closing Date: May 4, 2027
JULY 2027
• Member Recognition/Awards
• Building Better Parks
• Agricultural Security Areas/Right-to-Farm Act
• How to Prepare Resolutions
Advertising Closing Date: June 2, 2027
AUGUST 2027
Personnel/HR Management Topics
• Free Speech and Social Media Issues for Townships
• How to Discipline Employees and Make It Stick
• Municipal Labor Negotiations and Collective Bargaining
• Beginner’s Guide to Workplace Investigations
• Observe National Preparedness Month in September
Advertising Closing Date: July 2, 2027
SEPTEMBER 2027
Emergency Preparedness/Public Safety Topics
• Effective Fire Service on a Budget
• Do You Have the EMS Your Community Deserves?
• Broadband Expansion: How Is It Going?
• Maintaining a Fund Balance/Reserve Policy
• Priority-Based Budgeting: Needs vs. Wants
Advertising Closing Date: August 2, 2027
OCTOBER 2027
Cybersecurity/Tech Topics
• Responsible Use of AI for Townships
• Low- or No Tech and Other Cost-Effective IT Security Strategies
• Onboarding New Supervisors: The First 90 Days
• Data Centers/Battery Energy Storage Systems
Advertising Closing Date: September 2, 2027
NOVEMBER 2027
Planning/Zoning Topics
• Road Safety: Crosswalks, Sidewalks, and Bike Lanes
• Do You Want ADUs in Your Township?
• Data-Driven Planning for Townships
• Knowledge Is Power: Education for New Supervisors
• Preparing for the Annual Organization Meeting
Advertising Closing Date: October 4, 2027
DECEMBER 2027
• Wintertime Tales: Road Workers Tell All
• Preparing for Winter: Equipment and Workers
• Media Relations for Township Officials
• Capital Infrastructure Planning
• PSATS’ Annual Conference Sneak Peek
Advertising Closing Date: November 2, 2027
* Please note that monthly topics are subject to change.
