PENNSYLVANIA STATE ASSOCIATION OF TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS Exhibit Show runs May 4-6
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3 Easy Steps to Get the App!
1. To download the app, go to your platform store and search for “PSATS Conference” or scan the QR code below that corresponds with the device that you have.
2. To log in, click on the three dots in the upper right-hand corner and enter the email address you used to register for the conference.
3. Enter your password, which is your conference reference number found on your conference badge.
It’s informative:
Find info on the daily conference schedule, workshop details and handouts, speakers, exhibitors and sponsors, hotels and shuttles, restaurant discounts, and more.
It’s interactive:
With your own profile, you can update your contact information, develop your personal conference agenda, connect with other attendees, and even share your experiences on social media.
Need help with the app?
Stop by the PSATS Information Desk during the conference.
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A Message from Your President
Welcome to the 2025 Conference!
SO MUCH TO DO, SO MUCH TO LEARN!
One of the great things about the Annual Conference is its ability to provide so much in just three-and-a-half days! Nearly 100 educational courses, numerous networking opportunities, a sold-out exhibit show, and entertaining options as well make this conference one you won’t soon forget.
To maximize your time at conference, download the mobile app and store your contacts, brush up on the Lodge map, read descriptions for the educational courses, and keep track of where your hotel shuttle is.
Networking is a big draw in Hershey. Don’t miss Tuesday’s Legislative Grassroots Reception and the chance to speak to state representatives and senators from across the commonwealth.
The information and knowledge you gain in Hershey this week will serve your township well. If you have any questions, seek out a PSATS staffer, board member, or Conference Ambassador. Have a great week!
PSATS President Jay Wilkes
A Message from Your Executive Director
Immerse Yourself in the PSATS Conference Experience
WELCOME TO THE 2025 CONFERENCE!
There are so many tools to assist you during your time at the PSATS Educational Conference and Exhibit Show. Be sure you download the mobile app as it is your one-stop shop for everything from navigating the Lodge to finding exhibitor booths. The mobile app also has course information, shuttle bus tracking, times for events, and much more.
The Program Book and Schedule-at-a-Glance are chock-full of information, and our staff is always willing to answer any question you may have.
Personally, I love “Donuts with Dave.” Be sure to stop in and ask questions. Networking opportunities abound in Hershey with Sunday’s “May the 4th Be With You” Welcome Reception, Monday’s Sangria with Sanko and Outdoor Exhibitors and Fiesta Reception with Indoor Exhibitors, and Tuesday’s Legislative Grassroots Reception.
The educational workshops tackle the topics you are dealing with at home, so take notes!
Enjoy everything the conference has to offer. Speakers, special events, the largest municipal exhibit show in the commonwealth, and much more! We’re here for you.
PSATS Executive Director David M. Sanko
2025 Annual Conference Sponsors
PSATS would like to thank our sponsors for their generous support.
Double Platinum
Pennsylvania Townships Health Insurance Cooperative Trust
Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust
PSATS Unemployment Compensation Group Trust
• Campbell Durrant, P.C.
• Community Bank
• COSTARS
• Executive Image Solutions, Inc.
• GDC
• Herr’s Has Heart
• HUB International
• IC Light
Patron
• Range Resources
• Seneca Resources Company, LLC
• Troeg’s Independent Brewing
• Unique Snacks
• Visit Hershey & Harrisburg
• Yuengling
Hotel Shuttle Bus Sponsors
• Best Western Plus Hershey
• Comfort Inn at the Park
• Comfort Suites
Hummelstown/Hershey
• Courtyard by Marriott
Hershey
• Days Inn by Wyndham Hershey
• Hampton Inn & Suites
Hershey
• Hampton Inn & Suites
Hershey Near the Park
• Hershey Lodge
• Hersheypark Camping Resort
• Hilton Garden Inn Hershey
• Holiday Inn Express Hershey
• Holiday Inn HarrisburgHershey
• Hotel Hershey
• Howard Johnson by Wyndham Hershey
• Spark by Hilton
• Springhill Suites Hershey Near the Park
• Super 8 Wyndham Hershey
Note: This list was accurate as of print date and may not be complete.
The Association sends a big thank-you to the three Trusts of the PSATS Trustees Insurance and Retirement Services for sponsoring the Welcome Reception and the exhibitor receptions. They are also co-sponsors for the Legislative Grassroots Reception, and the U.C. Trust is the sponsor for the Schedule-at-a-Glance.
PENNSYLVANIA TOWNSHIPS HEALTH INSURANCE COOPERATIVE TRUST
• Medical Insurance (PPO Plans)
• Medicare Advantage Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision/Hearing Insurance
• Life and Accidental Death Insurance
• Weekly Disability Insurance
PENNSYLVANIA
MUNICIPALITIES
PENSION TRUST
• Defined Benefit Pension Plans
• 457 Deferred Compensation Plans
• 401a Defined Contribution Pension Plans
PSATS UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION GROUP TRUST
Conference Planning Committee
Special thanks to the members of PSATS’ Conference Planning Committee, who offered invaluable input during the development of this year’s event.
TOMMY PERKINS T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment
TRUDY HARKCOM Donegal Twp., Westmoreland Co.
TRACY FRAMPTON The EADS Group
DAVID DUMEYER West Hempfield Twp., Lancaster Co.
BOB HEFFELFINGER PSATS SecretaryTreasurer
DONALD HICKMAN Longswamp Twp., Berks Co.
KARA STAGER Moser Roofing Solutions
JAZMIN VAZQUEZ U. Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co.
GAIL ZOLA North Union Twp., Schuylkill Co.
STEVE BUNCICH Conemaugh Twp., Somerset Co.
LIZ TOLAN Sugarloaf Twp., Luzerne Co.
TIM MAY Harborcreek Twp., Erie Co.
STEPHANIE MCKINNEY Monroe Twp., Snyder Co.
KEVIN KEAN East Fallowfield Twp., Crawford Co.
SHELDON GRAHAM Boggs Twp., Clearfield Co.
LINDA LEVINSKI Haycock Twp., Bucks Co.
JAY WILKES PSATS President
NEIL VAUGHN Edgmont Twp., Delaware Co.
RAYMOND PALMER Silver Spring Twp., Cumberland Co.
Conference Ambassadors
BECOME A CONFERENCE AMBASSADOR
As a PSATS Conference Ambassador, you’ll play a crucial role in creating a welcoming and organized environment for all attendees. Here are some ways you can enhance your conference experience:
MINGLE AND ANSWER MEMBER QUESTIONS IN THE HIVE:
Engage with members in the Hive, a designated networking area, and provide information and assistance.
MODERATE WORKSHOPS:
Gather feedback from attendees by distributing and collecting evaluation forms, which helps improve future workshops.
GREET PEOPLE:
Welcome attendees as they arrive, offering a friendly face and helping to set a positive tone for the event.
HELP PEOPLE FIND THEIR WAY:
Provide directions and assistance to attendees, ensuring they can easily navigate the conference venue.
HAND OUT MATERIALS:
Distribute conference materials, such as program books, totes, and informational handouts to attendees and exhibitors.
PSATS BOARD & TRUSTEES
Officers
President
EXECUTIVE BOARD
John “Jay” Wilkes Jr., Jackson Twp., Luzerne Co.
First Vice President
Steven D. Hess Sr., North Centre Twp., Columbia Co. (Chairman)
Second Vice President
Charles O. Stowe, Allegheny Twp., Butler Co. (Vice Chairman)
Secretary-Treasurer
Robert Heffelfinger, Richland Twp., Cambria Co.
Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
Stephanie Shortall, New Britain Twp., Bucks Co.
Immediate Past President
Andrew J. Boni, Perry Twp., Fayette Co.
Executive Committee
Samuel F. Cressler, Southampton Twp., Franklin Co.
Tom Jennings, Independence Twp., Washington Co.
Corey Lucas, Dunnstable Twp., Clinton Co.
Paul Nyman, Loyalsock Twp., Lycoming Co.
Theodore F. Poatsy Jr., Upper Salford Twp., Montgomery Co.
Jeffrey C. Shaffer, Smithfield Twp., Huntingdon Co.
TRUSTEES
Andrew J. Boni, Perry Twp., Fayette Co.
Shirl Barnhart, Morgan Twp., Greene Co.
Jack Hines, West Bradford Twp., Chester Co. (Chair)
Clyde “Champ” Holman, Ryan Twp., Schuylkill Co.
Marvin Meteer, Wyalusing Twp., Bradford Co.
PSATS PAST PRESIDENTS
PSATS PAST PRESIDENTS
Philip H. Dewey*.......................................................... Tioga County ’21-22
Milford Pletcher* ........................................................ Centre County ’23-24
Walter Linn*...................................................... Montgomery County ’25-27
R.S. Blackwood* Beaver County ’28-32
J.G. Bagshaw* ............................................................... Blair County ’33-37
E.F. Bracken* ............................................................ Chester County ’38-40
John F. Weaver* .................................................... Lancaster County ’40-42
James B. Heilbrun* .................................................. Indiana County ’43-44
George Good* Northampton County ’45-46
George V. Potts* ....................................................... McKean County ’47-48
Hayes McCreary* ........................................................... Erie County ’49-50
Michael Merman* ...................................................... Carbon County ’51-52
George V. Potts* ...................................................... McKean County ’53-54
Harry Burrows* Erie County ’55-56
Warren H. Roberts* .................................................... Greene County ’57-58
Ralph D. Lindsey* ................................................Allegheny County ’59-60
Bruce Henry* ........................................................ Lycoming County ’61-62
Dale Corbin* ............................................................ Jefferson County ’63-64
Russell H. Place* Montgomery County ’65-66
Richard G. Kohl* .....................................................Dauphin County ’67-68
Herman D. Weaver* ................................................ Cambria County ’69-70
Edwin Hill* ............................................................... Chester County ’71-72
Clark Rinehimer* ..................................................... Luzerne County ’73-74
John H. Auman* Centre County ’75-76
Paul J. Martin* .................................................................Erie County ’77-78
John M. Drake* ............................................................ Blair County ’79-80
Galen K. Heckman* ................................................ Franklin County ’81-82
Mervin W. Adams* ................................................ Dauphin County ’83-84
Vincent Charpentier* Bucks County ’85-86
N. Edward Suder* ................................................... Somerset County ’87-88
Edward J. Dymek* .................................................... Chester County ’89-90
Jack Walter* ............................................................. Bradford County ’91-92
John G. Brown III* ........................................................ York County ’93-94
Mary Jo Brown* Washington County ’95-96
Gerald J. Borovick ...................................................... Clarion County ’97-98
Russell S. Nickel* ....................................................... Mercer County ’99-00
Dr. Richard Derstine* ................................................. Bucks County ’01-02
Edward C. Goodhart III........................................ Lancaster County ’02-03
Donna Mindek*.............................................................. Erie County ’04-06
Dick Hadley* ...............................................................Butler County ’06-08
Kenneth L. Grimes*...................................................... Berks County ’08-10
John A. Haiko ............................................................ Chester County ’10-12
Lester O. Houck...................................................... Lancaster County ’12-14
Tim Horner* .............................................................. Clinton County ’14-16
Shirl Barnhart ............................................................. Greene County ’16-18
William B. Hawk* ........................................................ Dauphin County ’18
Shirl Barnhart ............................................................. Greene County ’19-20
Marvin Meteer ............................................................ Bradford County ’20-22
A.J. Boni ...........................................................................Fayette County ’22-24 * Deceased
SERGEANTS AT ARMS
Lori Books, North Lebanon Twp., Lebanon Co.
Steve Buncich, Conemaugh Twp., Somerset Co.
Laurie Davies, East Cameron Twp., Northumberland Co.
Marla Hexter, Lower Frederick Twp., Montgomery Co.
Marcia Madigan, Mead Twp., Warren Co.
Adeline Rocco, Jefferson Twp., Lackawanna Co.
Jeff Sholtis, Morgan Twp., Greene Co.
David Stewart, East Franklin Twp., Armstrong Co.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Check out these other useful publications
In addition to this program book, be sure to check out the Conference Guide and the Schedule-at-a-Glance, which will be in your Welcome Tote. Extra copies of the schedule are also available at the Conference Information Desk and the Conference Office, both in the Chocolate Lobby.
Keep in mind, if you need to find a spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, we’ve put together a list of area restaurants that are providing discounts to our delegates. This list is on page 20 and in the Conference Guide.
Conference Agenda
GENERAL INFORMATION
Name Badge Needed for Admission to All Sessions
All attendees must display their 2025 PSATS Conference name badge for admission to all conference events.
You must also have this badge to get into the exhibit hall, general sessions, workshops, member lounge, receptions, and any paid events for which you registered. Exhibit hall entrances will be monitored.
There will be a $50 charge to replace a name badge. Go to the Conference Office to purchase a replacement.
General Sessions
Everyone is welcome to attend the general sessions Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings in the Chocolate Ballroom. You must have a conference name badge to get into the general sessions.
PSATS Information Desk
PSATS will have an information desk open in the Chocolate Lobby to answer your questions, including any you might have about the mobile conference app, and provide maps of the area, diagrams of the Lodge, and a lost and found. The information desk will be open at the following times:
• Sunday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
• Monday: 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
• Tuesday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Wednesday: 8 a.m. to noon
Hershey Lodge Safety & Security
If a fire/smoke alarm activates, the Lodge’s safety/security department will respond to the area and silence the alarm if there is no emergency. If there is a fire, the alarms will continue to sound and guests will need to evacuate. All areas have sprinkler systems.
Emergency evacuation procedure — As you visit each level of the Hershey Lodge for workshops and other events, please note the exits nearest your location. In the case of an evacuation, follow the directions provided by Hershey Lodge security staff at that time.
All Lodge Security officers are trained in CPR and basic first aid. The security staff are the first responders to all medical emergencies, and emergency medical services are contacted if needed. Hershey Lodge security staff are on duty 24/7 and may be reached by dialing 0 on any house phone. In an extreme emergency, dial 911.
Attendance & Expense Reimbursement
Section 1402(d) of the Township Code provides that the board of supervisors may designate one or more of the following officials to attend the annual conference: the supervisors, the township secretary, the township treasurer, and/ or the township manager. In addition, Section 607(4) authorizes the board of
supervisors to send any other township employee, including township solicitors and engineers, to the annual conference.
Section 1402 of the Township Code states that each attendee may be reimbursed from the township’s general fund for the following expenses: registration fee, round-trip mileage or round-trip transportation expenses, and any other expenses that the board of supervisors has agreed to pay.
Every township attendee must submit to their board an itemized account of all allowable expenses incurred at the conference.
Attendees may not receive reimbursement for expenses for more than four days, including the time spent traveling to and from the conference.
The Second Class Township Code authorizes townships to compensate township employees, including supervisors who are employed by the township, either full- or part-time, at their regular hourly rate while attending the annual conference.
Also, townships may compensate supervisors who are not employed by the township to receive full or partial reimbursement for lost wages while attending the conference. The board of supervisors must establish a policy to authorize this reimbursement.
Please note that township officials attending the conference may not claim mileage reimbursement unless they actually drove a vehicle to and from the conference. The Internal Revenue Service’s current allowable mileage rate is 70 cents per mile. If the board sets a mileage rate above this figure, the difference is considered additional income and must be reported on each employee’s income tax form. Supervisors must set the per-mile reimbursement rate by resolution at a public meeting.
To support your reimbursement requests, the State Association recommends that you document your actual expenses at the conference and keep copies of receipts from hotel accommodations, meals, transportation, and other allowable expenses.
The official conference certificate of attendance and expense form will be distributed after the Wednesday morning general session.
Exhibits
Please be sure to visit the indoor and outdoor exhibit areas. The outdoor exhibits are located in front of the Lodge, outside the Great American Lobby.
A list of the conference exhibitors begins on page 92. Exhibit hours are:
• Sunday: Noon to 6 p.m.
• Monday: 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.; 5-6 p.m. outdoor; 6-7 p.m. indoor
• Tuesday: 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
County Association Exhibit
Please be sure to visit the Warren County Association’s exhibit in the Chocolate Lobby during the conference and learn more about what this region has to offer its residents and visitors.
If your county association is interested in exhibiting at a future conference, please notify PSATS as soon as possible. Winners of any county association booth prize drawings will be listed at the county association’s exhibit and on the bulletin board near the PSATS Information Desk in the Chocolate Lobby. Attendees should check both places before the end of the conference on Wednesday to see if they have won a prize. Many of the county associations also generously donate gift baskets to be given as door prizes during the morning general sessions. You must be present to win the general session prizes.
Donuts with Dave
Meet informally with PSATS Executive Director David Sanko and enjoy free coffee and donuts while networking with other members on Monday and Wednesday mornings at 7:30 in Cocoa Suite 1 & Cocoa Terrace.
Breakfast Mixer with the Exhibitors
Two days of donuts!
Be sure to stop in the exhibit hall Monday and Tuesday mornings for a continental Breakfast with the Exhibitors at 7:30 a.m. This mixer gives delegates the chance to mingle with conference vendors and agency representatives at the start of the regular exhibit hall hours.
Exhibitor Prize Drawings
PSATS will post the names of exhibitor prize drawing winners on a bulletin board near the PSATS Information Desk in the Chocolate Lobby by 11 a.m. Tuesday, May 6. Attendees should check this board to see if they have won. If you are a winner, please go to the exhibitor’s booth by 1 p.m. Tuesday to claim your prize. There will be no announcements of winners’ names in the general sessions or exhibit hall.
Hospitality & County Association Suites
Be sure to visit the exhibitor and county association hospitality suites, where you can meet with vendors who do business with townships and with delegates from your and other counties. The suite listing appears on page 179 and on the conference app. All suites are open Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday evenings. If you will be visiting the hospitality suites and need to travel back to your hotel afterward, be sure to have a designated driver or pre-schedule a cab, Uber, or Lyft. Please don’t drink and drive. Also, PSATS shuttles to all conference hotels are available until 10 p.m. on Sunday and Monday, and until 11 p.m. on Tuesday.
Punctuality Prize Drawings
Punctuality prize drawings will be held during each general session on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings. Entry cards must be placed in the “Punctuality Prize” boxes at the ballroom doors before the morning ses-
sions begin. Each day’s punctuality prize card can be found in the back of this program. Please print legibly. You must be in the Chocolate Ballroom to win.
Evaluation Forms
Please be sure to fill out daily and workshop evaluation forms. You can complete the evaluations online or on the conference app. The forms are also handed out each day. The Association provides a summary of your comments to its Executive Board and the Conference Planning Committee for their review and input to improve future conferences. Instructions will be available at each workshop.
PMGA Points
If you are enrolled in the Pennsylvania Municipal Government Academy and want to earn points for any of the PMGA-eligible workshops, please have the instructor sign your attendance form at the end of each session. Forms will be available at the workshop location and at the Information Desk. You will be invoiced $25 for each point after the conference. The enrollment fee will be waived for anyone who enrolls in PMGA at the conference thanks to the generous support of the Pennsylvania Leadership Institute.
