PSATS 2023 Conference Program Book

A Message from Your President

Celebrating Our 100th Conference!

THE ROAD TO THE FUTURE, AND 100 MORE!

It’s amazing to think this is PSATS’ 100th Conference, but when you consider how far we’ve come, it’s easy to see it’s only just begun.

That’s why “The Road to the Future” seems like the perfect theme for this year’s event as we gather again for education, networking, camaraderie, exhibits, and let’s not forget, fun! Take time to explore all the options this conference presents for township officials across the commonwealth.

Don’t miss a chance to visit Pennsylvania’s largest municipal exhibit show, complete with a new layout.

This year’s conference features an impressive list of speakers, educational seminars, and opportunities to interact with fellow township officials from all over Pennsylvania. Take advantage of this Program Book, the Business Meeting Guide, the Schedule-at-a-Glance, and the conference mobile app, and if you have any questions, ask someone in a PSATS shirt.

There’s no better opportunity for education and networking than at the PSATS Conference. Enjoy!

PSATS President A.J. Boni

A Message from Your Executive Director

Charting the “Road to the Future”

WELCOME TO HERSHEY!

As we celebrate our 100th Conference, we reflect on the past accomplishments of PSATS and its members, all while continuing to chart the path forward on the “Road to the Future.”

You don’t stage 100 conferences without learning along the way. This year’s event will feature plenty of chances to listen and learn, new attractions, and a good amount of time-tested favorites throughout the Lodge. Be sure to download the conference mobile app to keep everything conference-related at your fingertips.

We certainly want the conference to give you the tools you need to make your township service job easier. Visit me during “Donuts with Dave” to ask questions or share your thoughts. We’ve also scheduled time Tuesday for you to meet with your state lawmakers, where you can pose questions and glean information to help you meet your residents’ needs.

I’m available, so please feel free to stop me as you see me around the Lodge. Listening and learning are what this conference is all about, and I’m eager to do both.

PSATS Executive Director David M. Sanko

Pennsylvania Townships Health Insurance Cooperative Trust

Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust

PSATS Unemployment Compensation Group Trust

Silver

Bronze

Patron

• Allied Communications

• Campbell Durrant, P.C.

• Carroll Engineering Corp.

• COSTARS

• Executive Image Solutions, Inc.

• MRM/HUB

• HUB International

• Pa. Department of Agriculture

• Pizza Boy Brewing Co.

• Prismworks Technology

• Seneca Resources Company, LLC

• Triscari

• Troegs Independent Brewing

• Visit Hershey & Harrisburg

• Yuengling

Hotel Shuttle Bus Sponsors

• Best Western Plus Hershey

• Comfort Inn at the Park

• Courtyard by Marriott

• Days Inn Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites

Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites

Hummelstown

• Hersheypark Camping Resort

• Hilton Garden Inn Hershey

• Holiday Inn Express

• Howard Johnson by Wyndham

• Springhill Suites by Marriott

• Super 8 by Wyndham

Note: is 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 Schedule-at-a-Glance. The Health Insurance and Pension Trusts are also sponsors for the Legislative Reception, and the U.C. Trust is a sponsor for ScanTrivia.

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.

LAURIE STORRAR Jones Twp., Elk Co.

TRUDY HARKCOM Donegal Twp., Westmoreland Co.

TRACY FRAMPTON The EADS Group

A.J. BONI PSATS President

RUSSELL RAUB Tyrone Twp., Adams Co.

LARRY SCHMIDT Brookfield Twp., Tioga Co.

SCOTT YAW Westtown Twp., Chester Co.

JOANN RHEEL Conemaugh Twp., Cambria Co.

CHUCK STOWE PSATS SecretaryTreasurer

NEIL VAUGHN Edgmont Twp., Delaware Co.

GAIL ZOLA North Union Twp., Schuylkill Co.

DAVID ALBRIGHT Chestnuthill Twp., Monroe Co.

JENNIFER FREES Comcast Keystone Region

TIM MAY Harborcreek Twp., Erie Co.

JUDY LIZZA Thornbury Twp., Chester Co.

LINDA GREENLAND Clay Twp., Huntingdon Co.

