PSATS’ Executive Director David Sanko Elected Vice President of National Township Association
PSATS’ Executive Director David Sanko Elected Vice President of National Township Association
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2025-26 NaTAT Officers From left to rightJerry Crabtree (IL), Secretary TreasurerHeidi Fought (OH), PresidentNeil Sheridan (MI), Past President David Sanko (PA) Vice President
The Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) is proud to announce that its Executive Director, David Sanko, has been elected Vice President of the National Association of Towns and Townships (NATaT) during their latest meeting. David Sanko expressed his gratitude for the honor, stating, “This role carries the significant responsibility of enhancing the effectiveness of town and township governance across the nation. This role is an opportunity to ensure that the voices of commonsense in smaller governments are heard and their needs are addressed at the federal level.” The federal definition of “small” is 200,000 people. Founded in 1967, NATaT provides a strong voice for America’s smaller communities in Washington, D.C. The association informs and educates federal officials about township government and the needs of smaller governments, representing 11,500 towns and townships across the country in federal statutory, regulatory, funding, and policy decision
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2025-26 NaTAT Officers From left to rightJerry Crabtree (IL), Secretary TreasurerHeidi Fought (OH), PresidentNeil Sheridan (MI), Past President David Sanko (PA) Vice President 