PSATS Bingo
On Monday evening, join fellow bingo enthusiasts for 20 games of fun with “PSATS Bingo” in the Aztec Room. Games begin at 7:30 p.m. and end around 9:30 p.m. There is an additional $30 fee to play Bingo.
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Free Shuttle Service
To make travel to and from the Hershey Lodge easier for those staying at PSATS Conference hotels, PSATS offers several choices to conference attendees:
• If you are staying at one of the PSATS conference hotels or campground, a PSATS shuttle bus will be available to bring you to the Lodge directly. Shuttles will operate continuously from noon to 10 p.m. Sunday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday, and 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday between the following facilities and the Hershey Lodge:
See the map on pages 176 and 177 for the location of hotels.
• You can drive your car to our satellite parking lot near the GIANT Center
• Best Western Plus Hershey
• Comfort Inn at the Park
• Comfort Suites Hummelstown-Hershey
• Courtyard by Marriott
• Days Inn Hershey
• Fairfield Inn & Suites Hershey
• Hampton Inn & Suites Hershey
• Hampton Inn & Suites Near the Park, Hummelstown
• Hersheypark Camping Resort
• Hilton Garden Inn Hershey
• Holiday Inn Express Hershey
• Holiday Inn Harrisburg-Hershey
• Hotel Hershey
• Howard Johnson by Wyndham
• Spark by Hilton Hershey
• Springhill Suites by Marriott
• Super 8 by Wyndham Hershey
in the Hersheypark Complex (No. 19 on the map on pages 176 and 177) and take shuttle “P” to the Lodge. Look for the signs for PSATS Shuttle Parking. Please park near the tram station close to the pedestrian bridge to the GIANT Center. (See the diagram on the adjacent page.)
Check out the GPS tracking system to find your particular shuttle during the conference on the monitor in the Chocolate Lobby vestibule. You can also track the PSATS buses online: Go to ascend.geoforce.com, click on “Customer Login,” and use psats2025@psats.org for the email and psats2025 for the password. Click “Assets” and “Groups” and select the shuttle servicing your hotel.
• If you are staying at a hotel that is not serviced by PSATS’ shuttle program, check to see if it has a courtesy van that can bring you to the Lodge.
‘The Hive’ Lounge/Store
Make sure to visit the PSATS Store, Member Lounge, and New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suites 4 & 5 near the bottom of the ramp or escalator. Stock up on PSATS logo items, as well as member supplies, such as minute and ordinance books, highway occupancy permit forms, the Sunshine Act/Right-to-Know Law Manual and Ethics Act Manual, and Beyond the Code: The Essential Guide for Township Officials.
After shopping, relax and network with fellow township officials in the PSATS Member Lounge or chat with first-time attendees in the Hive. Enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone or tablet, get your member ID card photo taken, or use one of the computers available.
Lost and Found
Lost and found items may be retrieved or turned in at the PSATS Information Desk in the Chocolate Lobby.
Water Service
Water coolers will be available in the Exhibit Hall on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday during exhibit hall hours. Additional coolers are located in the center hallway of the Confection Hall Level downstairs, in the Member Lounge in Cocoa Suites 4 and 5, and in the Chocolate Ballroom during the general session.
Food Service/Lodge Restaurants
• FOOD TRUCKS — Conference delegates and their guests are invited to visit the food trucks in the outdoor exhibit area, rain or shine. They will operate on the following schedule:
Cafe 301— Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Mon. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Chick-fil-A — Mon. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
D’s on Wheels — Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Mon. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 9 a.m.1:30 p.m.
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TAKE THE “P” SHUTTLE FROM THE GIANT CENTER TO THE LODGE
PSATS parking area at Tram Stop #2
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Grappling Crab Shack — Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Mon. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Tues. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Hresko’s BBQ — Sun. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Mon. 7:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 7:30 a.m.1:30 p.m.
Philly Cheesesteak on a Roll — Sun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Mon. 11 a.m.3 p.m.; Tues. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
• RESTAURANTS — Conference attendees may enjoy dining at the following Lodge restaurants during the conference:
• The Bears’ Den, a sports-themed restaurant and bar, serves lunch and dinner from noon to 11 p.m. (opening at 11:30 a.m. Monday and Tuesday of conference). The bar is open until midnight.
• The Cocoa Beanery offers specialty coffees, espresso, milk shakes, graband-go meals, and snacks from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
• Fire & Grain features gathering tables, a fire wall, and a full-service bar.
Park
the PSATS flag at Tram Stop No. 2!
Pedestrian Bridge
Breakfast is from 7 to 10:30 a.m. and dinner is from 5 to 10 p.m. daily (reservations are recommended for dinner). On Monday and Tuesday during the conference, Fire & Grain will open at 6:30 a.m. for breakfast and from noon to 1 p.m. for lunch.
• Revelry offers contemporary chophouse fare with premium cuts and has the largest wine and spirits list in the house. The restaurant is open daily from 5 to 10 p.m (reservations are recommended).
• Stacks (in the Hershey Grille space) offers breakfast and lunch fare from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily.
Area Restaurants
These area restaurants are offering conference attendees a discount. Present your conference name badge to your server to receive the discounts, which cover all food and non-alcoholic beverages, apply only to the dates of the conference, and are not valid in combination with any other special offers or promotions. Tax, gratuity, and alcoholic beverages are not included.
10% Discount:
Applebee’s (www.applebees.com)
Chocolate Avenue Grill (www.chocolateavenuegrill.com)
Cocoa Diner (cocoadiner.us)
El Rodeo (hershey.orderelrodeo.com)
Fenicci’s Ristorante (www.feniccis.com)
Fuddruckers (www.fuddruckers.com)
JoJo’s Pizza – Hummelstown (jojospizza.com)
Lancaster Brewing Co. – Harrisburg (www.lbcharrisburg.com)
Piazza Sorrento/Mr. Sorrento’s Pizza (www.piazzasorrento.com)
Smoked Bar & Grill (www.smoked422.com)
Soda Jerk Family Restaurant (www. sodajerkdinerhershey.com)
Tropical Smoothie Café (www.tropicalsmoothiecafe.com)
14% Discount:
Stuff’D Steaks & Hoagies (www.stuffdsteaks.com)
15% Discount:
Arooga’s (www.aroogas.com)
Penn Hotel Sports & Raw Bar (www.thepennhotel.com)
The Tavern at Englewood (www.englewoodhershey.com)
NOTE: All items listed in this program are subject to change. The most up-to-date schedule and information are available on the conference mobile app or online at confmobile.psats.org.
Conference Agenda
LOCATIONS FOR GENERAL SESSIONS, EVENTS, & WORKSHOPS
Conference general sessions, events, and workshops will be held in the following locations at the Hershey Lodge:
• Chocolate Ballroom — The Monday-Wednesday morning sessions will be held in the Chocolate Ballroom on the upper level of the convention center. The ballroom can also be divided into three rooms, the Aztec, Nigerian, and Trinidad. We will hold some workshops and events in these three rooms.
• Cocoa Suites and Cocoa Terrace — From the Chocolate Lobby, take the ramp to your left as you exit the lobby from the windowed end wall. From the exhibit hall area, the escalator will take you down to these rooms.
• Confection Hall Rooms — These rooms are downstairs below the Chocolate Ballroom. You can access them via the Chocolate Lobby stairs near the front doors (at the portico) or via the elevator or stairs in the hallway that connects the Chocolate Lobby and exhibit hall area.
The Confection Hall rooms are:
• Crystal A
• Empire A, B, C, and D
• Magnolia A, B, C, and D
• Wild Rose A and B
• Tower Suites — You can access these rooms using the elevators near the fireplace off the Lodge’s main lobby. Take the elevator to the first floor. Many of the sponsor workshops will be held here.
Tower Level
Sunday New-Bee Meet-and-Greet with PMGA; Sunday Welcome Reception; Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday General Sessions; Monday & Tuesday workshops; and Monday Bingo
Indoor Exhibits; Monday and Tuesday Continental Breakfasts; Monday Fiesta Reception; and Tuesday Legislative Grassroots Reception
WORKSHOP CATEGORIES
Twenty workshops at this year’s conference are eligible for points through PSATS’ Pennsylvania Municipal Government Academy, a one-of-a-kind educational program for township officials and employees.
These one-point workshops, highlighted in blue on the following pages, have been grouped into four categories: administration, planning/zoning, public safety, and public works.
PMGA enrollees may earn a maximum of six points for attending these workshops. Each workshop counts as one point, and the cost per point is $25. PMGA enrollees will be invoiced after the conference for each point earned. Thanks to generous support from the Pennsylvania Leadership Institute, township officials who enroll in PMGA at the conference will have the $75 enrollment fee waived. They will be invoiced afterward for each workshop point earned in Hershey.
To earn the points, attendees must stay for the entire session, and the instructor must initial their attendance form.
To learn more about PMGA, attend one of the sessions highlighted in blue, visit the PSATS booth, Nos. 59-62, in the Great American Hall, go to pmga.psats.org, or call (717) 763-0930, ext. 171.
No enrollment fee if you sign up for PMGA by the end of conference!the
Administration (cont.)
Navigating Changes in Cable Franchising ................................... Page 58
PA Laws for Agriculture and Your Municipality’s Role ................ Page 75
Preventing and Addressing Fraud in Local Government ............. Page 58
PSATS Legislative Update ............................................................ Page 82
Public Meetings in Contentious Times ........................................ Page 52
QuickBooks Roundtable .............................................................. Page 58
Reaching for Excellence: A Guide to Public Service ..................... Page 59
Right-to-Know Law and Sunshine Act Update ............................ Page 76
Secretaries-Managers Q&A .......................................................... Page 70
Skill Games: Supporting Small Businesses and Townships .......... Page 83
Smart Debt, Strong Townships: Municipal Borrowing in 2025 ................................................................... Page 70 Speaking the Same Language: Multi-Generational Communication ....................................................................... Page 44 The State of Stormwater Financing in 2025 ................................. Page 71
for Dealing with Rogue Elected Officials ..................... Page 78
for Funding Stormwater Projects .................................. Page 53
Planning for Your Township ....................................... Page 44
Have Rights Too! (2025 Edition) .............................. Page 45 There are Fines? Preparing for a PA DEP MS4 Audit ................... Page 71 This Never Happens Here: Dealing with Potential Misconduct ............................................................... Page 59 Township Management: Achieving Financial Sustainability.........Page 84
Communications in Government: A 360-degree View ................................................................... Page 79 Website Essentials: Creating User-Friendly and Secure Sites ........ Page 84
Planning/Zoning
101
79
You Ready for Digital Permitting? ......................................... Page 47
Blueprint for Mastering Parks & Rec Projects .......................... Page 54
Preservation Through Land Use and Planning ............ Page 67 Do Backyard Tiny Homes Have a Home in Your Township?...... Page 56 Hazard Mitigation Trends and Challenges ................................... Page 41
page for more workshop categories ä Municipal Legal Updates, Game-Show Style ............................... Page 69
Public Works
Sunday, May 4, 2025
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
PRE-CONFERENCE SEMINARS/CLASSES CHECK-IN
Cocoa Suites area for seminars/classes in the Cocoa Suites. Confection Lobby for seminars/classes in lower level.
8 a.m.-6 p.m.
PSATS CONFERENCE INFORMATION
DESK OPEN
Chocolate Lobby (upper level)
Do you have questions about the conference, the mobile app, and how to get around the Lodge and Hershey? The PSATS staff at the information desk can help point you in the right direction.
CHECK OUT THE NEW-BEE
9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.
FIRST TIME AT CONFERENCE?
Visit the New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suite 4. Meet other first-time attendees, ask questions of the PSATS staff, and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!
10 a.m.-7 p.m.
CONFERENCE CHECK-IN
Chocolate Lobby
All delegates must get their badge and welcome packet at the check-in area before participating in any conference activities.
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SUNDAY WORKSHOPS
9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
PA ASSOCIATION OF ZONING OFFICIALS SPRING SEMINAR*
Magnolia A, B, & C (lower level)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Note: An additional registration fee of $125 for members and $175 for non-members is required. Lunch is included. This full-day program explores issues that zoning officers and planning and zoning officials face and provides effective strategies and best practices to address them.
Topics:
• Non-Conformities: The Grandfather Clause and Its Impact
• New Energy Uses and Their Impact on Zoning
• Subdivision Plans from Start to Finish
• Do Backyard Tiny Homes Have a Home in Your Municipality?
• Tips for Interacting with Your Elected and Appointed Officials
• Managing Public Hearings: A Mock Exercise
Speakers:
Judith Acosta, CZO, BCO, SFM Consulting LLC
Jonathan D. Andrews, Esq., Co-Chair, Real Estate Group, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
Amy Hopkins, Urban Terrain, LLC
Esch McCombie, Esq., McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
Tommy Ryan, Manager, West Vincent Twp., Chester Co.
John Trant, Esq., AICP, CZO, ASLA, President & CEO, Strategic Solutions, LLC
* Attendees are eligible to receive up to 5 continuing education credits toward their Certified Zoning Officer designation, 5 continuing legal education credits, and/or 5 PMGA Planning/Zoning points.
Special thanks to Strategic Solutions, LLC, for being the 2025 PAAZO sponsor:
SUNDAY
a.m.-4 p.m.
TEMA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
SPRING SEMINAR*
Wild Rose A & B (lower level)
Category: Public Safety
Note: An additional registration fee of $125 for members and $175 for non-members is required. Lunch is included.
Join your EMC colleagues from around the state and hear informative presentations at this highly interactive session.
Topics:
• PEMA Report and Update
• Emergency Planning for Rural Communities
• Effective Interagency Coordination and Unified Command in the Search for a Missing Kayaker: Lessons Learned from a Multi-State, Multi-Agency Response
• Chester County Manhunt: Lessons Learned
• What is an Emergency Management Team and How Can It Help Local Communities in PA?
• Drone Operations for Emergency Management Decision-Making
Speakers:
Greg Davis, Director of External Operations, PEMA
Justin Eberly, Monroe Twp. Volunteer Fire Department, Cumberland Co.
Brandon Freistat, Emergency Management Coordinator, Fairview Twp., York Co.
Bill Messerschmidt, Director, Chester Co. Department of Emergency Services
David (Randy) Padfield, Director, PEMA
David Sanko, Executive Director, PSATS, and former PEMA Director
Justin Schlottman, Emergency Management Coordinator, Lower Heidelberg Twp., Berks Co.
Justin Shaulis, Planning Coordinator, Cumberland Co. Department of Public Safety
* Eligible for up to 6 PMGA Public Safety points. Attendance counts as one professional contribution for EMC recertification.
Special thanks to Buchart Horn for being the 2025 TEMA sponsor:
10:30-11:30 a.m.
11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. NON-DENOMINATIONAL
WORSHIP SERVICE
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)
All are welcome at this service, officiated by Chuck Stowe, PSATS Second Vice President.
CHECK OUT THESE LUNCH OPTIONS!
FOOD TRUCKS
— Noon to 5 p.m.
Food trucks, parked in the outdoor exhibit area, will be serving specialty sandwiches, beverages, and snacks, rain or shine. See page 18 for a list of Lodge restaurants.
Noon-10 p.m.
HOTEL SHUTTLE BUSES
Chocolate Lobby Portico
(A PSATS shuttle runs between the Hershey Lodge and sponsoring hotels and a satellite parking area near the Giant Center.)
Scan the QR code to track shuttles!
Use our shuttle tracking website!
1. Go to ascend.geoforce.com or use the QR code above. (“X” out of any pop-up ad that may appear.)
2. Enter psats2025@psats.org in the email box.
3. Enter psats2025 in the password box.
4. Click on “Assets” and “Groups” and then select the shuttle serving your hotel to see where your bus is!
Members can also track their shuttles through the Conference Mobile App. Once you’ve opened the app, click on “Shuttle Bus Information” and then “Shuttle Tracking Website.” Close the pop-up ad and enter psats2025@psats.org in the email box and psats2025 in the password box. A good idea once you’ve done that is to click “Remember Me.” From there, follow step 4 above.
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Noon-6 p.m.
EXHIBITS OPEN
Great American Hall and Lobby (upper level), Chocolate Lobby (upper level), and Outside
1-4 p.m.
SUNDAY WORKSHOPS
TIPS AND TRICKS FOR QUICKBOOKS
Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
Note: An additional registration fee of $55 for members and $75 for non-members is required.
This updated class on QuickBooks, featuring a certified instructor and trainer, will show you all the ways you can use QuickBooks to serve the financial needs of your municipality. It will cover the chart of accounts, accounts payable, invoicing, deposits, custom liability vs. scheduled liability payments, and more.
Diana Patton, Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor, Numbers Made Easy Consulting
* Eligible for 3 PMGA Administration points.
2-4 p.m.
ROADMASTERS ROUNDTABLE
Crystal A (lower level)
Category: Public Works
During this perennial conference favorite, roadmasters, road crew members, and township officials will get a chance to question experts about everything related to roads. Moderator: Michael Dudrich, LTAP Program Director, PennDOT.
Michael Fleming, LTAP Technical Advisor
Greg Hertzler, Roadmaster, Monroe Twp., Cumberland Co.
James Lesher, Municipal Services Supervisor, PennDOT Engineering District 8-0
Jeffrey J. Mitchell, Regional Manager, PennDOT, Bureau of Maintenance
Operations and Performance Division
Stephanie Whitlatch, Municipal Services Supervisor, PennDOT Engineering District 12-0
4:15-5:15 p.m.
NEW-BEE
MEET-AND-GREET WITH PMGA MEMBERS
Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Connect with fellow conference “New-Bees” as PSATS staff, Executive Board members, and PMGA members will be on hand to answer questions.
7-9 p.m.
‘MAY
THE 4TH BE WITH YOU’ WELCOME RECEPTION
Chocolate Ballroom (additional $35 fee) SOLD OUT!
In a galaxy far, far away ... Suit up in your favorite Star Warsthemed attire or simply join us for a gathering of PSATS members for this entertaining and lively evening of food, fun, and camaraderie.
* Special thanks to our sponsors:
PSATS Trustees Insurance and Retirement Services
Pennsylvania Townships Health Insurance Cooperative Trust
Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust
PSATS Unemployment Compensation Group Trust
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Monday, May 5, 2025
7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
CONFERENCE CHECK-IN
Chocolate Lobby (upper level)
All delegates must get their badge and welcome packet at the check-in area before participating in any conference activities.
PSATS CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK OPEN
Chocolate Lobby (upper level)
Do you have questions about the conference, the mobile app, or how to get around the Lodge and Hershey? The PSATS staff at the information desk can help point you in the right direction.
7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
PSATS STORE AND MEMBER LOUNGE*
Cocoa Suites 4 and 5 (down the ramp or escalator)
Be sure to stop by the PSATS Store and Member Lounge, where you can grab a comfy seat, enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone, use one of the complimentary computers, get your PSATS ID card photo taken, and buy PSATS-themed gear and member supplies.
