The state Department of Environmental Protection is beginning its Black Fly Suppression Program, monitoring and treating 48 rivers and streams spanning more than 1,800 miles. The program involves aerial and backpack spraying to control nuisance black fly populations. Spraying activities…
The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs (DDAP), the Pennsylvania State Police, and the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General are encouraging Pennsylvanians to take part in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day initiative on Saturday,…
Townships are the level of government closest to the people, making them best positioned to adapt solutions tailored to each community. While federal and state governments have their roles, the local level is the foundation that supports these higher levels.
PennDOT is continuing to accept public comments on the commonwealth’s 2025 Transportation Performance Report until April 30. The State Transportation Commission and PennDOT will use public feedback to help identify needs and prioritize transportation projects for the 2027 program. This feedback can also…
PennDOT wants to know your thoughts about the department’s latest efforts to provide winter services to state roads. Click here for a five-minute anonymous survey, which will be open through April 28. The survey consists of 16 questions about the drivability of roads, priorities…
Local governments are always operational, ensuring that critical services continue to be provided to residents. Our member townships have consistently maintained the level of services their residents have come to expect over the decades and centuries. Townships are growing because…
Grant applications for the PA Small Water and Sewer Program are due by April 30, 2025. These funds assist with the construction, improvement, expansion, rehabilitation or repair of small water supply systems, sanitary sewer systems, and storm water system projects. Grants are available for…
On April 24, the Public Utility Commission will hold a hearing to seek information from industry leaders and interested parties on the growing impact of large-scale electric consumers, including data centers and other high-energy users, on the state’s electric grid….
Congratulations to PA State Police for the successful capture of the alleged Harrisburg arsonist who eluded the elaborate security system at PA’S historic Governor’s Mansion and set the public meeting area afire. Thanks to the first responders for a quick…
Local Government Week: April 14-18 Local Government Week is here! This annual event is a great chance to engage with your constituents, raise awareness, and highlight the essential work you do. Local Government Week is a time to celebrate our…
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