The commonwealth is urging Pennsylvanians to participate in Pick Up Pennsylvania this spring. During this initiative from Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, thousands of Pennsylvanians will participate in litter and illegal dump cleanups, tree and flower plantings, recycling collections, public education programs, and…
Gov. Tom Wolf ordered the state flag on all commonwealth facilities, public buildings, and grounds to fly at half-staff to honor two troopers who were struck and killed by a driver in Philadelphia. Click here for more.
The March 2022 issue of the Independent Fiscal Office’s Monthly Economic Update examines the driving forces behind the current inflation rates and found the top sources to be the growth in transportation and shelter costs. Click here for more.
PSATS urges every township to send at least one delegate to the 2022 Annual Educational Conference and Exhibit Show. The knowledge gained can help your community save money, plan for the future, and explore new ways of serving residents. Register by March 31…
The Pa. Department of State begins accepting petitions from candidates for state representative and state senator today. Candidates only have until March 28 to file petitions for the May 17 primary election, less than half of the traditional 21 days…
The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Bureau of Recreation and Conservation is accepting grant applications for projects proposing land acquisition, planning, development, rehabilitation, maintenance, equipment purchase, or educational programs for ATV or snowmobile trails and facilities. Applications are…
PSATS has been asked to identify municipal official volunteers who may be interested in serving on an advisory committee for Snowmobiles and ATVs. Anyone who is interested should please email Dsanko@psats.org with a statement of interest and contact information.
The PSATS Annual Educational Conference & Exhibit Show is a great place for people to get involved in the association and become a Power of One volunteer. Volunteer opportunities at the 2022 Conference include moderating workshops, handing out tote bags…
Yesterday, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld the 2021 Pennsylvania Legislative Reapportionment Commission’s Final Reapportionment Plan for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives and Pennsylvania Senate as in compliance with the Pennsylvania and United States Constitutions. The new maps are to be…
And they’re off! The 2022 election ballot is taking shape. There are 12 candidates running for U.S. Senate, 11 for Governor, 12 for Lt. Governor and 55 for 17 Congressional seats as of petition filing deadline last night. State Senate…
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