* Special thanks to our sponsors:
NEW-BEE HIVE
First-time attendees are invited to visit the New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suite 4 next to the PSATS Store. Meet other first-timers, ask questions of the PSATS staff, and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!
DONUTS WITH DAVE*, 7:30-8:15 A.M.
Cocoa Suite 1 and Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
PSATS Executive Director David Sanko will be on hand to meet with delegates over coffee and donuts. (Event repeats Wednesday. See page xx.)
* Special thanks to our sponsor:
BREAKFAST IS SERVED!
BREAKFAST WITH THE EXHIBITORS*, 7:30 A.M.
Great American Hall (upper level)
Stop by the exhibit hall to talk with our vendors, and while you’re there, enjoy a continental breakfast.
* Special thanks to our sponsor:
FOOD
TRUCKS, OPENING 7:30 A.M.
Outdoor exhibit area, nearest the Chocolate Lobby portico.
Stop by the specialty food truck, open rain or shine.
More details about this and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 18.
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7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
EXHIBITOR CHECK-IN
Great American Lobby, Information Desk, Chocolate Lobby
7 a.m.-10 p.m. (Lodge to Giant Center runs to 8 p.m.)
HOTEL SHUTTLE BUSES
Chocolate Lobby Portico (upper level)
(A PSATS shuttle runs between the Hershey Lodge and sponsoring hotels and a satellite parking area near the Giant Center. The Giant Center shuttle runs continuously from the Lodge to the Trolley Stop #2 guest house, marked by a “PSATS” banner.)
7:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
EXHIBITS OPEN
Great American Hall and Lobby (upper level), Chocolate Lobby (upper level), and Outside.
8:30-10:30 a.m.
GENERAL SESSION (All are welcome!)
Chocolate Ballroom (upper level)
CALL TO ORDER
Jay Wilkes, PSATS President
PARADE OF TOWNSHIP FLAGS
POSTING OF THE COLORS
Derry Township Police Department Honor Guard
NATIONAL ANTHEM
Crystal Bomgardner, Immediate Past President, Pa. FFA
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION AND MEMORIAL
Steven D. Hess Sr., PSATS First Vice President
INTRODUCTION OF PSATS’
EXECUTIVE BOARD AND TRUSTEES
Crystal Bomgardner
8:30-10:30 a.m.
2025 PSATS CONFERENCE KICK-OFF
Dave Sanko, PSATS Executive Director
GOVERNOR'S WELCOME
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
Jay Wilkes
PSATS EXCELLENCE AWARDS CEREMONY
Presentations:
• Excellence in Intergovernmental Cooperation Award
• Road and Bridge Safety Improvement Awards
• PennDOT Build a Better Mousetrap Award
• Governor’s Awards for Local Government Excellence
• Outstanding Citizen Communication Awards
• Pennslyvania Municipal Government Academy (PMGA)
Graduation
• President’s Leadership Awards
ADJOURNMENT
FOOD TRUCKS — 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Food trucks, stationed in the outdoor exhibit area, will be serving specialty sandwiches, beverages, and
More details about these and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 18.
Jay Wilkes
8:30-11:30 a.m.
TOWNSHIP ENGINEERS
SPRING SEMINAR*
Magnolia A (lower level)
Note: The registration fee for this two-day event is $125 for members and $175 for non-members.
This two-day event covers important issues of interest to municipal engineers and their local government clients, taught by knowledgable and respected subject-matter experts.
Topics:
• Trucks on Local Roads
• Engineering Ethics
• Stream Crossing Replacements for Stream Continuity
Speakers: Steve Bloser and Shaun McAdams, Penn State Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies
John Luciani, President, First Capital Engineering
Marvin Ta, P.E., PTOE, Pennoni Associates Inc.
* Special thanks to Pennoni Associates Inc. for being the 2025 Township Engineers Association sponsor.
* This class is eligible for 3 professional development hours and/or 3 PGMA Public Works points per day.
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
TOWNSHIP SOLICITORS SPRING SEMINAR
Hotel Hershey, Grand Terrace Ballroom East
Note: The registration fee is $175 for members and $225 for non-members. Five CLE credits are included.
This full-day seminar will cover a wide variety of emerging and important trends and issues vital to municipal solicitors and their local government clients.
Topics:
• Municipal/Personnel Management Update
• Right-to-Know Law Update: Responses, Appeals, and Records Management
• Things You Can and Cannot Do Under the MPC: Planners Gone Wild
• Trends and Issues with Municipal Fire and EMS Service
• Navigating the PUC for Municipalities
Speakers:
Michael Gallagher, Esq. and Sean Gallagher, Esq., Gallagher Law Group
Darlene Lantz, Esq., Saul Ewing
Andrew M. Rongaus, Esq., Siana Law
Adam L. Santucci, Esq., McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
John Trant, Esq., AICP, CZO, ASLA, President & CEO, Strategic Solutions, LLC
* Special thanks to McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC for being the 2025 Township Solicitors Association sponsor.
* This class is eligible for 5 continuing legal education credits.
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MORNING WORKSHOPS
10:45-11:55 a.m. — Workshop
Session #1
TOWNSHIP POPULATION & MANAGERS ROUNDTABLES
• Under 2,000 Population — Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
• Over 2,000 But Less Than 5,000 Population — Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
• Over 5,000 But Less Than 10,000 Population — Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
• Over 10,000 Population — Cocoa Suite 1 and Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
• Managers Roundtable — Cocoa Suites 2 & 3 (down the ramp or escalator)
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
Afternoon workshops will be held from 1:15 to 2:20 p.m., 2:45 to 3:50 p.m., and 4:10 to 5:15 p.m. Those eligible for points through the Pennsylvania Municipal Government Academy are noted in the descriptions.
1:15-2:20 p.m.
— Workshop Session #2
ASSESSING CONDITIONS OF SMALL CULVERTS
Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Works
This workshop focuses on assessing culverts under 20 feet to identify structural issues affecting infrastructure and stormwater. It covers proactive maintenance to prevent failures, flooding, and road closures. Attendees will also learn how to use Pennsylvania’s COSTARS-41 program for costeffective repairs. The session is ideal for supervisors, public works staff, and engineers aiming to improve culvert performance and reduce risks.
Kyle Turner, P.E., Project Engineer, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC
BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT PLAN FOR YOUR MUNICIPALITY
Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to first floor)
Category: Administration
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
This workshop will provide an introduction to retirement plan options available to townships through the Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust.
Jason A. Denton, Senior Consulting Actuary, and Doug Johnson, Vice President, Retirement Plans, HUB Retirement and Wealth Management
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #2
CREATING RECREATION OPPORTUNITIES IN RURAL TOWNSHIPS
Wild Rose B (lower level)
Category: Public Works
Designed to give participants ideas for various programs, this workshop will cover how to plan and implement community-oriented activities using volunteer collaboration and community development efforts in successful recreation committee-sponsored programs. The session will also review challenges particular to rural township recreation committee volunteers.
Diana Andrus, Brady Carnahan, and Mary Pat Dion, Volunteers; John Gradel, Township Supervisor; and Rick Schulze, Recreation Committee Chair, Castanea Twp., Clinton Co.
FIRE AND EMS ISSUES IN YOUR TOWNSHIP
Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Safety
Many townships continue to struggle to provide adequate fire and emergency medical services. This session will allow attendees to hear from and question a panel of fire and EMS leaders about trends, best practices, and other public safety issues.
Thomas Cook, Pa. State Fire Commissioner
William Jenaway, Supervisor, Upper Merion Twp., Montgomery Co.
Jerry Ozog, Public Safety Specialist, PSATS
Heather Sharar, Executive Director, Ambulance Association of Pennsylvania
HAZARD MITIGATION TRENDS AND CHALLENGES
Empire D (lower level)
Category: Public Safety
In this workshop, the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency will borrow from recently approved local hazard mitigation plans and plan reviews to provide insights into progress and challenges in advancing risk communication, data documentation, and project implementation.
Ernie Szabo, Pa. State Hazard Mitigation Planner, Pa. Emergency Management Agency
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #2
HOW COSTARS CONTRACTS FIT INTO TOWNSHIP OPERATIONS
Magnolia B (lower level)
Category: Public Works
In addition to providing an overview of the COSTARS program and how it works, this workshop will also break down some COSTARS contracts to show how they can help townships. For example, the presentation will look at how COSTARS-25, Municipal Work Vehicles, has helped townships purchase vehicles and can be a good entry point for municipalities new to COSTARS, and how COSTARS-41, Stormwater Management Products and Services, can support a township’s stormwater management program.
Eugene Mizdail, COSTARS Marketing Manager, Pa. Dept. of General Services
IS YOUR NUMBER UP? BEST PRACTICES FOR ASSIGNING ADDRESSES
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Safety
This workshop will connect the dots between theory and practice by pointing to ordinances that help facilitate the assigning of addresses to structures. The presentation will also explore how to implement office processes to ensure addresses get assigned at the appropriate time in the process.
Kristy Deischer-Eddy, Assistant Secretary, Honey Brook Twp., Chester Co.
PAVEMENT PRESERVATION: MANAGING YOUR ROAD NETWORK
Magnolia A (lower level)
Category: Public Works
Pavements are often an agency’s most expensive asset. Developing a preservation mindset allows an agency to keep good roads in good condition and increase pavement service life without resorting to expensive rehabilitation. In this workshop, participants will perform an exercise to help them determine the value of the pavements they manage and learn about asset management techniques, such as remaining service life and equivalent annual cost. We will also review pavement preservation techniques.
Rex Eberly, Executive Director, Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #2
REDUCE LIABILITY, COST, AND STRAIN OF LAND DEVELOPMENT
Empire C (lower level)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Land development can bring financial liabilities for a municipality and increase the need for municipal services and infrastructure, but townships have many tools to help reduce risk and establish a positive relationship with developers. This workshop will provide an overview of these tools and offer tips to ensure new development is sustainable and doesn’t burden infrastructure, natural resources, or the municipal budget, while emphasizing the value of design reviews and inspections.
Ben Gilberti, Assistant Vice President, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.
ROAD REPAIRS FOR LESS THAN HALF THE COST PART 2: PANEL AND Q&A
Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Works
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
This session will feature a panel discussion and Q&A led by township roadmasters and supervisors. Topics include submitted questions, such as: How can we do more road repairs with a tight budget? When should we contract out road work versus doing it in-house? Can we really save up to 70% or more by doing road repairs in-house? When is surface milling acceptable versus full-depth base repairs? What is the best way to stabilize gravel roads? Come early; the 2024 session was standing room only.
John Anderson, Supervisor, Keating Twp., McKean Co.
Chuck Gilbert, Supervisor, Farmington Twp., Clarion Co.
Derek Haynie, Global Trainer and Facilitator, Road Reclamation/Recycling & Stabilization, Asphalt Zipper
Scott Miller, Roadmaster, Longswamp Twp., Berks Co.
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #2
SHORT-TERM RENTALS: INGREDIENTS FOR EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION
Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
This workshop is designed to provide participants with up-to-date information on short-term rental management practices in Pennsylvania. This session, “Soup to Nuts,” will cover the ingredients for efficient short-term rental administration, including where to start, implementation, and lessons learned. This is the first of a two-part series — the other is Short-Term Rentals: The Makings of Effective Enforcement at 4:10 p.m.
Renee Rafferty, STR Administrator, and Alexis Wilkinson, Zoning/STR Enforcement Officer, Tobyhanna Twp., Monroe Co.
SPEAKING THE SAME LANGUAGE: MULTI-GENERATIONAL COMMUNICATION
Magnolia D (lower level)
Category: Administration
Are you and your colleagues speaking the same language? With many offices having four to five generations working together, this can be difficult. This workshop will discuss the trends of each generation, including how they prefer to work and communicate. Participants will leave with information about each generation’s preferences, best practices, and prompts to help them start communicating better in their departments and teams.
Kristy Shinn, Training and Development Manager, RETTEW
SUCCESSION PLANNING FOR YOUR TOWNSHIP
Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
Preparing for the loss of critical personnel is vital to ensuring the short- and long-term health of your municipality. Waiting until an employee has left before starting to think about a successor is a problem. In this session, we will discuss how your municipality can put processes in place to ensure seamless transitions and what you can do to ensure continuity when an overlapping transition is not possible.
Judy Lizza, Township Manager, Thornbury Twp., Chester Co.
Neil D.Vaughn, Township Manager, Pocopson Twp., Chester Co..
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #2
SUPERVISORS HAVE RIGHTS, TOO! (2025 EDITION)
Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Administration
This workshop will provide a general but thorough overview of the many rights afforded to supervisors under the Second Class Township Code using everyday challenges faced by all supervisors. Many supervisors do not understand the protections and opportunities already covered by the code. We will review specifically the “hot” topics of the day, including fire and ambulance services and solar issues, and make every effort to make their jobs easier.
Gery Nietupski, Esq., Partner/Owner, Nietupski Angelone, LLC
TRAFFIC SAFETY AROUND SCHOOLS
Magnolia C (lower level)
Category: Public Works
This workshop will provide townships with a basic understanding of the issues related to transportation management in and around schools. The workshop will identify key issues and outline tools and techniques available to mitigate them.
Patrick Wright, LTAP Technical Expert, Pennoni Associates Inc.
USING ZONING TO ADDRESS THE HOUSING SHORTAGE
Wild Rose A (lower level)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Often overlooked, housing remains one of the most important land uses in any municipality. As the demand for housing continues to exceed supply, municipalities can adopt several strategies to address the housing needs of their communities. This workshop will discuss various strategies for municipalities to consider when reviewing their zoning ordinances and collaborating with developers to address the demand for housing.
Leah Eppinger, Executive Director, Housing Authority of the County of Dauphin
Christopher J. Knarr, AICP Specialist, and Phil Petrina, Associate, McNees
Wallace & Nurick LLC
Andrew S. Notarfrancesco, Vice President of Operations, JEM Group
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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
HUNGRY?
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #2
UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR: PREPARING FOR A SURGE OF PROJECTS
Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Large numbers of utility-scale solar projects are being proposed or constructed in many communities across PA. In many cases, both a municipality’s residents and its officials are unprepared for these large projects. This session will do a deep dive into the trends driving solar, explain the technologies, and help participants plan and prepare for large-scale solar before it impacts their community. This will include a look at newer options for solar ordinance language.
Tom Murphy, Solar Energy Education Adviser, PSATS
WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS
Tower Suite 2 (Take the elevator to the first floor)
Category: Public Works
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
Systems throughout Pennsylvania need significant investment in water and sewer infrastructure. Changing regulations only increase that need. At the same time, new and more stringent regulatory thresholds and increased costs for upgrading and operating systems have left small and large systems across Pennsylvania with difficult decisions to make. This workshop will discuss these challenges and one of several possible solutions: privatization.
Marcus Kohl, Director of Business Development, and Kelly Bray, Director of Business Development, Pennsylvania American Water
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
ABCS OF LIQUID FUELS TAX FUNDS
Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Administration
This session will provide an overview of municipal liquid fuels tax funds, including how they are allocated, the rules and regulations for using them, allowable expenditures, reporting requirements, common audit findings, and the resources available from PennDOT for municipal officials related to liquid fuels.
Kristen Sims, Audit Manager, PennDOT
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
ARE YOU READY FOR DIGITAL PERMITTING?
Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Learn the benefits of transitioning a permit office from file cabinets full of paper permits and spreadsheets to a digital database permit program with linked data tables and associated PDF scans of paper permits. Such a transition can bring organization to the permit office and reduce or eliminate the file cabinets of storage. The presenter will discuss how to prepare existing documents and data for the transition and how best to track permits and related data going forward.
Jonathan Heilman, Senior Client Manager, C.S. Davidson, Inc.
BEST PRACTICES FOR UTILITY
LOCATION AND COORDINATION
Wild Rose B (lower level)
Category: Public Safety
How can your township effectively manage excavation projects to ensure that all stakeholders coordinate and share project documents with designated contacts? Or encourage best practices for safe and effective utility location? Discover Pennsylvania 811’s Coordinate PA application, a project management tool that enables all stakeholders to safely manage underground projects from conception to construction, and learn easy-to-implement ways to locate utilities in a safe and efficient manner.
Bill Friedah, General Manager and Vice President, and Jerry Contino, Project Manager, Subsurface Utility Engineering, Utility Services Group, Inc.
Kevin Goldblum, Damage Prevention Liaison, Pennsylvania One Call System, Inc.
COMMUNITY EVENT ESSENTIALS: PLANNING, FUNDRAISING & MORE
Empire A (lower level)
Category: Administration
Dive into the dynamic world of events and fundraising with this engaging class! Whether you’re new or looking to sharpen your skills, this course will guide you through the essentials of planning successful events and raising funds. Learn practical tips, creative strategies, and effective techniques to make your events memorable and impactful. From brainstorming ideas to executing events, this class gives you the tools and knowledge needed to turn your fundraising goals into reality
Jennifer Gambino, Event Coordinator, Pocono Twp., Monroe Co.
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
DCNR GRANT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Administration
Members of the Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Bureau of Recreation & Conservation will walk and talk participants through the opportunities and challenges of providing quality recreational facilities and programs for a community. They will discuss various programs and funding opportunities and how they have worked for other municipalities. Grant projects will also be shared to show how municipalities navigated the process to achieve success. Class participation and engagement will be strongly encouraged.
Olivia Braun, Recreation and Conservation Advisor, and Lori Yeich, Recreation Manager, Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Chalet Harris, Parks and Recreation Director, and Laurel A. Oswalt, CPM, Township Manager, Dover Twp., York Co.
ELECTRIC VEHICLE UPDATES AND RESOURCES FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS (ends at 3:30 p.m.)
Empire C (lower level)
Category: Public Works
PennDOT and DEP will present an introduction to electric vehicles and charging, a summary of available incentives for local governments, recent updates on electric vehicle initiatives in PA, and details on current and upcoming EV resources available for local governments. Content will include information on the community charging funding rounds of NEVI and new EV resources from PennDOT, including EV “tough question” videos and an ordinance for Level 1 charging over sidewalks.
Colton Brown, Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Coordinator, and Derrick Herrmann, Chief of Transformational Technology, PennDOT
Tristyne Youngbluth, Energy Program Specialist, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
ENFORCING EFFECTIVE POSTED AND BONDED ROAD PROGRAMS
Magnolia A (lower level)
Category: Public Works
Enforcement is a key element of a successful posted and bonded road program, and collaborative relationships with enforcement agencies are important. Successful programs help to prevent damage to critical community infrastructure and position enforcement personnel to provide effective support. This is your chance to ask questions and have an open conversation about fines, penalties, and shared municipal best practices.
Halley Cole, P.E., Chief of Pavement Testing and Asset Management Section, PennDOT
ENHANCING PUBLIC OUTREACH: WEBSITE AND COMMUNICATION
Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
This workshop covers modern web development practices for public entities, focusing on accessibility, responsiveness, and content management. The session also examines communication tools for real-time interaction and feedback from residents, helping organizations build transparency and trust. Instructors will discuss techniques for integrating social media and optimizing search engines to ensure public messages effectively reach a broader audience.