SHELDON GRAHAM Boggs Twp., Clearfield Co.

TODD HERRMAN Stephenson Equipment

CHARLES WURSTER Springettsbury Twp., York Co.

The Power of One

CAN ONE PERSON REALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE?

Each member represents the “power of one” that turns into the collective strength of many. It is the passion, enthusiasm, and synergy of these individuals that PSATS has been to tapping with its Power of One volunteer initiative.

Through this effort, PSATS has been asking township officials and employees who are willing to step up and help make their association a stronger, more viable organization.

And step up you have! Since we launched this program five years ago, many of you have been volunteering to help PSATS with a whole host of needs.

Some members helped with our big December conference mailing, others have moderated workshops, and others have served as registrars for our educational sessions around the commonwealth.

And now here in Hershey, we have all sorts of Power of One volunteers helping to make this conference even more successful. Look for the Power of One ribbon on their badges. They’ll be the ones helping you find your way around the Lodge, scanning your badges at various events, moderating workshops, and helping out in many other ways.

WANT TO VOLUNTEER?

The power of one to make a difference is an awesome power. If you would like to become a part of this network of volunteers, please fill out the back of the punctuality cards on page 186, email powerofone@psats.org, or call PSATS at (717) 763-0930.

Through the Power of One, PSATS hopes to mold a personal experience for its members, one that delivers opportunities that will allow you to share your time and talents for the association’s collective good.

PSATS BOARD & TRUSTEES

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Officers

President

Andrew J. Boni, Perry Twp., Fayette Co.

First Vice President

John “Jay” Wilkes Jr., Jackson Twp., Luzerne Co. (Chairman)

Second Vice President

Steven D. Hess Sr., North Centre Twp., Columbia Co. (Vice Chairman)

Secretary-Treasurer

Charles O. Stowe, Allegheny Twp., Butler Co.

Assistant Secretary-Treasurer

Robert Heffelfinger, Richland Twp., Cambria Co.

Immediate Past President

Marvin G. Meteer, Wyalusing Twp., Bradford Co.

Executive Committee

Mary Jo Campbell, Washington Twp., Erie Co.

Samuel F. Cressler, Southampton Twp., Franklin Co.

Tom Jennings, Independence Twp., Washington Co.

Robin Lindsey, Lower Paxton Twp., Dauphin Co.

Theodore F. Poatsy Jr., Upper Salford Twp., Montgomery Co.

H. Scott Russell, East Hempfield Twp., Lancaster Co.

TRUSTEES

Christopher Abruzzo, Derry Twp., Dauphin 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

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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

* Deceased

SERGEANTS AT ARMS

Lori Books, North Lebanon Township, Lebanon County

Marcy Mancini, Limerick Township, Montgomery County

Barry Milliken, Tuscarora Township, Juniata County

Frank Polidora, Butler Township, Luzerne County

Lindy Platz, Girard Township, Erie County

Jeff Shaffer, Smithfield Township, Huntingdon County

Jeff Sholtis, Morgan Township, Greene County

Anna Swailes, Metal Township, Franklin County

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 Packet. 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 in the Confernce Guide.

Conference Agenda

Name Badge Needed for Admission to All Sessions

All attendees must display their 2023 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.

Hershey Lodge security staff are on duty 24/7 and may be reached through the switchboard by dialing 0. In an extreme emergency, dial 911.

Additional safety information can be found on the bright orange flyer in your welcome tote.

Play SCANTrivia

If you’ve got a smartphone, you’ve got game! Play this interactive digital game to compete for thousands in gift cards and prizes. Scan the QR codes on the game board across from the PSATS Information

GENERAL INFORMATION BACK AGAIN!

Desk in the Chocolate Lobby, as well as codes at some exhibitor booths and scattered around the Lodge. Answer trivia questions about PSATS, townships, and Pennsylvania correctly to rack up points. You have to play to win!

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 delegate 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 delegate attending the annual conference must submit to their board an itemized account of all allowable expenses incurred at the conference.

