Are you ready to be part of the largest municipal training opportunity, networking event, and exhibit show in Pennsylvania? Plan and budget now to attend the PSATS 2025 Educational Conference and Exhibit Show — it’s an investment with year-round returns! And there is…
PSATS is requesting submissions for the development and presentation of a one- or two-day “PSATS Code Enforcement Academy” aimed at municipal code enforcement officers and staff around the Commonwealth. The PSATS Code Enforcement Academy is intended to assist municipalities maintain…
PSATS will soon be releasing workforce data from the 2024 PSATS Salary Survey Plus. However, we need a few more participants to hit the release threshold to ensure that the results are statistically viable and of maximum value to our…
If your municipality is facing potentially controversial land use projects such as solar and wind farms, but you do not have zoning or subdivision and land development ordinances, please be careful before adopting an ordinance that attempts to regulate various…
Statewide policing fee? Statewide zoning coup? A new state bureaucracy funded by issuing fines to local governments? PSATS Executive Director Dave Sanko is a guest on September’s edition of “Behind the Headlines,” a statewide TV program from the Susquehanna…
U.S. Senators Bob Casey (D-PA) and John Fetterman (D-PA) and U.S. Representatives Madeleine Dean (D-PA-4), Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA-6), Susan Wild (D-PA-7), Daniel Meuser (R-PA-9), and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA-1) sent a bipartisan letter to President Joe Biden urging him to approve…
Townships must often provide essential services on limited budgets, so PSATS applauds township that work with neighboring municipalities. The Excellence in Intergovernmental Cooperation Award recognizes townships of the second class that have worked with other municipalities to share services and…
The Department of Agriculture is accepting applications for the Urban Agricultural Infrastructure Grant Program, which provides reimbursements for projects that improve urban agriculture infrastructure in Pennsylvania. Townships defined as urban (population density ≥ 291 persons per square mile and total…
PSATS Executive Director Dave Sanko will appear in September’s edition of “Behind the Headlines,” a statewide TV program from the Susquehanna Valley Center for Public Policy, an independent, non-partisan, non-profit public policy research organization. Dave will discuss some of PSATS’…
PSATS arranged a call with DCED Secretary Rick Siger to discuss economic development investments outlined in the commonwealth’s 2024-2025 budget and the need for municipalities and the state to work together to push the mission forward. Siger highlighted strategic goals…
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