David Steele, Partner, Intrada Technologies
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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
FLOOD HAZARD MITIGATION THROUGH FLOODPLAIN RESTORATION (ends at 3:15 p.m.)
Magnolia B (lower level)
Category: Public Safety
Floodplain restoration, particularly legacy sediment removal projects, has significant potential for flood hazard mitigation through both local flood stage reduction and watershed scale peak rate attenuation. This presentation will review several completed projects, including some undertaken more than 10 years ago for other purposes (e.g. sediment and nutrient load reduction, PCSM, and habitat restoration), and discuss the hydraulic functions contributing to flood mitigation.
Benjamin Ehrhart, Director of Design, LandStudies, Inc.
CUSTOMIZED RECREATION: DESIGNING FACILITIES FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITY GOALS
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
HOW TO BUILD THE TRUCK YOU WANT AND THE SMITH SYSTEM
(ends at 5:15 p.m.)
Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Works
Developing a thorough understanding of your township’s needs enables facilities that will have the right blend of competitive/casual athletics, indoor/outdoor activities, passive recreation, community gathering spaces, and other uses that can meet the needs of ALL your residents. Learn how Kimmel Bogrette’s MasterConcept Planning process can help you get it right! Insight will include first-hand knowledge from representatives of Derry Township’s Community Recreation Center.
Matt McQuaide, R.A., Principal, Kimmel Bogrette Architecture + Site
This workshop will cover a variety of topics for public works staff, including how to spec out the correct truck for your township; what truck engines work best with new emissions laws, your budget, and use; what packages and enhancements are available and make sense for your township; and the most effective way to build out a truck body design. The session will also explain the Smith System, which is a defensive driving technique aimed at improving driver safety.
Rory Buckwalter, Director of Business Development, and Thomas Perkins, Owner, TP Truck Equipment
Nate Douglas, Business Development Manager, Smith System
Bob Lobello Sr., Director of Equipment Sales, The New Tamaqua Truck and Trailer
Mark Lyerly, Hydraulics Support Manager, and Bruce Schulte, Municipal Sales Manager, Buyers Products Company
Cody Stewart, Fleet Sales Manager, Kinley Automotive Group
Russ Wallace, Product Manager, Switch-N-Go
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
INSURANCE 101: CHOOSING THE RIGHT COVERAGE
Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to the first floor)
Category: Administration
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
This workshop will provide a detailed overview of insurance coverages offered through the PSATS Trustees Insurance Program, including medical, dental, vision, life, and short-term disability benefits.
Gary Calaman, Director of National Accounts, National Vision Administrators, LLC
Brandon Merritt, Senior Plan Administrator, Gunn-Mowery, LLC
James Russell, Aetna Account Director, Public and Labor Segment, Aetna
MUNICIPAL LABOR NEGOTIATIONS IN THE CURRENT ECONOMY
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Safety
This session will address requirements for preparing for and conducting negotiations under Act 195 and Act 111, plus binding arbitration where applicable. The presenters will also address issues and goals to be considered during the negotiation process, including how to achieve certain costsaving measures on behalf of the township. Presenters will also discuss current trends in municipal negotiations and Act 111 arbitration, as well as what the future holds.
Ryan Cassidy, Esq., and Scott Blissman, Esq., Attorneys, Eckert Seamans
MUNICIPAL LEADERSHIP IN SUSTAINING THE FIRE SERVICE
Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Safety
As a leader responsible to ensure public safety, do you know the effectiveness of staffing, qualifications, and readiness to respond of your local fire service? Join us for an interactive session to learn about some tools and tips to help develop/enhance a pathway for the sustainment of your local fire service. We will share information on our new resource kit, how to map out a pathway to address items of concern, ordinances, and highlight some successful programs in the commonwealth.
Tracie Young-Brungard, Administrator – Recruitment and Retention, Pa. Office of the State Fire Commissioner
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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
NEW ENERGY USES AND THE IMPACT ON ZONING
Wild Rose A (lower level)
Category: Planning/Zoning
As artificial intelligence booms and the digital world grows, so does the demand for data centers. Solar development has also experienced exponential growth, driven by the adoption of diverse incentives that encourage renewable energy. However, energy-related development presents several challenges for municipalities and developers. This workshop discusses some of the issues while highlighting how municipalities can use their zoning ordinance to streamline the development process.
Jonathan D. Andrews, Member, Erika Firestone, Associate, and Jeffrey Esch McCombie, Member, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
ONCE-IN-A-GENERATIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR CLEAN WATER FINANCING
Magnolia C (lower level)
Category: Public Works
Infrastructure maintenance, upgrades, and innovation are imperative for local governments to consistently provide access to clean water. PENNVEST will educate attendees on low-interest financing opportunities for water projects and the financial benefits of incorporating energy-saving innovations into project plans to help recoup 30-50% of eligible project costs as well as experience long-term cost savings.
Tesra Schlupp, Region III Project Specialist and Senior Project Manager, PENNVEST
PUBLIC MEETINGS IN CONTENTIOUS TIMES
Crystal A (lower level)
Category: Administration
Attorneys from Kilkenny Law, LLC will present a mock public meeting in the continuing saga of Calamity Township, which will build on last year’s conference presentation. The session will address various issues that elicit heated debate or are commonly encountered in public meetings of boards of supervisors and found in the Sunshine Act and Second Class Township Code, including executive sessions, public comment, zoning ordinance hearings, and Robert’s Rules of Order issues.
Alex Baumler, Esq.; Briana Bryant, Esq.; Rebecca Geiser, Esq.; Patrick Hitchens, Esq.; Sean Kilkenny, Esq.; Kailie Melchior, Esq.; and John Walko, Esq., Kilkenny Law, LLC
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #3
A ROADMAP FOR PUBLIC WORKS UPGRADES
Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Works
Many municipalities struggle with where to begin when planning public works upgrades. This workshop will provide a step-by-step guide to initiating these projects, covering such critical topics as assessing infrastructure needs, securing funding, navigating regulatory requirements, and engaging the community. Participants will leave with practical strategies to confidently embark on their public works improvement journey.
W. Scott Loercher, AIA, NCARB, Principal + Director of Design, Buchart Horn
SOLAR AND STORAGE DEVELOPMENT PRIMER
Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to first floor)
Category: Planning/Zoning
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
This workshop will review the typical solar and storage development process and answer common questions about the entire solar facility life cycle from development to operation to end of life.
Mike Storch, Manager of External Affairs, Cypress Creek Renewables
STRATEGIES FOR FUNDING STORMWATER PROJECTS
Empire D (lower level)
Category: Administration
How do you address decades of aging infrastructure, pollutant reduction requirements, and long-term flooding on a tight municipal budget? See how one Pennsylvania township has acquired the funding for $12 million in stormwater improvements in three years by leveraging a stormwater fee, partnerships, low-interest loans, and $5 million in grants to strategically implement a capital improvement plan.
Bruce Hulshizer, Senior Municipal Consulting and Management Strategist, and Lauren Zumbrun, Group Manager, Strategic Management & Capital Solutions, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #4
AI IN TOWNSHIPS: CHATGPT AND BEYOND
Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
This workshop introduces township officials to the evolving world of AI, focusing on ChatGPT and the latest tools to enhance communication, streamline operations, and improve decision-making. Updated for 2025, participants will explore practical AI applications through hands-on activities and discover innovative strategies for using AI to boost efficiency, transparency, and community engagement in township management. Jason Browne, Today Epic
A BLUEPRINT FOR MASTERING PARKS & REC PROJECTS
Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Ready to bring your parks and recreation facilities to the next level? This session is your ultimate guide to planning, financing, and constructing the perfect project. From the first spark of an idea to the final ribbon-cutting, you’ll discover the secrets to success at every stage — needs assessments, planning, design, financing, bidding, and overcoming construction hurdles. Learn from planners, architects, and township managers who will share real-world stories and lessons learned.
H. Edward Black, President, H. Edward Black & Associates, Ltd.
Elizabeth “Betsy” Davison, P.E., Vice President, H. Edward Black & Associates, Ltd.
Martin Kimmel, President, Kimmel Bogrette Architecture + Site
Lou Verdelli, Managing Director, Raymond James
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #4
BUILDING A BETTER STORMWATER CONTROL MEASURE O&M PROGRAM
Empire C (lower level)
Category: Public Works
Stormwater control measure (SCM) maintenance is more important than ever. Lack of maintenance can lead to failures and contribute to downstream flooding, erosion, and water quality issues. Townships with MS4 permits must ensure the proper operation and maintenance of certain SCMs, which can also help address MS4 pollutant reduction. This workshop will use a township case study to review inspection and compliance procedures, common issues observed, and effective education of property owners.
Mark Donovan, Planning and Zoning Director, New Hanover Twp., Montgomery Co.
Daniel E. Gray, President, Knight Engineering, Inc., and Township Engineer, New Hanover Twp., Montgomery Co.
Beth Uhler, Pennsylvania Director, Center for Watershed Protection
CYBERSECURITY AND COMPLIANCE
(ends at 4:40 p.m.)
Magnolia B (lower level)
Category: Public Safety
In our interconnected world, cybersecurity and compliance are vital to any corporate strategy. This workshop provides an overview of the current cyber threat landscape and reviews the security measures needed to protect sensitive data in line with cyber insurance standards and Department of Defense guidelines. Participants will explore effective security policies, recommended technologies, and best practices to safeguard their organization’s digital assets.
David Steele, Partner, Intrada Technologies
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
AFTERNOON
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #4
DO BACKYARD TINY HOMES HAVE A HOME IN YOUR TOWNSHIP?
(ends at 4:40 p.m.)
Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Elderly cottage housing option (ECHO) dwellings are “tiny homes” that are installed on single-family properties to provide elderly and disabled relatives of the property owner with simple, safe, and convenient housing. With home prices and rents at all-time highs, ECHO dwellings can be an affordable and common-sense way to keep families in the township and attract new families to the community. Sound interesting? Join us to learn the ABCs of ECHOs and how to create an ECHO ordinance.
Scott Piersol, Former Township Manager
Tommy Ryan, Township Manager, West Vincent Twp., Chester Co.
DRUG TESTING IN THE WORKPLACE
Magnolia A (lower level)
Category: Administration
Whether your township employs CDL drivers, police, public works employees, or any other individual that may be subject to drug testing, you want to make sure you are up to date on the latest changes in the law. This program will address how to handle marijuana issues, new hire/ job applicant testing, CDL compliance with DOL testing requirements, and more issues that often arise. We will review what a thorough policy looks like and best practices for implementation.
Gabriel Celii and Neil Morris, Labor and Employment Attorneys, Offit Kurman, P.C.
EFFECTIVE RELATIONSHIPS WITH VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANIES
Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Safety
All fire departments in Pennsylvania must interact with boroughs and townships, and elected and appointed officials hold tremendous power over the fire department. Too often, FDs only communicate with local government at budget time or when a crisis occurs. Positive relationships with officials are essential to providing the best possible service to your community. This session will identify why unclear expectations between public officials and FD leaders can lead to problems.
Jerry Ozog, Public Safety Specialist, PSATS
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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #4
ESTABLISHING SCHOOL ZONES IN PA
Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to first floor)
Category: Public Safety
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
In Pennsylvania, all official school zones are posted at 15 mph. However, what makes a school zone official? Is a 15-mph speed limit enforceable in a school zone, and what are the speed tolerances? This session will cover PennDOT requirements for signage, markings, and lights in school zones, as well as the study that must be conducted using PennDOT Form TE-112. Whether on a state or local road, all school zones must be permitted by PennDOT.
Marvin Ta, P.E., Pennoni Associates Inc.
LAND USE AND ZONING LAW UPDATE 2025
Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Planning/Zoning
This workshop will provide a summary of current land use and zoning laws in Pennsylvania, including recent court decisions from 2024 through early 2025. The session will focus on the practical impacts of new statutes and court decisions on municipalities and planners. Interesting news stories related to land use and zoning issues may also be discussed. Question-and-answer time will allow participants to inquire about issues not specifically addressed.
Tyler Beaston, Lee Stinnett, and Isaac Wakefield, Attorneys, Salzmann Hughes, P.C.
LOW-COST STRATEGIES FOR PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
Wild Rose B (lower level)
Category: Administration
Residents may not be available or comfortable attending traditional public meetings. The presenters will discuss creative strategies to encourage public engagement and share how they’ve applied them successfully in real-world case studies. Strategies include easy, low-cost technology and in-person activities that even small teams with limited resources can implement. Presenters will also discuss how these online tools can streamline data processing and analysis.
Laura Ludwig, Group Manager, Planning & Design; Lori Morgan, Senior Planner; and Sommer Schneller, Planner, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #4
NAVIGATING CHANGES IN CABLE FRANCHISING
Wild Rose A (lower level)
Category: Administration
Major changes in the cable industry have reshaped the landscape for townships wishing to start or renew franchises with their cable companies. The rise of streaming services and recent moves by companies to compete with incumbent cable providers, for example, have sown confusion. This session will outline townships’ legal rights, recommend a course of action, and focus on how townships can increase their financial and cable-related benefits in this changed environment.
Dan Cohen, Principal, Cohen Law Group
PREVENTING AND ADDRESSING FRAUD IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Magnolia C (lower level)
Category: Administration
This workshop will explore the significant impact of fraud in local government, focusing on real-life examples and the latest statistics. Attendees will learn practical strategies for preventing fraud, including robust internal controls, effective pre-employment screening, and theft reporting policies. The session will also cover best practices for responding to suspected fraud, including internal investigations and damage control measures.
Scott Koman, CPA, CVA, CFE, MAFF, Director, Forensic Accounting Services, Boyer & Ritter LLC
QUICKBOOKS ROUNDTABLE
Crystal A (lower level)
Category: Administration
This session will allow township staff who use QuickBooks to gather and talk about their issues and concerns. There will be a live demo of a QuickBooks file to provide examples of the Chart of Accounts, different funds, transfers between funds, payroll questions, and more. Come prepared to ask questions, network, and learn!
Diana Patton, Certified QuickBooksPro Advisor
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #4
REACHING FOR EXCELLENCE: A GUIDE TO PUBLIC SERVICE
Empire A (lower level)
Category: Administration
A follow-up to Surviving and Thriving as a Municipal Administrator, this fun and informative workshop is geared toward township employees looking to implement tools and behaviors to take their personal and municipal service up a notch. The presentation will cover organization, leading by example, creating a deep want in others to perform well, and establishing healthy and supportive working relationships. These goals take work and dedication but are well worth the effort!
Elizabeth Tolan, Township Manager, Sugarloaf Twp., Luzerne Co.
SHORT-TERM RENTALS: THE MAKINGS OF EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT
Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
This workshop is designed to provide participants with up-to-date information on short-term rental management practices in Pennsylvania. This session, “Cooking Up Compliance,” will cover the makings of effective enforcement of your municipality’s short-term rental ordinance and regulations to resolve conflict, reduce complaints, and save time and money. This is the second of a two-part series — the other is Short-Term Rentals: Ingredients for Effective Administration at 1:15 p.m.
Renee Rafferty, STR Administrator, and Alexis Wilkinson, Zoning/STR Enforcement Officer, Tobyhanna Twp., Monroe Co.
THIS NEVER HAPPENS HERE: DEALING WITH POTENTIAL MISCONDUCT
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
Employers take no pleasure in imposing disciplinary sanctions against an employee, but it is sometimes a necessary tool to address employmentrelated misconduct and other circumstances. However, when mistakes are made in the decision-making process, disciplinary action can be nullified, reversed, and/or create significant liability exposure, thereby making a bad situation even worse. Attendees of this workshop will learn the keys to a proper investigation and sound decision-making.
Scott Blissman, Esq., and Ryan Cassidy, Esq., Attorneys, Eckert Seamans Turn page for more workshops ‰
5-6 p.m.
JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL EVENT WITH EXHIBITORS!!
SANGRIA WITH SANKO AND OUTDOOR EXHIBITORS
Outdoor Exhibits (Free!)
Connect with exhibitors in an open-air setting while enjoying sangria, chips, and salsa. A great afternoon of networking opportunities!
6-7 p.m.
FIESTA RECEPTION WITH INDOOR EXHIBITORS
Exhibit Hall (Free!)
Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and a variety of beverages in the indoor exhibit area while networking and mingling with exhibitors.
* Special thanks to our sponsors for Sangria with Sanko and Outdoor Exhibitors and Fiesta with Indoor Exhibitors:
7:30-9:30 p.m.
PSATS BINGO
Aztec Room (part of the Chocolate Ballroom) SOLD OUT!
* Special thanks to our sponsors:
Tuesday, May 6, 2025
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
7 a.m.-5 p.m.
CONFERENCE CHECK-IN
Chocolate Lobby (upper level)
All delegates must get their badge and welcome packet at the check-in area before participating in any conference activities.
PSATS CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK OPEN
Chocolate Lobby (upper level)
Do you have questions about the conference, the mobile app, or how to get around the Lodge and Hershey? The PSATS staff at the information desk can help point you in the right direction.
7 a.m.-5 p.m.
PSATS STORE AND MEMBER LOUNGE*
Cocoa Suites 4 and 5 (down the ramp or escalator)
Be sure to stop by the PSATS Store and Member Lounge, where you can grab a comfy seat, enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone, use one of the complimentary computers, get your PSATS ID card photo taken, and buy PSATS-themed gear and member supplies.
TUESDAY
FIRST TIME AT THE CONFERENCE?
CHECK OUT THE NEW-BEE HIVE
* Special thanks to our sponsors: Schedule continues on next page ‰
First-time attendees are encouraged to visit the New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suite 4 (down the ramp or escalator). Meet other first-timers, ask questions of the PSATS staff, and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!
* Special thanks to our sponsor: 7 a.m.-11 p.m. (Shuttle to Giant Center runs to 8 p.m.) HOTEL SHUTTLE BUSES
Chocolate Lobby Portico (upper level)
(A PSATS shuttle runs between the Hershey Lodge and sponsoring hotels and a satellite parking area near the Giant Center. The Giant Center shuttle runs continuously from the Lodge to the Trolley Stop #2 guest house, marked by a “PSATS” banner.)
Great American Hall (upper level)
Stop by the exhibit hall to talk with our vendors, and while you’re there, enjoy a continental breakfast.
TRUCKS, OPENING 7:30 A.M.
Outdoor exhibit area, nearest the Chocolate Lobby portico.
Stop by the specialty food trucks, which will be open rain or shine.
More details about this and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 18.
8:30 a.m.-noon
NATIONAL ANTHEM
Pennsylvania State Police Tpr. Robert Brallier
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
Adeline Rocco, Supervisor, Jefferson Twp., Lackawanna Co.
GOVERNOR/LT. GOVERNOR (invited)
LOCAL GOVERMENT FORUM
PSATS members will pose questions for the majority and minority chairs of the Pa. House and Senate Local Government committees: Sen. Dawn Keefer, Sen. Patty Kim, Rep. Bob Freeman, and Rep. Brett Miller.