Delegates 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 65.5 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, directly outside the Great American Hall Lobby. A list of the conference exhibitors begins on page 92. Exhibit hours are:

• Sunday: 1 to 5 p.m. and 6:30-8 p.m.

• Monday: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• Tuesday: 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

County Association Exhibit

Please be sure to visit the Fayette 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.

County Association Prizes

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, April 25. Delegates 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 vendor 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 187 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 call 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/Trivia 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 sessions 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.

Prize drawings will also be held for the Trivia Contest during the Tuesday and Wednesday morning general sessions. (This is separate from ScanTrivia.) Use the blue cards in the back of the book and place them in the “Trivia Contest” boxes as you leave the general session Monday and Tuesday mornings. You must be in the ballroom to win.

Supervisor/Secretary Hall of Fame Photo Booth

If you are a township supervisor or a township secretary who has served for 20 years or more, be sure to stop by our Hall of Fame photo booth. Supervisors and secretaries who have already had their picture taken at a previous conference need not have it taken again unless they want an updated photo. The photo booth will be open Monday and Tuesday afternoon in Cocoa Suites 4 & 5 (Member Lounge). Our photographer will take your photo for a possible article in a future issue of the Pennsylvania Township News. Don’t miss out on this chance to “claim your fame!”

Evaluation Forms

Please be sure to fill out daily and workshop evaluation forms. The forms are handed out each day and in every workshop. 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. You can also complete the evaluations online or on the conference app. Instructions will be available at each workshop.

ATTENTION!

PMGA Points

If you are enrolled in the PSATS 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.

Guest Program

On Tuesday evening join fellow bingo enthusiasts for 20 games of fun with “PSATS Bingo” in the Aztec Room. Games begin at 7:45 p.m. and end at 9:45 p.m. There is an additional fee of $30 to sign up for Bingo at the 2023 Conference. Register at the Conference Office by 5 p.m. Tuesday if you’d like to play.

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 the 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, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday, and from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Tuesday between the following facilities and the Hershey Lodge:

• Best Western Plus Hershey

• Comfort Inn at the Park

• Courtyard by Marriott

• Days Inn Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites Near the

• Hersheypark Camping Resort

• Hilton Garden Inn Hershey

• Holiday Inn Express Hershey

• Hotel Hershey

• Howard Johnson by Wyndham

• Springhill Suites by Marriott Park, Hummelstown

• Super 8 by Wyndham Hershey

See the map on pages 184 and 185 for the location of hotels.

• You can drive your car to our satellite parking lot near the GIANT Center in the Hersheypark Complex (No. 15 on the map on pages 184 and 185) 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 www.temeda.com, click on “Customer Login”, and use PSATS2023@psats.org for the email and PSATS2023 for the password. Click “Assets” 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.

PSATS Store & Member Lounge

Make sure to visit the PSATS Store and Member Lounge in Cocoa Suites 4 & 5 and the Cocoa Terrace near the bottom of the ramp or escalator. Stock up on PSATS logo items, from sweatshirts and safety vests to umbrellas, coffee mugs, selfie sticks, stuffed animals, PSATS 100th anniversary memorabilia, and more, as well as member supplies, such as minute and ordinance books,

TAKE THE “P” SHUTTLE FROM THE GIANT CENTER TO THE LODGE

PSATS parking area at Tram Stop #2

Pedestrian Bridge

Park by the PSATS flag!

Hersheypark Drive

highway occupancy permit forms, and the newest editions of the Sunshine Act/ Right-to-Know Law Manual and the Ethics Act Manual.

After shopping, relax and network with fellow township o cials in the PSATS Member Lounge. Enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone or tablet, get your member ID card photo taken, or use one of the computers available with high-speed internet access.

New-Bee Hive

First-time attendees are encouraged to mix, mingle, and merchandise in the New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suite 4 to meet other rst-timers and network with seasoned conference attendees and PSATS sta .

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 and in the Member Lounge in Cocoa Suites 4 and 5.

