Township Supervisors Receive 2020 Governor’s Awards for Local Government Excellence

Yesterday (October  26, 2020), the state Department of Community and Economic Development recognized municipalities and local government officials for their dedication and commitment to strengthen their communities and better serve their residents.   

The following township supervisors were recognized: Michael E. Keller, former supervisor and PSATS Board member, Fox Township, Elk County, and Stephen Hurni, supervisor of Plainfield Township, Northampton County, and immediate past president of the PA Association of Councils of Government. For the full list of award recipients, click here.  

“At DCED, we often say that Pennsylvania is the best place in the world to live, work, and play—and that’s because of our local communities,” said Secretary of Community and Economic Development Dennis Davin. “These projects represent what is best about Pennsylvania — our resilience, creativity, and strength. From combating blight to promoting healthy lifestyles and helping those at risk for hunger, to using technology to improve government services, to fighting the opioid epidemic — these are just some of the ways our community leaders are giving back, and we are proud to commend them all for those efforts.” 

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