KATHY WYROSDICK
Executive Director, Governor’s Center for Local Government Services
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE
David Sanko, PSATS Executive Director
ANNUAL PSATS BUSINESS MEETING
TREASURER’S REPORT
Bob Heffelfinger, PSATS Secretary-Treasurer
FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT
Charles Wilson, Chair
RULES COMMITTEE REPORT
Jeff Fiant, Chair
NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT
Jim Patterson, Chair
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TUESDAY
Sen. Dawn Keefer
Sen. Patty Kim
Rep. Brett Miller
Rep. Bob Freeman
Kathy Wyrosdick David Sanko
8:30 a.m.-noon (General Session, cont.)
RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE REPORT
Terry Martin, Chair
ADJOURNMENT
8:30-11:30 a.m.
TOWNSHIP ENGINEERS SPRING SEMINAR*
Magnolia A (lower level)
Note: The registration fee for this two-day event is $125 for members and $175 for non-members. Registration begins at 8 a.m.
Topics:
• Draft PAG-13 General Permit
• Guide Rail and Local Owned Road: A Guide for Municipal Engineers
• Local Bridge Inventory and Data Interoperability
Speakers:
Jim Borino Jr., P.E., PennDOT
Jamie Ebert, P.E., Environmental Group Manager, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Clean Water
Sean M. Furjanic, P.E., Environmental Program Manager, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Bureau of Clean Water, NPDES Permitting Division
Matthew Long, Transportation Planning Manager, PennDOT, Center for Program Development & Management, Statewide Planning Division
* Special thanks to Pennoni Associates Inc. for being the 2025 Township Engineers Association sponsor.
* This class is eligible for 3 professional development hours and/or 3 PGMA Public Works points per day.
CHECK OUT THESE LUNCH OPTIONS!
FOOD TRUCKS — 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Food trucks, stationed in the outdoor exhibit area, will be serving specialty sandwiches, beverages, and snacks, rain or shine.
More details about these and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 18.
Noon-1 p.m.
SECRETARIES-MANAGERS THANK-YOU LUNCHEON
Populations under 5,000, Empire Ballroom and Populations over 5,000, Wild Rose A (lower level)
The cost for the luncheon is $15 for township secretaries and managers and $25 for all others. Preregistration was required.
Note: The luncheon will be followed at 1:15 p.m. by the always-popular Secretaries-Managers Q&A, part of Workshop Session #5, also in Empire A. (See page xx for more details.)
* Special thanks to COSTARS for sponsoring this event. Schedule continues on next page ‰
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #5
ACT 111: BRINGING YOUR ISSUES TO LIFE
Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
You win or lose in arbitration based on whether you convince the Act 111 neutral arbitrator to accept and address your essential issues. Whether your message is sustainability, dealing with fiscal distress, correcting past contractual problems, including excessive overtime, or regaining management rights, how do you persuade a neutral arbitrator to address these issues? Learn from experienced municipal Act 111 arbitrators how to present your optimal case to achieve the best results.
Patrick Harvey, Esq.; John McLaughlin, Esq; Richard Miller, Esq.; and David Mitchell, Esq., Campbell Durrant, P.C.
ADHERING TO THE ETHICS ACT TO STAY OUT OF THE NEWS
Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
The Ethics Act states that public office is a public trust. Efforts to realize financial gain through public office or employment other than compensation provided by law is a violation of that trust. In this presentation, learn what the Ethics Act is and how the State Ethics Commission enforces it, what situations can result in violations of the act, and how to spot a potential problem so you can stay on the right side of the law — and out of the newspapers!
Julie Karabin, Assistant Counsel, and Jenifer Layman, Director of Enforcement, Litigation, and Education, Pa. State Ethics Commission
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #5
BRIDGE ON A BUDGET: HOW ONE TOWNSHIP SAVED TIME AND MONEY
Empire D (lower level)
Category: Public Works
This workshop presents a case study of a bridge replacement in West Wheatfield Township, Indiana County, which overcame complex construction challenges, such as narrow working areas and site constraints, and still achieved significant time and cost savings. The presentation covers the unique prefabricated bridge system that led to efficient design and installation, as well as cutting-edge construction strategies that can help townships reduce timelines and maximize funds and community impact.
Steven Noble, Project Manager, CMC Bridge Systems
CHARACTER PRESERVATION THROUGH LAND USE AND PLANNING
Magnolia A (lower level)
Category: Planning/Zoning
It is no secret that local land use policies have a direct impact on how communities grow and change. They influence housing, transportation, economic opportunities, open space, schools, and much more. However, we often overlook those same policies when trying to sustain the characteristics we love about our municipalities. Explore how land use and planning play a pivotal role in character preservation in rural communities, from green spaces to residential areas to mixed-use development.
Rachael Hobbs, Rachel Reznick, and Katie Wickert, Local Government Planning Specialists, Office of Community Planning, Pa. Dept. of Community and Economic Development
CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS: A CASE STUDY
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Safety
In this workshop, participants will explore the vital role of effective communication during a crisis, using the response to the deadly R.M. Palmer explosion in West Reading as a case study. The session will cover strategies for managing public information, coordinating with emergency services, and maintaining public transparency. Attendees will learn best practices for delivering timely, clear updates, fostering trust, and supporting community resilience in the face of tragedy.
Ryan Lineaweaver, Council President, West Reading Borough, Berks Co. Turn page for more workshops ‰
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #5
EMS IN CRISIS: WHAT MUNICIPAL LEADERS NEED TO KNOW
Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Safety
This session will provide a brief look at how the current EMS crisis developed and explore in depth how EMS is currently funded and what is needed to fix the primary issues of recruitment and retention, training opportunities, finance (operations and capital), and public apathy. The presenter will also share a set of tools for municipal leaders to evaluate the health of their current EMS agency or potential providers if a change is needed.
Eric Schmidt, Chief & Executive Director, Shaler Hampton EMS
GIS & GPS DATA COLLECTION SERVICES FOR STORMWATER SYSTEMS
Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to the first floor)
Category: Public Works
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
Remington & Vernick Engineers provided GIS and GPS data collection services to map and standardize stormwater assets per DEP guidelines for Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs). The project addressed EPA-mandated updates to stormwater regulations, ensuring accurate maps of outfalls and compliance with MS4 standards. RVE digitized WMAs data, ensured spatial accuracy, and trained staff on GPS equipment. The result was a color-coded stormwater map and GIS database that meets DEP standards and will aid WMAs in future planning efforts. Learn how RVE did it.
Christopher Gross, GIS Administrator, Remington & Vernick Engineers
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #5
MAXIMIZING THE LIFE CYCLE OF TOWNSHIP ROADS
Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Works
This session will cover the latest cost-effective road preservation methods, including crack sealing, slurry seals, and asphalt rejuvenators. These techniques can extend the life of township roads, reduce overall maintenance costs, and enhance road safety. Attendees will learn practical steps to implement these strategies, ensuring longer-lasting infrastructure while optimizing budgets. The session is ideal for township supervisors, public works staff, and road maintenance teams.
Bob Flinchbaugh, P.E., Municipal Team Lead, and Kyle Turner, P.E., Project Engineer, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC
MUNICIPAL LEGAL UPDATES, GAME-SHOW STYLE
Crystal A (lower level)
Category: Administration
Join an interactive, game show‐themed presentation that encourages audience input while reviewing categories of municipal legal updates. These include challenging examples of property law, land use, zoning, labor and employment, and the many everyday legal issues facing municipal managers and leaders.
Samuel Wiser Jr., Attorney, Salzmann Hughes, P.C.
SAFEGUARDING AGAINST NON-COMPLIANT DEVELOPMENT
Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
This workshop will explain how professional engineers and solicitors use the Municipalities Planning Code to protect townships during the development process. Plan reviews ensure proposed development complies with local regulations and standards, preventing costly and time-consuming delays. They also safeguard public safety by verifying that plans meet building codes and environmental requirements, and are crucial for maintaining transparency, preventing legal disputes, and protecting the municipality.
Jason Ulrich, Attorney at Law, Gross McGinley, LLP
Stanley Wojciechowski, Department Head, Municipal Engineering Services, Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #5
SECRETARIES-MANAGERS Q&A
Empire A (lower level)
Category: Administration
This popular annual gathering gives township secretaries, managers, and other administrators a chance to ask questions and share ideas with their peers. Attend this workshop to learn more about your role.
Dawn Didra, CZO, Township Administrator and Secretary, Certified Zoning Officer, and Emergency Management Coordinator, Heidelberg Twp., Lehigh Co.
Kenneth Johnson, Manager and Secretary-Treasurer, Windham Twp., Wyoming Co.
Lindy Platz, Supervisor and Secretary-Treasurer, Girard Twp., Erie Co.
SMART DEBT, STRONG TOWNSHIPS: MUNICIPAL BORROWING IN 2025
Magnolia C (lower level)
Category: Administration
This workshop will feature a panel discussion on the positive aspects of municipal debt in 2025, highlighting how strategic borrowing can be a valuable tool for townships. As governments face rising costs, infrastructure needs, and economic challenges, the panelists will share insights into why well-managed municipal debt is not just necessary but also beneficial for long-term growth and stability.
Ryan Gonder, Attorney, and Erica Wible, Attorney, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
R. Samuel Miller, CPA, CGFM, Assistant Township Manager and Finance Director, Lower Paxton Twp., Dauphin Co.
Zach Williard, Managing Director, PFM Asset Management
SOLAR ORDINANCES AND CONSERVATIVE’S VIEW: LET’S TALK
Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to first floor)
Category: Planning/Zoning
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
In this session, the Conservative Energy Network provides information on the role renewable energy sources play in providing a reliable and sustainable energy grid at a critical time in Pennsylvania energy history.
Jim Gregory, Executive Director, Conservative Energy Network
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
1:15-2:20 p.m. — Workshop Session #5
THE STATE OF STORMWATER FINANCING IN 2025
Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
This crash course on recent developments in stormwater management financing will review the state of relevant case law, including PASSHE v. Borough of West Chester, and other pending cases and litigation. Presenters will discuss the benefits of stormwater fees to equitably allocate the costs of a regional program. Attendees will leave with the knowledge to establish a legally defensible stormwater fee.
Lee Stinnett, Attorney, and Isaac Wakefield, Attorney, Salzmann Hughes, P.C.
THERE ARE FINES? PREPARING FOR A PADEP MS4 AUDIT
Magnolia B (lower level)
Category: Administration
This workshop prepares township officials and public works staff for an MS4 audit by the state Department of Environmental Protection. Participants will learn what to expect, how to avoid common compliance issues, and prevent fines through effective recordkeeping, public education, and BMPs. The session covers audit preparation, including data collection, documentation, and key focus areas for inspectors. Attendees will gain strategies to ensure full compliance and reduce the risk of penalties.
Bobby Maiden, Project Manager II, and Jennifer Orr-Greene, Environmental Team Lead, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC
A TOOLKIT FOR TODAY’S CODE ENFORCEMENT
Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Planning/Zoning
This workshop offers detailed examples of proper enforcement of municipal codes, such as nuisance ordinances, property maintenance codes, and building codes. Attendees will also review new data and trends and learn the latest legal tools for a modern code enforcement toolkit.
Zachary Rice, Attorney, Salzmann Hughes, P.C.
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
ADAPTING TO THE DIGITAL ERA: TRANSFORMING LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Administration
This workshop will explore the evolving landscape of local governance in the digital age through discussion of the challenges and opportunities faced by townships in embracing technological advancements for improved service delivery, transparency, and citizen engagement. The presentation will share success stories and best practices from communities that have successfully navigated this digital shift.
Jessica Bauer, Event Manager, and Dana Stinson, Project Manager, gWorks
EVOLVING BEST PRACTICES IN BID MANAGEMENT
Magnolia C (lower level)
Category: Administration
As townships strive for better pricing and greater bidder participation, they face continually evolving challenges, including material and labor shortages, supply chain issues, and availability of qualified bidders. This thought-provoking session will help you visualize strategies that position your township to not only meet the core requirements of bidding but also consider best practices that produce real results when managing bids in today’s changing environment.
Freddy Lutz, Principal, PennBid
FIVE IDEAS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT INVESTORS IN 2025
Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to first floor)
Category: Administration
While market uncertainty always exists, tried and true strategies can help optimize portfolios in any market environment in any year. This session will focus on five areas of investing for local governments, including short-term investments, long-term investments, permitted investments, bond proceeds, and fund security. We will also explore strategies for borrowings, investments, planning for arbitrage rebate, and fraud mitigation.
Matt Conlin, Institutional Sales & Relationship Manager, PLGIT/PFM Asset Management, a division of U.S. Bancorp Asset Management, Inc.
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
INTERGOVERNMENTAL MS4 COLLABORATION: A PENNSYLVANIA TOOLKIT
Magnolia A (lower level)
Category: Planning/Zoning
Collaborative approaches to meeting MS4 pollutant reduction requirements can provide better opportunities to implement more meaningful and cost-effective projects. Due to the small size of jurisdictions and often limited resources, accomplishing this independently can be particularly challenging for local governments. Instructors will share the Pennsylvania MS4 Collaboration Toolkit as a resource for municipalities that want to work across jurisdictional boundaries.
Beth Uhler, Pennsylvania Director, Center for Watershed Protection
INVESTING IN RESILIENCY FOR ENERGY AND COST SAVINGS
Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to first floor)
Category: Public Works
SPONSOR WORKSHOP
Communities need to stay more than one step ahead and have proactive investment to adapt and reduce risks. Understanding your township’s future opportunities for energy efficiency and how risk will change over time is the first step and allows for smarter and cost-effective planning. Join us to learn about:
• Strategies for decarbonization;
• Solar and battery storage;
• Electric vehicles and charging infrastructure;
• Key trends and best practices; and
• Funding resources.
Nicole Stika, Director, Sustainability Advisory, World Kinect Corporation
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TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
LEGAL UPDATE: ISSUES AFFECTING PART-TIME POLICE OFFICERS
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Safety
Focusing on a case study of DeForte v. Worthington, this workshop will provide an analysis of the current laws affecting part-time police officers and their availability for full employment. This workshop will cover recent court decisions from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, U.S. District Courts, and the Third Circuit addressing issues related to due process, civil service, policies, and practical considerations related to employing part-time police officers.
Sheryl Brown, Esq., Siana Law
MANAGING ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING: AN ORDINANCE APPROACH
Magnolia B (lower level)
Category: Public Safety
Electric vehicles are here to stay and bring many positive environmental advantages. However, each new technology always brings unintended consequences. How do we remain compatible safely? This session offers an approach to review the hazards and protection features in place, explains the need for better protection given the foreseeability of the hazard, and relates how legal, public safety, and elected officials came together to craft an ordinance to manage the hazard, particularly in garages.
William Jenaway, Vice Chairman; James Johnson, Chief, Fire & EMS; and John Walko, Township Solicitor, Upper Merion Twp., Montgomery Co.
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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
MANAGING TRUCK TRAFFIC: A COLLABORATIVE APPROACH
Crystal A (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
This workshop will cover key topics in freight planning and management. Participants will learn how to collaborate with metropolitan or rural planning organizations, PennDOT, and neighboring municipalities to address truck parking and traffic on local and state roads. The session will also explore industrial land use needs and provide examples of how a collaborative multiregional effort used the Eastern Pennsylvania Freight Plan to successfully turn policy into comprehensive freight-land use actions.
Becky Bradley, Executive Director, Lehigh Valley Planning Commission
Stephen Chiaramonte, Vice President – Transportation Planning, WSP
PA LAWS FOR AGRICULTURE AND YOUR MUNICIPALITY’S ROLE
Empire D (lower level)
Category: Administration
In this workshop, an attorney from the Penn State Ag and Shale Law Center will discuss the applicable statewide laws and regulations that address agricultural operations, highlighting details of the state’s Nutrient and Odor Management, Right-to-Farm, and Agricultural Security Area regulations and more. This will be a companion to the ACRE 101 workshop that will follow.
Brook Duer, Attorney, Penn State Law
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
PRIORITIZING ROADWAY REPAIRS
Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Works
This workshop will focus on effective tools and strategies for assessing the condition of roads and other township infrastructure. Learn how to use data-driven methods, such as pavement condition indices and GIS mapping, to evaluate infrastructure needs and prioritize repairs or upgrades. Attendees will discover best practices for determining which projects to fund and when, optimizing resources for long-term sustainability and cost efficiency.
Bob Flinchbaugh, P.E., Municipal Team Lead, and Mike Grigoruk, Construction Manager, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC
RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW AND SUNSHINE ACT UPDATE
Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Administration
This workshop will provide an overview of significant decisions under the Right-to-Know Law and Sunshine Act in the last year from both the courts and the Office of Open Records. The session will also cover legislative changes and how they affect townships and their open records officers’ and officials’ procedures and determinations of what are and are not public records, plus open meetings requirements.
Joshua Bonn, Partner, Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman, PC
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
THE ROLE OF CODE OFFICIALS IN DISASTER RESPONSE
Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Safety
This insightful presentation on the critical role of code officials in disaster response will cover effective communication strategies, coordination between government entities and code officials, and best practices for ensuring public safety. Key lessons learned from past disasters will guide discussions on identifying unsafe buildings and determining when condemnation is necessary to protect the community. Prepare to enhance your township’s resilience and response capabilities.
Jared Gasiewski, MCP, Operations Manager, Central PA Region; Mike Italia, MPA, Operations Manager; Matt McCloskey, BCO, CZO, Operations Manager, Main Line; and Matt Walter, MCP, CFM, Public Division Vice President, Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.
A SIMULATED HEARING ON MULTIFAMILY
HOUSING (ends at 5:15 p.m.)
Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
TUESDAY
Join Barley Snyder attorneys in an engaging and educational interactive experience that delves into the complexities of a conditional use application for a multifamily development. This session will simulate real-world applications featuring township staff, township solicitors, elected officials, a developer, and objectors from the audience. Participants will learn how to effectively handle complex zoning matters in their municipality.
Beth Kohl, Member, and Stacey MacNeal, Partner, Barley Snyder
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH ROGUE ELECTED OFFICIALS
Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
Unfortunately, when rogue elected officials act in a way that is contrary to the interests of their township, they cannot be disciplined for bad behavior. Their bad behavior (whether in person or online) can cause both practical problems and legal liability. This session will explore how a rogue official’s bad conduct undermines township operations and legal defenses and suggest actions to take to potentially mitigate liability and stop bad behavior.
Patrick Harvey, Esq.; John McLaughlin, Esq.; Richard Miller, Esq.; and David Mitchell, Esq., Campbell Durrant, P.C.
TRAILS FOR ALL: THE WHY AND HOW
Wild Rose A (lower level)
Category: Public Works
Trails attract people to the area to exercise, relax, and socialize, and well-developed and maintained trails also bring economic benefits. This session will explore how trails can be successfully planned, constructed, and maintained for the community’s benefit. The presenters will discuss the many types of trails and how they can be used and review methods to plan for and fund trail construction and maintenance.