Food Service/Lodge Restaurants

• FOOD/SNACK BAR — Conference delegates and their guests are invited to visit the food court in the Great American Hall Lobby on the upper level of the Lodge. Lunch will be served Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

• FOOD TRUCKS — Conference delegates and their guests are invited to visit the food trucks in the outdoor exhibit area, rain or shine. Hresko’s BBQ will serve breakfast from 7:30 to 10 a.m. Monday and Tuesday. This truck, along with Smiling Taco-ria and Philly Cheesesteak Co., will serve sandwiches, snacks, and beverages from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, and 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. A Chick-fil-A truck will serve lunch Monday and Tuesday at the times listed above.

• RESTAURANTS — Conference attendees may enjoy dining at the following Lodge restaurants during the conference:

• Fire & Grain features gathering tables, a fire wall, and a full service bar. Breakfast is from 7 to 11 a.m., happy hour is from 4-6 p.m., and dinner is from 5-10 p.m. each day (reservations are recommended for dinner).

• The Bears’ Den, a sports-themed restaurant and bar, serves lunch and dinner from noon to 11 p.m.; the bar is open until 12 a.m.

• The Cocoa Beanery offers specialty coffees, espresso, milk shakes, fresh pastries and breakfast items, sandwiches, salads, paninis, chocolate desserts, and snacks from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

• Revelry offers contemporary chophouse fare with premium cuts and has the largest wine and spirits list in the house. Dine inside or on the patio (weather pending). The restaurant is open Sunday from 5-10 p.m (reservations are recommended).

Nearby Attractions

Hershey’s Chocolate World, Hershey Gardens (with a conservatory and butterfly house), The Hershey Story Museum, ZooAmerica, the Antique Automobile Club of America Museum, the Milton Hershey School, Tröeg’s Brewery, the Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, Pa. State Police Academy Museum, and the Tanger Outlets at Hershey are open daily. The Lodge’s concierge desk near the fireplace in the main lobby can provide more information on these and other area destinations. See the map on pages 184 and 185 for the locations of these attractions.

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.

SPONSOR PRESENTATIONS

COCOA SUITES 1, 2, 3, 6 & COCOA TERRACE

Monday & Tuesday workshops

COCOA SUITE 1 & COCOA TERRACE

Monday & Wednesday Donuts with Dave

CHOCOLATE BALLROOM

Sunday Desserts with Dave, Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday General Sessions, Monday & Tuesday workshops, Monday “Road to the Future”

Reception, and Tuesday Bingo

COCOA SUITES 4 & 5 PSATS Store, Bee Hive, and Member Lounge CONFERENCE OFFICE/ CHECK-IN

GREAT AMERICAN HALL Indoor Exhibits, Sunday Welcome Reception, Monday and Tuesday Continental Breakfasts, and Tuesday Legislative Grassroots Reception

Hershey® Grill

COUNTY EXHIBIT & CONFERENCE CHECK-IN

SHUTTLE TRACKING STATION

CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK

EXHIBITOR CHECK-IN DESK

SUNDAY PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP CHECK-IN EMPIRE A

WORKSHOP CATEGORIES

Twenty workshops at this year’s conference are eligible for points through the PSATS 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 won’t be charged the $75 enrollment fee, but 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 feeregistration if you sign up for PMGA by the end of conference!the

Sunday, April 23, 2023

8 a.m.-4 p.m.

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP CHECK-IN

Confection Lobby (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.

EXHIBITOR CHECK-IN

Great American Hall Lobby, Chocolate Lobby

All exhibitors must get their badge before participating in any conference activities.

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.

Noon-10 p.m.

HOTEL SHUTTLE BUSES

Chocolate Lobby Portico

SUNDAY WORKSHOPS

9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

PA ASSOCIATION OF ZONING OFFICIALS SPRING EDUCATIONAL FORUM*

Wild Rose A & B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Note: An additional registration fee of $125 for members and $175 for non-members is required. Lunch is included.

is full-day program explores issues that zoning o cers and planning and zoning o cials face and provides e ective strategies and best practices to address them.

Topics:

• Short-Term Rental Update

• A Deep Dive Into the MPC (and Permitting Issues Too!)

