Every township was required to complete the 2025 Project and Expenditure Report for the American Rescue Plan Funds, also known as SLFRF funds, by April 30, 2025. Even if your township previously reported using all SLFRF funds, the additional report is…
Save The Date! On December 15-16, PSATS will debut its Public Works Expo ’25 at Kalahari Resorts in Monroe County. This hands-on learning opportunity is tailored for public works directors, roadmasters, managers, municipal public works employees, and other public works…
During the Association’s Business Meeting at the 2025 PSATS Educational Conference and Exhibit Show, the membership set PSATS policy by discussing and adopting 16 resolutions. These resolutions represent the Association’s official policy positions on township-related issues and give direction to…
Townships can encourage teens to become environmental stewards through a statewide program. Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, with funding from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), is seeking civic and environmental leaders in 10th through 12th grade to keep Pennsylvania clean and…
The Pennsylvania Commission for the United States Semiquincentennial (America250PA), in partnership with Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, EQT Corporation, and the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced the 10 recipients of its 2025 National Pennsylvania Day Mini Grants. Grants totaling over $30,000 were…
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced the recipients of $64 million for 11 projects in the first round of the PA Sites (Pennsylvania Strategic Investments to Enhance Sites) program to build shovel-ready industrial sites across the commonwealth. Some grants will develop new…
Thank you to the township officials and staff, presenters, and exhibitors who made PSATS’ 2025 Annual Educational Conference and Exhibit Show a success! Look for a detailed report in the June 2025 issue of the Pennsylvania Township News! Check out Facebook for photos…
Get ready to attend the PSATS 2025 Educational Conference and Exhibit Show in Hershey, which begins Sunday, May 4, and runs through May 7! Here are a few tips to help you make the most of the conference: First-timers: Are you a first-time…
Elected and appointed township officials are required to file the Annual Statement of Financial Interest (SFI) with the township secretary. Note that online filing is not available for municipal officials and employees. Appointed officials on advisory only boards that cannot…
Are you interested in learning more about grid-scale solar projects that might be coming to your township? PSATS is offering a series of free, half-day educational sessions across the state for municipal officials and staff. Tom Murphy, the former…
When elected or appointed, township officials automatically become PSATS members through their township's membership. If you're an elected or appointed township official in Pennsylvania and are unsure about your entity’s membership status with PSATS, your board secretary or manager can provide the necessary details.
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