Dan Hendey, Education and Maintenance Institute Manager, Pa. Recreation and Park Society
Drew Rinaldi Subits, Consultant,Tacony Creek Park, Philadelpia
Lori Yeich, Manager, Central Region Office, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation, Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Kristin Zeigler, Recreation and Conservation Adviser, Trail, Greenways and Statewide Planning-Partnerships Section, Bureau of Recreation and Conservation, Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
2:45-3:50 p.m. — Workshop Session #6
TRENDS AND ISSUES WITH MUNICIPAL FIRE & EMS SERVICE
Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Safety
This workshop will discuss legal updates, trends, and issues faced by municipalities and elected officials in their interaction and working relationship with volunteer and paid fire and EMS first responders. Topics will include funding sources, regionalization, volunteer retention, municipal oversight, control and liability, the interplay of a municipality and a separate non-profit entity, and the impact and power of public opinion on public safety issues.
Andrew Rongaus, Partner, Siana Law
UPSKILLING COMMUNICATIONS IN GOVERNMENT: A 360° VIEW
Empire A (lower level)
Category: Administration
In today’s interconnected world, effective communication is essential for fostering transparency, collaboration, and community engagement. This session provides a comprehensive exploration of key communication strategies. The first part will focus on clear, empathetic, and engaging communication with the public. The second will delve into crafting engaging content on social media while still managing costs, and the last will focus on building productive relationships with elected officials.
Jadyn Furge, Communications Coordinator; Jason Kratsas, Manager; and Stephanie Olszewski, Executive Assistant, Twp. of Pine, Allegheny Co.
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #7
ACRE 101
Empire D (lower level)
Category: Planning/Zoning
In this workshop, the ACRE attorney from the Pa. Office of the Attorney General will explain what ACRE is and what it means for municipalities, including the complaint process and hot issues impacting agriculture and municipaliities.
Rob Willig, Senior Deputy Attorney General, Pa. Office of the Attorney General
TUESDAY
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #7
CYBERSECURITY AND YOUR TOWNSHIP
Magnolia C (lower level)
Category: Public Safety
Designed to provide participants with an understanding of cybersecurity, this workshop will cover a range of topics, including the current cyber threat landscape, cybersecurity tools necessary to secure networks, and strategies for cyberattack preparedness and resiliency.
Robert Yeagley, President, Eagle Secure Solutions
DEALING WITH BIZARRE AND UNIQUE EMPLOYMENT QUESTIONS
Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
Lessons can often be learned from the craziest real-life scenarios. This workshop will review entertaining and unique employment situations involving hiring, firing, and everything in between.
Patrick Harvey, Esq.; John McLaughlin, Esq.; Richard Miller, Esq.; and David Mitchell, Esq., Campbell Durrant, P.C.
ECONOMICAL
AND SUSTAINABLE PAVEMENT REHABILITATION (ends at 4:40 p.m.)
Wild Rose A (lower level)
Category: Public Works
In this workshop, participants will learn how to use materials they already have to rehabilitate township pavements. This includes using recycling techniques, such as full-depth reclamation, cold in-place recycling, central plant cold recycling, and hot in-place recycling, to increase the miles of pavement that can be rehabilitated each year.
Rex Eberly, Executive Director, Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #7
ESTABLISHING PARTNERSHIPS TO IMPLEMENT
STORMWATER BMPS (ends at 4:40 p.m.)
Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Public Works
This presentation will provide an overview, including case studies, of MS4 permit holders that implemented joint stormwater BMP projects to meet MS4 requirements. The session will identify the various ways that joint stormwater projects can provide MS4 credit to permit holders, why organizations would consider creating partnerships to implement stormwater projects, and what key information must be established when creating an agreement between MS4 permit holders.
Amanda Fetterman, MS4 Specialist, and Andrew Tuleya, GIS Manager, ARRO Consulting
FUTURE-PROOFING TOWNSHIP SERVICES: ADAPTING TO NEW TRENDS
Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Administration
This workshop will help participants anticipate and adapt to the future trends shaping township services by discussing the impact of such trends as remote work, smart cities, sustainability, and evolving citizen expectations on local government. The presentation will provide insights and strategies for townships to stay agile, embrace innovation, and deliver services that meet the evolving needs of their communities.
LOCAL BRIDGE PROJECTS: INSPECTION, MAINTENANCE & FUNDING
(ends at 4:40 p.m.)
Magnolia B (lower level)
Category: Public Works
TUESDAY
This workshop will cover types of local bridge inspections and how often they should be done, bridge weight limit posting, maintenance item repair requirements, and alternative funding sources for local bridge projects.
Jonathan Moses, P.E., C.B.S.I., N.C.T.I., Assistant Chief Bridge Engineer, and Scott Snyder, P.E., Bridge Maintenance Quality Assurance Engineer, PennDOT
Jessica Bauer, Event Manager, and Dana Stinson, Project Manager, gWorks Turn page for more workshops ä
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #7
PAVEMENT SUBGRADE STABILIZATION AND CONDITIONING
Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Public Works
This workshop covers subgrade stabilization and conditioning techniques to extend pavement life and road durability. Participants will learn about chemical treatments, geosynthetics, and mechanical methods to strengthen weak subgrades and improve load-bearing capacity. The session will also emphasize proper drainage and conditioning for environmental stressors, reducing long-term maintenance costs.
Mike Grigoruk, Construction Manager, and Kyle Turner, P.E., Project Engineer, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC
PSATS LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)
Category: Administration
Attend this workshop to gain insight on PSATS’ legislative program. Hear the latest updates on key issues like unfunded mandates, land use, and local control. Ask questions and learn how to be a more effective advocate. PSATS will also offer guidance on how to use its new Grassroots Advocacy Tool. A reception with members of the General Assembly follows in the Great American Hall.
Brian Rengert, Director of Government Relations, PSATS
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #7
SHALE GAS IN PA: MAXIMIZING AND SUSTAINING ITS POTENTIAL
Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or the escalator)
Category: Planning/Zoning
More than 15 years into the shale revolution, Pennsylvania has emerged as the second largest natural gas producer in the nation. How does the commonwealth ensure that the economic, environmental, and national security benefits of shale gas are maximized? What policy challenges could derail this success, and what new benefits of shale development could be right around the corner? Join this session for a timely and informative look into Pennsylvania’s shale gas industry.
Jim Welty, President, Marcellus Shale Coalition
SKILL GAMES: SUPPORTING SMALL BUSINESSES AND TOWNSHIPS
Magnolia A (lower level)
Category: Administration
TUESDAY
Pace-O-Matic, the nation’s leading skill game developer, will explore how legal Pennsylvania skill games currently operate in the commonwealth, how they differ from other games in the market, and the benefits they bring to local small businesses, nonprofits, and veteran’s organizations. The team will also provide an update on state proposals to regulate and tax skill games, which could be a significant tax revenue generator for local townships.
Michael Barley, Chief Public Affairs Officer; Jeanna Bouzek, Senior Vice President, Market Management; Matt Haverstick, Head of Legal-PA; and Frank Noonan, National Compliance Director, Pace-O-Matic
AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS
4:10-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #7
TOWNSHIP MANAGEMENT: ACHIEVING FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY
Crystal A (lower level)
Category: Administration
Sustainability is the most important word in local government’s vocabulary. Learn what your township can do to ensure quality services continue uninterrupted at a time when federal and state aid are trending down, unfunded mandates are trending up, and taxpayers are demanding that supervisors keep taxes low.
Tommy Ryan, Manager, West Vincent Twp., Chester Co.
WEBSITE ESSENTIALS: CREATING USER-FRIENDLY AND SECURE SITES
(ends at 4:40 p.m.)
Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)
Category: Administration
This 30-minute workshop will provide an overview of essential elements for creating a successful municipal website. Participants will learn how to design a user-friendly site, organize content effectively, and prioritize security measures. Key topics include website structure, content organization, and cybersecurity best practices, such as plugin maintenance and protection of sensitive information.
Pete Socks, Founder, SockEm Web Solutions LLC
6-7:30 p.m.
SPECIAL EVENT!
PSATS LEGISLATIVE GRASSROOTS RECEPTION
Great American Hall (Free, registration required. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be provided.)
Join forces with township officials from across the state and meet your elected state senators and representatives at the PSATS Legislative Grassroots Reception. PSATS has invited members of the Pa. General Assembly to come to Hershey to meet with their township peers and learn from you what should be at the top of their local government agenda. The reception is also an opportunity for you to mingle with your fellow PSATS Grassroots Advocacy Network members, share in the network’s success stories, and learn what’s on the horizon in 2025.
* Thank you to our sponsors:
7:45-9:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
Wednesday, May 7, 2025
7:30-8:15 a.m.
DONUTS WITH DAVE
Cocoa Suite 1 and Cocoa Terrace (lower level)
Grab a donut, pour some coffee, and chat with PSATS Executive Director Dave Sanko.
8 a.m.
CONFERENCE CHECK-IN, 8 a.m. - noon
Chocolate Lobby (upper level)
PSATS CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK, 8 a.m. - noon
Chocolate Lobby (upper level)
RESOLUTIONS (continued if necessary)
Chocolate Ballroom (upper level)
8-11 a.m.
PSATS STORE AND MEMBER LOUNGE*
Cocoa Suites 4 and 5 (down the ramp or escalator)
Be sure to stop by the PSATS Store and Member Lounge, where you can grab a comfy seat, enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone, use one of the complimentary computers, get your PSATS ID card photo taken, and buy PSATS-themed gear and member supplies.
* Special thanks to sponsors:
8:30 a.m.-Noon
GENERAL SESSION (All are welcome!)
Chocolate Ballroom
CALL TO ORDER
Jay Wilkes, PSATS President
POSTING OF THE COLORS
Lower Dauphin High School Junior ROTC
NATIONAL ANTHEM
Chris Eckert, former township supervisor
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
INVOCATION
Charles O. Stowe, PSATS Second Vice President
SPEAKER
Cindy Adams Dunn, Secretary, Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
EMERGENCY SERVICES FORUM
EMS Success Stories: Local Options, Local Solutions
Meyersdale Area Ambulance
Municipal Emergency Services Authority (MESA)
Pocono Mountain Regional EMS
Southern Chester County EMS
YOUTH AWARDS
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
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WEDNESDAY
Cindy Adams Dunn
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
MIKE STAVER, AUTHOR, LEADERSHIP AND CULTURE EXPERT
Mike Staver is the author of “Leadership Isn’t for Cowards” and an internationally respected speaker, author, and coach. Staver takes noisy, often complex leadership content and makes it immediately useful, digestible, and entertaining. In all his work, the goal is simple — helping leaders perform better and live better lives. To accomplish this, Staver uses counterintuitive perspectives, a storytelling style, and entertaining delivery that makes the often-challenging realities of work and life easier to absorb and put into practice.
Staver has degrees in business administration and counseling psychology. He is a Certified Speaking Professional and in 2022 was inducted into the Speaker Hall of Fame. Staver created a training program ranked No. 1 by Training Magazine on its 2018 Training Top 125 list.
His message is grounded in the belief that leadership is about influence regardless of position, title, or power.
FINAL
PRIZES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
ADJOURNMENT
Distribution of Attendance Certificates
Mike Staver
Exhibit Guide
Indoor Exhibit Area
Great American Hall (Upper level of Hershey Lodge)
Outdoor Exhibit Area
(Exit from front of Hershey Lodge on upper level)
EXHIBITORS – BY CATEGORY
Please note that not all road products exhibited may be PennDOT-approved.
Accounting Software/Services
#191 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA
#197 inside Edmunds GovTech, Northfield, NJ
#19 inside gWorks, Omaha, NE
#165 inside Tyler Technologies, Plano, TX
Agencies (State/Federal)
L7 inside Center for Rural Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA
#193 inside COSTARS/Pa. Department of General Services, Harrisburg, PA
L3 inside Pa. Chiefs of Police Association, Harrisburg, PA
#140 inside Pa. Department of Agriculture, Harrisburg, PA
L12 inside Pa. Department of Community & Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA
L6 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA
L13 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Norristown, PA
L15 inside Pa. Department of Health - WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA
L1 inside Pa. Emergency Management Agency, Harrisburg, PA
L2 inside Pa. State Police, Harrisburg, PA
L11 inside Pa. Treasury Department, Harrisburg, PA
#148 inside PennDOT - LTAP, Harrisburg, PA
#129 inside PennDOT - Office of Planning, Harrisburg, PA
#10 inside U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore, MD, & Pittsburgh & Philadelphia, PA
L5 inside U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service, Harrisburg, PA
Architects/Builders
#13 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, PC, Allentown, PA
#175 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA
#89 inside Colliers Engineering & Design, Lehigh Valley, PA
#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA
#60 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA
#182 inside JHA Companies, Montrose, PA
#76 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA
#118 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA
Asphalt Products/Services
#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA #46 & 47 outside
#136 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, Allentown, PA
#56 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA
#123 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH
L18 inside Evercor Facility Management, Wyoming, PA
#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA
#57 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA
#47 inside Highway Rehabilitation Corporation, Alden, NY
#124 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield/Bloomsburg, PA
#53 inside Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA), Harrisburg, PA
#69 inside Patch Management Inc., Fairless Hills, PA
#18 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA
#74 inside Russell Standard, Fayetteville, PA
#3 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA #35 & 36 outside
#141 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY
#177 inside UNIQUE Paving Materials Corp., Cleveland, OH
Asset Management Systems
#175 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA
#21 inside JAMAR Technologies, Inc., Hatfield, PA
#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA
#165 inside Tyler Technologies, Plano, TX
Associations/Societies
#51 inside Marcellus Shale Coalition, Pittsburgh, PA
#53 inside Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA), Harrisburg, PA
L14 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts, Inc., Harrisburg, PA
L3 inside Pa. Chiefs of Police Association, Harrisburg, PA
L4 inside Pa. Recreation & Park Society/TMI, State College, PA
#130 & 131 and Pa. State Association of Township Supervisors, Enola, PA #146 & 147 inside Chocolate Lobby Warren County Visitors Bureau, Warren County, PA
Athletic Equipment
#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA
#65 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA
EXHIBITORS
#70 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA
#17 inside Kompan, Austin, TX
#98 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA
Auction Services/Online Auctions
#143 inside Auctions International, East Aurora, NY
#87 inside GovDeals, Bethesda, MD
#15 inside H.K. Keller Real Estate and Auctions, Lancaster, PA
#183 inside Municibid.com, Pottstown, PA
#179 inside Tranzon Alderfer Auction Co., Harleysville, PA
Automotive Sales & Service Equipment
#37 inside Hondru Fleet, Government and Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA
Beverages
#192 inside Milkshakes!!, Harrisburg, PA
Bridge Products & Services (Includes Prefabricated, Timber, & Vehicle)
#123 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH
#142 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA
#41 inside CMC Bridge Systems, Denver, CO
#62 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, Denver, PA
#58 inside Creative Composites Group, Alum Bank, PA
#28 inside FPT Infrastructure, Mount Airy, NC
#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA
#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Camp Hill, PA
#104 inside Quality Bridge & Fab., Inc., West Middlesex, PA
#3 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA
#35 & 36 outside
#86 inside U.S. Bridge, Cambridge, OH
Building Materials
#96 inside 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA
#41 inside CMC Bridge Systems, Denver, CO
Buildings & Storage Containment
#174 inside Elemental Shelter Solutions, Burgettstown, PA
#60 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA
#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Limerick, PA #52-56 outside
#117 inside United Rentals, Inc., Stamford, CT
Carpet/Floor Tile & Installation
#22 inside Commercial Flooring Professionals, Inc., Camp Hill, PA
Cleaning Equipment – Pressure Washers
#180 inside & Americhem International, Inc., Altoona, Middletown, Philadelphia, & #2 outside Williamsport, PA
#73 inside Beco Equipment, Leola, PA
Code Enforcement/Inspections/Education
#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lancaster, PA
#125 inside BIU of PA Inc., Feasterville-Trevose, PA
#152 inside Commonwealth Code Inspection Service, Inc, Manheim, PA
#197 inside Edmunds GovTech, Northfield, NJ
#182 inside JHA Companies, Montrose, PA
#196 inside Keystone Consulting Engineers, Inc., Lehigh Valley & Poconos, PA
#111 inside Middle Department Inspection Agency, Inc., Wexford, PA
#185 inside Pa. Municipal Code Alliance, Chambersburg, PA
#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA
Community/Economic Development
#137 inside Conservative Energy Network of Pennsylvania, Hollidaysburg, PA
#27 inside Franklin Energy/FirstEnergy, Murrysville, PA
#184 inside Loop - Websites for Municipalities, Sherwood Park, AB
L12 inside Pa. Department of Community & Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA
L15 inside Pa. Department of Health - WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA
#126 inside SDL, Berkeley Heights, NJ
Computers/Information Systems & Services/Websites
#120 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA
#186 & 187 inside Diversified Technology Corp., Bloomsburg, PA
#113 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, Lebanon, PA
#133 inside FileBank, Inc., Oakland, NJ
#112 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA
#157 inside Intrada Technologies, Muncy, PA
EXHIBITORS
#102 inside Kinetic, Ephrata, PA
#184 inside Loop - Websites for Municipalities, Sherwood Park, AB
#71 inside Savvy Citizen, Pittsburgh, PA
#126 inside SDL, Berkeley Heights, NJ
#144 inside SockEm Web Solutions LLC, Hanover, PA
#72 inside Sourcewell, Staples, MN
#30 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA
Concrete/Cement Products/Services
L18 inside Evercor Facility Management, Wyoming, PA
#28 inside FPT Infrastructure, Mount Airy, NC
Construction Materials & Services
#96 inside 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA
#154 inside Asphalt Care Equipment, Philadelphia, PA
#59 inside Blooming Glen Contractors, Inc - Water & Wastewater Services, Skippack, PA
#67 inside Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC, Pottstown, PA
#41 inside CMC Bridge Systems, Denver, CO
#66 inside GFT, Mechanicsburg, PA
#60 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA
#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA
#5 inside Keystone Concrete Products, Inc., New Holland, PA
#70 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA
#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA
Contractors
#56 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA
#125 inside BIU of PA Inc., Feasterville-Trevose, PA
#9 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment/OWL Services, Mechancisburg, PA
#26 inside Moser Roofing Solutions LLC, Lancaster, PA
#69 inside Patch Management Inc., Fairless Hills, PA
#18 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA
#159 inside Redcon Engineering, Carnegie, PA
#98 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA
#30 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA
Cooperative Purchasing Contracts
#22 inside Commercial Flooring Professionals, Inc., Camp Hill, PA
#60 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA
#70 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA
#6 outside Lawn and Golf Supply Company, Phoenixville, PA
#132 inside PennBid, Nazareth, PA
#72 inside Sourcewell, Staples, MN
COSTARS
#96 inside 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA
#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA #46 & 47 outside
#82 inside Abel Recon, Mountville, PA
#158 inside Advanced Rehabilitation Technology, Bryan, OH
#101 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland, PA
#8 outside Altec Industries, Inc., Plains, PA
#180 inside & Americhem International, Inc., Altoona, Middletown, Philadelphia, & #2 outside Williamsport, PA
#16 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA
#154 inside Asphalt Care Equipment, Philadelphia, PA
#136 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, Allentown, PA
#178 inside & Bergey’s Truck Centers, Souderton, PA
#10 outside
#18-21 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA
#59 inside Blooming Glen Contractors, Inc - Water & Wastewater Services, Skippack, PA
#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA
#67 inside Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC, Pottstown, PA
#22 inside Commercial Flooring Professionals, Inc., Camp Hill, PA
