As the year winds down, it’s time to honor the dedicated service of your township supervisors. If you have one or more supervisors departing, we invite you to submit a Service Recognition Request Form for each individual. There is no minimum service requirement to qualify for a certificate; every contribution…
FEMA announced the availability of $648 million across three funding opportunities to help firefighters and first responders get the equipment, staff, and support they need. Applications for each opportunity will be accepted through June 22, 2026. Townships are encouraged to share…
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission is alerting consumers that electric generation prices for all PUC-regulated electric utilities will adjust on June 1 and all announced adjustments will increase the generation portion of electric bills for those who have not selected a competitive electric generation supplier (EGS)….
Due to staffing issues and technical difficulties, the state Department of Transportation is delayed in updating the website used to file the mandatory FHWA 536 form. They are hopeful that the site will be online by the end of this…
The state Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) is accepting applications for Act 13 program grants until May 31, 2026. Several grant programs are funded by impact fees from natural gas wells under Act 13 of 2012: For more information, click on the grant program links above or…
Don’t forget to exercise the privilege so many have died to protect…vote before 8pm!
The state Department of Aging announced a statewide Request for Proposals for the 2026 READY Communities grant. The 2026 READY Communities grant will focus on community-driven projects that align with at least one of the five priorities of Aging Our Way, PA, the…
National EMS Week, from May 17 to May 23, 2026, is an ideal time to celebrate municipal first responders who prioritize the health and safety of township residents. EMS Week recognizes paramedics, EMTs, and the entire EMS workforce for their sacrifices and services. It is also an opportune time for emergency…
PSATS board members and staff travelled to Washington, D.C., joining township officials from across the country for the 2026 National Association of Towns and Townships (NATaT) Fly-In. The PSATS delegation met directly with federal legislators and staff to advocate for…
It was great catching up last week in D.C. with a group of Pennsylvania township supervisors, many of whom I had just seen at their annual conference in Hershey. These local leaders are the ones dealing with real challenges in their communities…
May 17-23, 2026, is National Public Works Week, recognizing the importance and essential role that public works employees play in communities across the country. This year’s theme “Rooted in Service, Powered by Community” acknowledges that the roots of service run…
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