#62 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, Denver, PA
#193 inside COSTARS/Pa. Department of General Services, Harrisburg, PA
#78 inside & John Deere, Lancaster, PA
#31 outside
#61 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY #41-45 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA
#113 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, Lebanon, PA
#197 inside Edmunds GovTech, Northfield, NJ
#139 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment/MRC, Sea Girt, NJ
#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment/Foster F. Wineland/ #62-64 outside Five Star Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#8 inside Guyer Brothers Inc., New Enterprise, PA
#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA
#57 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA
#33 & 34 outside Highway Equipment & Supply Co., Harrisburg, PA
EXHIBITORS
#43 inside Insight Pipe Contracting, Harmony, PA
#39 inside Ironton Global, Coplay, PA
#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading & Whitehall, PA
#65 & 66 outside
#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Camp Hill, PA
#22-24 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA
#114 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ
#105 inside M&W Precast, LLC, Ottsville, PA
#121 inside Main Stream Industries Incorporated, Bernville, PA
#124 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield/Bloomsburg, PA
#99 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA
#69 inside Patch Management Inc., Fairless Hills, PA
#77 inside Performance Pipelining Inc., Bedford, PA
#188 inside PPS - Palco Power Systems, Jeannette, PA
#44 & 45 inside Print O Stat Inc., York, PA
#104 inside Quality Bridge & Fab., Inc., West Middlesex, PA
#2 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA
#88 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA
#98 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA
#156 inside & Structural Metal Fabricators Inc., Palmerton, PA
#1 outside
#74-76 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA
#59 & 60 outside U.S. Municipal, King of Prussia, PA
#24 & 25 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA
17 outside
#118 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA
County Association of Township Officials
Chocolate Lobby Warren County Visitors Bureau, Warren County, PA
Cranes
#8 outside Altec Industries, Inc., Plains, PA
Culvert Liners
#82 inside Abel Recon, Mountville, PA
#173 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA
#62 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, Denver, PA
#189 inside DL VEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA
#8 inside Guyer Brothers Inc., New Enterprise, PA
#43 inside Insight Pipe Contracting, Harmony, PA
#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Camp Hill, PA
#99 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA
#77 inside Performance Pipelining Inc., Bedford, PA
Custom Apparel/Promotional Items/Online Store
#134 inside ENDGAME Marketing Solutions, Bethlehem, PA
Document Management
#191 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA
#133 inside FileBank, Inc., Oakland, NJ
#112 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA
#93 & 94 inside ICC Community Development (General Code), Rochester, NY
L17 inside KeyMark, Inc., Liberty, SC
#132 inside PennBid, Nazareth, PA
#88 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA
Drainage Products
#173 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA
#62 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, Denver, PA
#189 inside DL VEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA
#61 inside Hartman Products, Pittsburgh, PA
#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Camp Hill, PA
#105 inside M&W Precast, LLC, Ottsville, PA
Dump/Service Bodies
#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA #46 & 47 outside
#8 outside Altec Industries, Inc., Plains, PA
#16 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA
#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA
#14 & 15 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH
#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ #25 & 26 outside
#61 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY
#13 outside J&J Truck Bodies & Trailers, Somerset, PA
#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading & Whitehall, PA #65 & 66 outside
#48-51 outside Maxwell, State College, PA
#127 inside MTech, Cleveland, OH
#79 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA
#67-73 & 77 outside
#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Limerick, PA
#52-56 outside
#74-76 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA
Dust Control
#54 inside Global Environmental Solutions, LLC, Manchester, NH
#124 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield/Bloomsburg, PA
Educational Resources/Training
L8 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, University Park, PA
#181 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA
L14 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts, Inc., Harrisburg, PA
#140 inside Pa. Department of Agriculture, Harrisburg, PA
L15 inside Pa. Department of Health - WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA
#84 inside Pa. One Call System, Inc, West Mifflin, PA
L4 inside Pa. Recreation & Park Society/TMI, State College, PA
L9 inside Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA
#164 inside The Zigmund Company, Harrisburg, PA
Electronic Safety and Security
#118 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA
Emergency Management
#164 inside The Zigmund Company, Harrisburg, PA
Employee Benefits
#161 inside CBIZ InR, Media, PA
Energy Consultant
#7 inside Bowman, Fort Washington, PA
#137 inside Conservative Energy Network of Pennsylvania, Hollidaysburg, PA
#138 inside Cypress Creek Renewables, Santa Monica, CA
#27 inside Franklin Energy/FirstEnergy, Murrysville, PA
#145 inside World-Kinect Energy Services, Pittsburgh, PA
Energy Services & Supplies
#103 inside EQT Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA
#50 inside Williams Companies, Tunkhannock, PA
#145 inside World-Kinect Energy Services, Pittsburgh, PA
Engineers/Consultants/Surveyors/Planners
#13 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, PC, Allentown, PA
#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lancaster, PA
#85 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC, Clarks Summit, Freeland, & Plymouth Meeting, PA
#155 inside Bassett Engineering, Montoursville, PA
#7 inside Bowman, Fort Washington, PA
#175 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA
#142 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA
#67 inside Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC, Pottstown, PA
#89 inside Colliers Engineering & Design, Lehigh Valley, PA
#120 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA
#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA
#66 inside GFT, Mechanicsburg, PA
#64 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG), Harrisburg, PA
#35 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., Allentown, PA
#182 inside JHA Companies, Montrose, PA
#196 inside Keystone Consulting Engineers, Inc., Lehigh Valley & Poconos, PA
#76 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA
#132 inside PennBid, Nazareth, PA
#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA
#159 inside Redcon Engineering, Carnegie, PA
#68 inside Remington & Vernick Engineers, Yardley, PA
#80 inside RETTEW Associates, Inc., Lancaster, PA
#95 inside T and M Associates, Bethlehem, PA
#10 inside U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore, MD, & Pittsburgh & Philadelphia, PA
Entertainment
#42 inside Schaefer Fireworks, Lancaster, PA
Environmental Organizations
#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lancaster, PA
L8 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, University Park, PA
L14 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts, Inc., Harrisburg, PA
#140 inside Pa. Department of Agriculture, Harrisburg, PA
#10 inside U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore, MD, & Pittsburgh & Philadelphia, PA
L5 inside U.S. Department of Agriculture
Natural Resources Conservation Service, Harrisburg, PA
EXHIBITORS
Equipment – Groundskeeping
#180 inside & Americhem International, Inc., Altoona, Middletown, Philadelphia, & #2 outside Williamsport, PA
#40 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA #37-40 outside
#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment/Foster F. Wineland/ #62-64 outside Five Star Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#6 outside Lawn and Golf Supply Company, Phoenixville, PA
#9 outside MowerMax powered by Atmax Equipment Co., Tampa, FL
#74-76 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA
Equipment – Heavy & Industrial
#101 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland, PA
#90 & 91 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT
#32 outside
#143 inside Auctions International, East Aurora, NY
#18-21 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA
#20 inside Bortek Industries, Inc., Mechanicsburg, PA
#40 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA #37-40 outside
#172 inside Deckman Motor & Pump Inc., Bridgeport, PA
#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ
#25 & 26 outside #41-45 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA
#27 & 28 outside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA
#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment/Foster F. Wineland/ #62-64 outside Five Star Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#33 & 34 outside Highway Equipment & Supply Co., Harrisburg, PA
#5 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Clarks Summit, PA
#9 outside MowerMax powered by Atmax Equipment Co., Tampa, FL
#127 inside MTech, Cleveland, OH
#3 outside ODRA Road Sweepers, Grand Forks, ND
#4 outside PowerPro Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#59 & 60 outside U.S. Municipal, King of Prussia, PA
#24 & 25 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA
17 outside
#32 & 33 inside Vermeer North Atlantic, Middletown, PA
Equipment – Mowers
#101 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland, PA
#78 inside & John Deere, Lancaster, PA
#31 outside
#27 & 28 outside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA
#6 outside Lawn and Golf Supply Company, Phoenixville, PA
#5 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Clarks Summit, PA
#7 outside Messick’s, Mount Joy, PA
#110 inside Montage Enterprises, Blairstown, NJ #29 & 30 outside
#9 outside MowerMax powered by Atmax Equipment Co., Tampa, FL
#4 outside PowerPro Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#79 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA #67-73 & 77 outside
#59 & 60 outside U.S. Municipal, King of Prussia, PA
Equipment – Pavement Maintenance
#16 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA
#90 & 91 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT #32 outside
#18-21 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA
#40 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA #37-40 outside
#41-45 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA
#3 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA #35 & 36 outside
#59 & 60 outside U.S. Municipal, King of Prussia, PA
Equipment – Rentals
#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA #46 & 47 outside
#8 outside Altec Industries, Inc., Plains, PA
#18-21 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA
#20 inside Bortek Industries, Inc., Mechanicsburg, PA
#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA
#41-45 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA
#27 & 28 outside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA
#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment/Foster F. Wineland/ #62-64 outside Five Star Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#5 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Clarks Summit, PA
#48-51 outside Maxwell, State College, PA
#7 outside Messick’s, Mount Joy, PA
#4 outside PowerPro Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#117 inside United Rentals, Inc., Stamford, CT
#32 & 33 inside Vermeer North Atlantic, Middletown, PA
EXHIBITORS
Equipment – Snow & Ice Removal
#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA
#46 & 47 outside
#180 inside & Americhem International, Inc., Altoona, Middletown, Philadelphia, & #2 outside Williamsport, PA
#16 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA
#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA
#14 & 15 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH
#173 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA
#40 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA #37-40 outside
#78 inside & John Deere, Lancaster, PA
#31 outside
#61 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY
#41-45 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA
#27 & 28 outside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA
#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment/Foster F. Wineland/ #62-64 outside Five Star Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#13 outside J&J Truck Bodies & Trailers, Somerset, PA
#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading & Whitehall, PA
#65 & 66 outside
#6 outside Lawn and Golf Supply Company, Phoenixville, PA
#22-24 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA
#5 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Clarks Summit, PA
#48-51 outside Maxwell, State College, PA
#79 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA
#67-73 & 77 outside
#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Limerick, PA
#52-56 outside
#74-76 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA
#24 & 25 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA 17 outside
Equipment – Sweepers
#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA
#46 & 47 outside
#180 inside & Americhem International, Inc., Altoona, Middletown, Philadelphia, & #2 outside Williamsport, PA
#20 inside Bortek Industries, Inc., Mechanicsburg, PA
#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ #25 & 26 outside
L18 inside Evercor Facility Management, Wyoming, PA
#11 & 12 outside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA
#3 outside ODRA Road Sweepers, Grand Forks, ND
#59 & 60 outside U.S. Municipal, King of Prussia, PA
Equipment – Tractors
#101 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland, PA
#78 inside & John Deere, Lancaster, PA
#31 outside
#6 outside Lawn and Golf Supply Company, Phoenixville, PA
#5 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Clarks Summit, PA
#7 outside Messick’s, Mount Joy, PA
#4 outside PowerPro Equipment, Lebanon, PA
#72 inside Sourcewell, Staples, MN
Equipment – Trucks
#8 outside Altec Industries, Inc., Plains, PA
#16 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA
#143 inside Auctions International, East Aurora, NY
#178 inside & Bergey’s Truck Centers, Souderton, PA
#10 outside
#14 & 15 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH
#61 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY
#37 inside Hondru Fleet, Government and Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA
#13 outside J&J Truck Bodies & Trailers, Somerset, PA
#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading & Whitehall, PA
#65 & 66 outside
#22-24 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA
#48-51 outside Maxwell, State College, PA
#72 inside Sourcewell, Staples, MN
#79 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA
#67-73 & 77 outside
#156 inside & Structural Metal Fabricators Inc., Palmerton, PA
#1 outside
#153 inside Syntech Systems, Tallahassee, FL
#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Limerick, PA
#52-56 outside
#74-76 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA
#117 inside United Rentals, Inc., Stamford, CT
Equipment – Wood Chippers
#27 & 28 outside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA
#33 & 34 outside Highway Equipment & Supply Co., Harrisburg, PA
#32 & 33 inside Vermeer North Atlantic, Middletown, PA
Erosion Control
#54 inside Global Environmental Solutions, LLC, Manchester, NH
#61 inside Hartman Products, Pittsburgh, PA
#167 inside Titan Post Drivers, Blairsville, PA
Excavation
#123 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH
#67 inside Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC, Pottstown, PA
#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA
#33 & 34 outside Highway Equipment & Supply Co., Harrisburg, PA
#84 inside Pa. One Call System, Inc, West Mifflin, PA
Financial Consulting
#161 inside CBIZ InR, Media, PA
#81 inside GTS (By PSDLAF), Lancaster, PA
#1 inside Kafferlin Strategies/CiviLink, Warren, PA
Financial Management/Banking
#166 inside First National Bank of PA, Pittsburgh, PA
#171 inside PLGIT, Harrisburg, PA
#190 inside Univest Financial Corporation, Souderton, PAL
Fleet Management Systems
#143 inside Auctions International, East Aurora, NY
#13 outside J&J Truck Bodies & Trailers, Somerset, PA
#9 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment/OWL Services, Mechancisburg, PA
#165 inside Tyler Technologies, Plano, TX
#135 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA
Fueling Systems & Electric Vehicle Charging
#9 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment/OWL Services, Mechancisburg, PA
Furniture – School & Office
#70 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA
L10 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA
Gas Exploration
#103 inside EQT Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA
#48 inside Repsol Oil and Gas USA, LLC, Horseheads, PA
Generators
#188 inside PPS - Palco Power Systems, Jeannette, PA
Geographic Information Systems
#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lancaster, PA
#85 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC, Clarks Summit, Freeland, & Plymouth Meeting, PA
#142 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA
#66 inside GFT, Mechanicsburg, PA
#64 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG), Harrisburg, PA
#196 inside Keystone Consulting Engineers, Inc., Lehigh Valley & Poconos, PA
#76 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA
#44 & 45 inside Print O Stat Inc., York, PA
#126 inside SDL, Berkeley Heights, NJ
#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA
Geologists
#35 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., Allentown, PA
L13 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Norristown, PA
GPS Vehicle Tracking
#135 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA
Grants/Grant Writing
#7 inside Bowman, Fort Washington, PA
#175 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA
L7 inside Center for Rural Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA
#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA
#66 inside GFT, Mechanicsburg, PA
#64 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG), Harrisburg, PA
#1 inside Kafferlin Strategies/CiviLink, Warren, PA
#196 inside Keystone Consulting Engineers, Inc., Lehigh Valley & Poconos, PA
#75 inside Pa. Council on the Arts, Harrisburg, PA
L6 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA
L15 inside Pa. Department of Health - WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA
#129 inside PennDOT - Office of Planning, Harrisburg, PA
#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA
#95 inside T and M Associates, Bethlehem, PA
EXHIBITORS
Historic Preservation
#185 inside Pa. Municipal Code Alliance, Chambersburg, PA
#88 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA
#10 inside U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore, MD, & Pittsburgh & Philadelphia, PA
#86 inside U.S. Bridge, Cambridge, OH
HR Consulting Services
#1 inside Kafferlin Strategies/CiviLink, Warren, PA
Information Services
#186 & 187 inside Diversified Technology Corp., Bloomsburg, PA
#133 inside FileBank, Inc., Oakland, NJ
#112 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA
#157 inside Intrada Technologies, Muncy, PA
#184 inside Loop - Websites for Municipalities, Sherwood Park, AB
#71 inside Savvy Citizen, Pittsburgh, PA
#88 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA
#30 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA
Chocolate Lobby Warren County Visitors Bureau, Warren County, PA
Information Technology
#113 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, Lebanon, PA
#133 inside FileBank, Inc., Oakland, NJ
#83 inside Gridless, Pennsauken, NJ
#112 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA
#16 inside IntermixIT, Harrisburg, PA
#157 inside Intrada Technologies, Muncy, PA
#39 inside Ironton Global, Coplay, PA
#71 inside Savvy Citizen, Pittsburgh, PA
#88 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA
#30 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA
#118 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA
Insurance
#168 inside AETNA, Harrisburg, PA
#49 inside Brown & Brown Insurance, Bethlehem, PA
#166 inside First National Bank of PA, Pittsburgh, PA
#181 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA
#149 inside McGowan Governmental Underwriters, Fairview Park, OH
#106 inside Municipal Risk Management, Sewickley, PA
#170 inside PSATS Trustees Insurance and Retirement Services, Enola, PA
#176 inside H.A. Thomson, Chester Springs, PA
#169 inside National Vision Administrators (NVA), Mechanicsburg / UNUM, King of Prussia, PA
#163 inside Travelers, Blue Bell, Pittsburgh, & Wyomissing, PA
#116 inside Trident Public Risk Solutions, Avon, CT
#164 inside The Zigmund Company, Harrisburg, PA
Intelligent Automation
L17 inside KeyMark, Inc., Liberty, SC
Lighting
#27 inside Franklin Energy/FirstEnergy, Murrysville, PA
#97 inside Musco Sports Lighting, Oskaloosa, IA
Machine Shop & Fabrication
#22-24 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA
#24 & 25 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA 17 outside
Manhole Castings/Rehabilitation
#82 inside Abel Recon, Mountville, PA
#189 inside DL VEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA
#105 inside M&W Precast, LLC, Ottsville, PA
#99 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA
Mapping/Mapping Equipment
#13 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, PC, Allentown, PA
#120 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA
#93 & 94 inside ICC Community Development (General Code), Rochester, NY
#44 & 45 inside Print O Stat Inc., York, PA
Minute Books
#130 & 131 and Pa. State Association of Township Supervisors, Enola, PA #146 & 147 inside
Municipal Management Software
#89 inside Colliers Engineering & Design, Lehigh Valley, PA
#93 & 94 inside ICC Community Development (General Code), Rochester, NY
EXHIBITORS
#1 inside Kafferlin Strategies/CiviLink, Warren, PA
#132 inside PennBid, Nazareth, PA
#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA
#160 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ
Natural Gas Production
#103 inside EQT Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA
Nonprofit/Small Business Resources
#75 inside Pa. Council on the Arts, Harrisburg, PA
Office Supplies
#12 inside Government Forms & Supplies, Sioux City, IA
Online Bid Management
#132 inside PennBid, Nazareth, PA
Open Space Planning
L15 inside Pa. Department of Health - WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA
L4 inside Pa. Recreation & Park Society/TMI, State College, PA
Ordinance Codification
#93 & 94 inside ICC Community Development (General Code), Rochester, NY
Outdoor Furniture
#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA
#17 inside Kompan, Austin, TX
L10 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA
#31 inside Play & Park Structures, Chattanooga, TN & Pittsburgh, PA
Park Equipment
#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA
#139 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment/MRC, Sea Girt, NJ
#65 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA
#17 inside Kompan, Austin, TX
#114 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ
L6 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA
L4 inside Pa. Recreation & Park Society/TMI, State College, PA
#31 inside Play & Park Structures, Chattanooga, TN & Pittsburgh, PA
#2 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA
#72 inside Sourcewell, Staples, MN
#98 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA
#117 inside United Rentals, Inc., Stamford, CT
Pavement Management
#13 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, PC, Allentown, PA
#28 inside FPT Infrastructure, Mount Airy, NC
#47 inside Highway Rehabilitation Corporation, Alden, NY
#141 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY
#160 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ
Pavement Products/Maintenance/Preservation
#136 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, Allentown, PA
#56 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA
#90 & 91 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT
#32 outside
#123 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH
#40 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA #37-40 outside
L18 inside Evercor Facility Management, Wyoming, PA
#28 inside FPT Infrastructure, Mount Airy, NC
#57 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA
#47 inside Highway Rehabilitation Corporation, Alden, NY
#124 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield/Bloomsburg, PA
#53 inside Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA), Harrisburg, PA
#69 inside Patch Management Inc., Fairless Hills, PA
#74 inside Russell Standard, Fayetteville, PA
#3 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA #35 & 36 outside
#141 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY
#177 inside UNIQUE Paving Materials Corp., Cleveland, OH
#160 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ
Pavilions/Site Furnishings
#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA
#139 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment/MRC, Sea Girt, NJ
#65 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA
#114 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ
L10 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA
#31 inside Play & Park Structures, Chattanooga, TN & Pittsburgh, PA
#2 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA
Pension Plans/Pension Administrator
#161 inside CBIZ InR, Media, PA
L16 inside Pa. Municipal Retirement System, Harrisburg, PA
Permitting/Code Enforcement/Inspection Software
#191 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA
#120 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA
#93 & 94 inside ICC Community Development (General Code), Rochester, NY
#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA
#165 inside Tyler Technologies, Plano, TX
Pipe Supplier
#173 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA
#62 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, Denver, PA
#189 inside DL VEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA
#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Camp Hill, PA
Playgrounds
#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA
#139 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment/MRC, Sea Girt, NJ
#65 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA
#17 inside Kompan, Austin, TX
#114 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ
L6 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA
L4 inside Pa. Recreation & Park Society/TMI, State College, PA
#31 inside Play & Park Structures, Chattanooga, TN & Pittsburgh, PA
#2 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA
Police Equipment
#143 inside Auctions International, East Aurora, NY
#83 inside Gridless, Pennsauken, NJ
#39 inside Ironton Global, Coplay, PA
Prefabricated Concrete Buildings
#105 inside M&W Precast, LLC, Ottsville, PA
Printing/Publishing
#12 inside Government Forms & Supplies, Sioux City, IA
#29 inside Lark Enterprises, New Castle, PA
L10 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA
#44 & 45 inside Print O Stat Inc., York, PA
Public Safety
#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA
#113 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, Lebanon, PA
#83 inside Gridless, Pennsauken, NJ
L3 inside Pa. Chiefs of Police Association, Harrisburg, PA
L1 inside Pa. Emergency Management Agency, Harrisburg, PA
#84 inside Pa. One Call System, Inc, West Mifflin, PA
#164 inside The Zigmund Company, Harrisburg, PA
Real Estate Auctions
#15 inside H.K. Keller Real Estate and Auctions, Lancaster, PA
Recreation Equipment, Supplies & Services
#139 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment/MRC, Sea Girt, NJ
#65 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA
#17 inside Kompan, Austin, TX
#114 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ
L6 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA
#31 inside Play & Park Structures, Chattanooga, TN & Pittsburgh, PA
#2 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA
#42 inside Schaefer Fireworks, Lancaster, PA
#98 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA
Recycling Equipment/Information/Services
#33 & 34 outside Highway Equipment & Supply Co., Harrisburg, PA
#47 inside Highway Rehabilitation Corporation, Alden, NY
#29 inside Lark Enterprises, New Castle, PA
L9 inside Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA
#32 & 33 inside Vermeer North Atlantic, Middletown, PA
#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc., Newtown, PA
Resident Communication
#71 inside Savvy Citizen, Pittsburgh, PA
Retaining Walls
#61 inside Hartman Products, Pittsburgh, PA
#105 inside M&W Precast, LLC, Ottsville, PA
Risk Management/Safety
#181 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA
#149 inside McGowan Governmental Underwriters, Fairview Park, OH
#176 inside H.A. Thomson, Chester Springs, PA
#30 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA
Road Base Reclamation/Stabilization
#56 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA
#90 & 91 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT
#32 outside
#54 inside Global Environmental Solutions, LLC, Manchester, NH
#124 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield/Bloomsburg, PA
#18 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA
Road Construction & Maintenance Equipment, Products, Services & Supplies
#101 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland, PA
#136 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, Allentown, PA
#90 & 91 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT #32 outside
#123 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH
#18-21 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA
#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA
#14 & 15 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH
L8 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, University Park, PA
#61 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY
#28 inside FPT Infrastructure, Mount Airy, NC
#54 inside Global Environmental Solutions, LLC, Manchester, NH
#11 & 12 outside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA
#9 outside MowerMax powered by Atmax Equipment Co., Tampa, FL
#53 inside Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA), Harrisburg, PA
#18 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA
#74 inside Russell Standard, Fayetteville, PA
#3 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA
#35 & 36 outside
#79 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA #67-73 & 77 outside
#141 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY
#167 inside Titan Post Drivers, Blairsville, PA
#24 & 25 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA 17 outside
#160 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ
Roadway Safety Products
#173 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA
#29 inside Lark Enterprises, New Castle, PA
#167 inside Titan Post Drivers, Blairsville, PA
Rust & Corrosion Control
#55 inside Berkebile Oil, Somerset, PA
#11 inside Krown Rust Protection, Pennsylvania
#63 inside Pro Fleet Care, Wrightsville, PA
Safety – Personal Equipment
#29 inside Lark Enterprises, New Castle, PA
#162 inside Portwest LLC, Shepardsville, KY
Salt Brine Makers and Applicators
#14 & 15 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH
#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ #25 & 26 outside
#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading & Whitehall, PA #65 & 66 outside
Salt Storage Buildings
#174 inside Elemental Shelter Solutions, Burgettstown, PA
#5 inside Keystone Concrete Products, Inc., New Holland, PA
#70 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA
Septic System Equipment & Services
#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc., Newtown, PA
Sewage Collection Systems
#158 inside Advanced Rehabilitation Technology, Bryan, OH
#85 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC, Clarks Summit, Freeland, & Plymouth Meeting, PA
#172 inside Deckman Motor & Pump Inc., Bridgeport, PA
#8 inside Guyer Brothers Inc., New Enterprise, PA
#43 inside Insight Pipe Contracting, Harmony, PA
#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA
#77 inside Performance Pipelining Inc., Bedford, PA
#150 & 151 inside Site Specific Design, Abington, PA
Sewage Enforcement
#182 inside JHA Companies, Montrose, PA
L13 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Norristown, PA
Sewer and Culvert Rehabilitation
#82 inside Abel Recon, Mountville, PA
#158 inside Advanced Rehabilitation Technology, Bryan, OH
#85 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC, Clarks Summit, Freeland, & Plymouth Meeting, PA
#41 inside CMC Bridge Systems, Denver, CO
#189 inside DL VEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA
#8 inside Guyer Brothers Inc., New Enterprise, PA
#43 inside Insight Pipe Contracting, Harmony, PA
#99 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA
#77 inside Performance Pipelining Inc., Bedford, PA
Sewer Cleaning/Inspection Equipment
#59 inside Blooming Glen Contractors, Inc - Water & Wastewater Services, Skippack, PA
#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ
#25 & 26 outside
#11 & 12 outside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA
#8 inside Guyer Brothers Inc., New Enterprise, PA
#43 inside Insight Pipe Contracting, Harmony, PA
#127 inside MTech, Cleveland, OH
Sign and Road Inventory
#121 inside Main Stream Industries Incorporated, Bernville, PA
#167 inside Titan Post Drivers, Blairsville, PA
#160 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ
Skill Games
#109 inside Pennsylvania Skill, Harrisburg, PA
Social Media Management
#112 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA
#157 inside Intrada Technologies, Muncy, PA
Chocolate Lobby Warren County Visitors Bureau, Warren County, PA
Soil Remediation/Stabilization
#54 inside Global Environmental Solutions, LLC, Manchester, NH
L13 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Norristown, PA
#18 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA
Solar Products/Services
#137 inside Conservative Energy Network of Pennsylvania, Hollidaysburg, PA
#138 inside Cypress Creek Renewables, Santa Monica, CA
#83 inside Gridless, Pennsauken, NJ
#121 inside Main Stream Industries Incorporated, Bernville, PA
Solid Waste Management
L13 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Norristown, PA
#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc., Newtown, PA
Sourcewell/TIPS Design-Build Services
#60 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA
Stormwater Services & Supplies
#13 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, PC, Allentown, PA
#158 inside Advanced Rehabilitation Technology, Bryan, OH
#142 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA
#67 inside Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC, Pottstown, PA
L18 inside Evercor Facility Management, Wyoming, PA
#61 inside Hartman Products, Pittsburgh, PA
#127 inside MTech, Cleveland, OH
#99 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA
#10 inside U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore, MD, & Pittsburgh & Philadelphia, PA
Surveying Equipment/Surveyors
#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA
#21 inside JAMAR Technologies, Inc., Hatfield, PA
#44 & 45 inside Print O Stat Inc., York, PA
Tank Containment
#9 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment/OWL Services, Mechancisburg, PA
Tax and Fee Collection & Administration Services
#52 inside Berkheimer Tax Innovations, Bangor, PA
#186 & 187 inside Diversified Technology Corp., Bloomsburg, PA
#122 inside JP Harris Associates LLC, Mechanicsburg, PA
#4 inside Keystone Collections Group, Irwin, PA
Telecommunications
#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA
#157 inside Intrada Technologies, Muncy, PA
#39 inside Ironton Global, Coplay, PA
#102 inside Kinetic, Ephrata, PA
#135 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA
#118 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA
Traffic Consultants
#7 inside Bowman, Fort Washington, PA
#64 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG), Harrisburg, PA
#21 inside JAMAR Technologies, Inc., Hatfield, PA
#76 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA
#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA
Traffic Control Services/Products (Signs, Signals, & Software)
#21 inside JAMAR Technologies, Inc., Hatfield, PA
#121 inside Main Stream Industries Incorporated, Bernville, PA
#167 inside Titan Post Drivers, Blairsville, PA
Trailer Hitch Systems/Trailers
#13 outside J&J Truck Bodies & Trailers, Somerset, PA
#48-51 outside Maxwell, State College, PA
#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Limerick, PA
#52-56 outside
Training – Safety & Maintenance
#129 inside PennDOT - Office of Planning, Harrisburg, PA
#117 inside United Rentals, Inc., Stamford, CT
#164 inside The Zigmund Company, Harrisburg, PA
Utility Billing Software
#191 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA
#186 & 187 inside Diversified Technology Corp., Bloomsburg, PA
#197 inside Edmunds GovTech, Northfield, NJ
#19 inside gWorks, Omaha, NE
#165 inside Tyler Technologies, Plano, TX
Utility Company
#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA
#27 inside Franklin Energy/FirstEnergy, Murrysville, PA
#102 inside Kinetic, Ephrata, PA
#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA
Vehicles & Vehicle Service
#178 inside & Bergey’s Truck Centers, Souderton, PA
#10 outside
#37 inside Hondru Fleet, Government and Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA
#22-24 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA
Vehicle Decals
#121 inside Main Stream Industries Incorporated, Bernville, PA
L10 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA
Waste Removal Services
#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc., Newtown, PA
Water Conservation
#64 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. (HRG), Harrisburg, PA
Water/Wastewater Equipment and Services
#82 inside Abel Recon, Mountville, PA
#158 inside Advanced Rehabilitation Technology, Bryan, OH
#59 inside Blooming Glen Contractors, Inc - Water & Wastewater Services, Skippack, PA
#89 inside Colliers Engineering & Design, Lehigh Valley, PA
#172 inside Deckman Motor & Pump Inc., Bridgeport, PA
#127 inside MTech, Cleveland, OH
#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania Inc., Newtown, PA
Water/Wastewater/Sewer Technical Services
#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lancaster, PA
#85 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, LLC, Clarks Summit, Freeland, & Plymouth Meeting, PA
#59 inside Blooming Glen Contractors, Inc - Water & Wastewater Services, Skippack, PA
#7 inside Bowman, Fort Washington, PA
#175 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA
#142 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA
#89 inside Colliers Engineering & Design, Lehigh Valley, PA
#120 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA
#172 inside Deckman Motor & Pump Inc., Bridgeport, PA
#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA
#66 inside GFT, Mechanicsburg, PA
#182 inside JHA Companies, Montrose, PA
#76 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA
#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA
#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA
#77 inside Performance Pipelining Inc., Bedford, PA
#95 inside T and M Associates, Bethlehem, PA
Window Blinds
#22 inside Commercial Flooring Professionals, Inc., Camp Hill, PA
Zoning Review
#196 inside Keystone Consulting Engineers, Inc., Lehigh Valley & Poconos, PA
#185 inside Pa. Municipal Code Alliance, Chambersburg, PA
#95 inside T and M Associates, Bethlehem, PA
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Sunday Noon - 6 p.m. Monday 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.; 5 - 7 p.m. Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Visit the indoor and outdoor exhibits:
Sunday Noon - 6 p.m.
Monday 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.; 5 - 7 p.m.
Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Visit the indoor and outdoor exhibits:
Sunday Noon - 6 p.m.
Monday 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.; 5 - 7 p.m.
Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
PSATS Public Works Expo ’25
December 15 & 16
Kalahari Resorts & Convention Center, Monroe County
The PSATS Public Works Expo ‘25 provides a premier, comprehensive, hands-on learning experience for public works professionals at all levels, featuring traditional and interactive sessions, seminars, workshops, and networking opportunities. Watch the Morning News and Township News for more details in the coming months.
Visit the indoor and outdoor exhibits:
Sunday Noon - 6 p.m.
Monday 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.; 5 - 7 p.m.
Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Visit the indoor and outdoor exhibits:
Sunday Noon - 6 p.m.
Monday 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.; 5 - 7 p.m.
Tuesday 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Mark your calendars for the 2026 PSATS Annual Conference, April 19-22 in Hershey!
PSATS Public Works Expo ’25
December 15 & 16
Kalahari Resorts & Convention Center, Monroe County
The PSATS Public Works Expo ‘25 provides a premier, comprehensive, hands-on learning experience for public works professionals at all levels, featuring traditional and interactive sessions, seminars, workshops, and networking opportunities. Watch the Morning News and Township News for more details in the coming months.
SHUTTLE TRACKING STATION
Waiting on a shuttle and want to know where it is? PSATS Conference sponsor Allied Communications will be tracking all shuttles via GPS from the Chocolate Lobby vestibule at the Shuttle Tracking Station. You will also be able to get to the shuttle tracking webpage online or by a link on our mobile app.
FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE BETWEEN HERSHEY LODGE AND CONFERENCE HOUSING LOCATIONS
A dedicated shuttle bus will run a continuous loop from noon to 10 p.m. on Sunday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Monday, and 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Tuesday between the Hershey Lodge and each hotel listed above.
FREE SATELLITE PARKING SHUTTLE AT HERSHEYPARK COMPLEX
PSATS will operate a free shuttle service to and from a satellite parking lot (No. 19 on map) five minutes from the Lodge at the Hersheypark Complex, next to the GIANT Center, just off Hersheypark Drive. The shuttle will pick up passengers at Tram Station No. 2 (nearest to Giant Center). Follow the signs to the PSATS shuttle parking area. This shuttle will run continuously from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. (Note: The Giant Center is located at 550 W. Hersheypark Drive, Hershey, PA 17033.)
HOSPITALITY SUITES
Hershey
Lodge
Exhibitor Hospitality Room 1110 The EADS Group
County Hospitality Rooms
1111 Beaver County 3341 Berks County 1466 Bucks County 2222 Erie County 2311 Fayette County 1611 Lehigh County 2220 Westmoreland County
The conference mobile app also includes the hospitality suites list and room map, which appears on the back of this page.
HERSHEY®’s Milk Chocolate Bar 1111 Beaver Co. 1466 Bucks Co. 1110 EADS Group 2222 Erie Co. 2220 Westmoreland Co.
5 th Avenue® 3341 Berks Co.
Cocoa® 1611 Lehigh Co.
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ATTENDANCE & PUNCTUALITY AWARD
MONDAY, MAY 5, 2025
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ATTENDANCE & PUNCTUALITY AWARD
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 2025
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ATTENDANCE & PUNCTUALITY AWARD
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 2025
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We Need Your Help!
Become a part of PSATS’ Power of One program! Through this campaign, PSATS is asking township officials and employees who are willing to step up and help make their association a stronger, more viable organization. If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out this card before dropping it into the punctuality prize box Tuesday morning.
Yes, I want to volunteer:
Annual Conference
Ambassador
Help at a regional PSATS class
Help with social media
Be a judge for a contest
Serve on a standing committee
Be a sergeant at arms during general session at Conference
Contact my legislator
Share an experience with the Pa. Township News
For more information, email powerofone@psats.org or call 717-763-0930.
Sign Up For the Morning News!
Do you want the PSATS Morning News, our free daily two-minute e-newsletter of highlights from Harrisburg, important dates and reminders, grant information, legislative updates, and upcoming classes?
Yes, sign me up!
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Note: Please provide a unique email address. A general township email address used for more than one person will not work for personal login access!
Interested in Serving the Association?
The State Association is always looking for volunteers to serve on its standing committees, speak at PSATS workshops, or help in other capacities. The committees hold an annual meeting in the fall or winter.
Conference Planning Committee
Yes, I would be interested in serving on an Association standing committee.
Resolutions Committee
Rules Committee
Finance Committee
Nominations Committee
Secretary-Manager Committee
Under 2K Committee
2K to 5K Committee
5K to 10K Committee
Over 10K Committee
Yes, I would be interested in being a panelist/speaker at a PSATS workshop at the Annual Conference or around the state. Topic(s) of expertise:
Yes, I would like to volunteer to help in general. Please contact me.
David M. Sanko, Executive Director
4855 Woodland Drive
Enola, PA 17025-1291
Telephone: (717) 763-0930
Fax: (717) 763-9732
www.psats.org