• e Zoning O cer’s Role in ZHB and Conditional Use Hearings

• Jumbo Shrimp and the Suburban Center

• Review of Recent Zoning-Related Court Decisions and Legislation

Speakers:

Scott Coburn, Esq., Education Director and Counsel, PSATS

Brett C. Flower, Esq., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC

Susan J. Smith, Esq., Law O ce of Susan J. Smith

John Trant, Esq., AICP, CZO, Strategic Solutions LLC

John Weller and Justin Smiley, West Whiteland Twp., Chester Co.

* Attendees are eligible to receive up to 5 continuing education points toward their Certi ed Zoning O cer designation, 5 continuing legal education credits, and/or 5 PMGA Planning/Zoning points.

CHECK OUT THE NEW-BEE HIVE!

9 a.m.-4 p.m.

TEMA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT SPRING EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR*

Magnolia C (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:

• TEMA Report and Update

• PEMA Report and Update

• Preparing for and Responding to a Hazardous Chemical Accident

• Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT), Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPCs) and PEMA’s New Certi cation Requirements

• EMS Outreach to Residents With Access and Functional Needs

• Pa. Hazardous Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) Update

• Peer-to-Peer Discussion

Speakers:

Kristin Daniels, Deputy Director, Pa. O ce of Homeland Security

Michelle Dietrick, Director, Union County EMA

Christopher J. Fisher, Deputy Director, Dauphin County Department of Public Safety

David (Randy) Pad eld, Director, Pa. Emergency Management Agency

George Palmer, Executive Director, Center for Independent Living of South Central Pennsylvania

David M. Sanko, PSATS Executive Director, former PEMA Director

Ernie Szabo, Hazard Mitigation Planner, Pa. Emergency Management Agency

James Wheeler, TEMA Manager, PSATS

* Eligible for up to 6 PMGA Public Safety points.

NON-DENOMINATIONAL WORSHIP SERVICE

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

All are welcome at this service, o ciated by the Rev. George Kell.

CHECK OUT THESE LUNCH OPTIONS!

11:30 a.m.-5 p.m. 1-4 p.m.

LUNCH FOOD BAR — 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Great American Hall Lobby (upper level)

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.

POLICING YOUR TOWNSHIP: TACKLING CURRENT POLICE MANAGEMENT ISSUES

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Separate registration ($55 for member/$75 non-member) required at learn. psats.org.

is half-day class will cover a number of hot-button issues involving management of municipal police departments, making it a must-attend for township supervisors, police command sta , managers, and others with police-related responsibility. You will hear from and interact with representatives from the Pennsylvania State Police, municipal police departments, management-side labor counsel, and others.

Topics:

• Regional Police Roundtable

• Hiring and Retaining Municipal Police O cers

• Police Liability and Stress-Related Issues

Speakers

Gregory M. Bean, Consulting Services Coordinator, Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association

Dawn Carpenter, Sergeant, Recruitment Services Section Supervisor, Pa. State Police

Edward Cunningham Jr., Chief, Elizabethtown Borough Police Dept.

Christopher P. Gerber, Esq., Partner, Siana Law

Clint R. Long, Recruiting Services Station Section Supervisor, Bureau of Training and Education, Pa. State Police

David Mettin, Chief, Plumstead Township Police Dept.

David Ste en, Chief, Northern Lancaster County Regional Police Dept. Turn

* Eligible for up to 3 PMGA Public Safety points.

1-4 p.m.

SUNDAY WORKSHOPS

UNDERSTANDING CASH ACCOUNTING AND QUICKBOOKS

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Administration

Note: An additional registration fee of $55 for members and $75 for non-members is required.

In this class, learn the basics of bookkeeping and accounting and how it all works with QuickBooks. We will go over accounting basics, which include assets, liabilities, and revenue & expenditures, as well as how they all t together. We will also look at the “backside” of this in QuickBooks, review de nitions of the most common municipal accounting terms, and do some accounting exercises for better understanding.

Diana Patton, QuickBooks ProAdvisor,Township Treasurer, Stone House Tax Business & Municipal Accounting

* Eligible for 3 PMGA Administration points. 1:30-3:30 p.m.

5 KEYS TO BEING THE KIND OF LEADER PEOPLE WANT TO FOLLOW

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Note: An additional registration fee of $35 for members and $45 for non-members is required.

is class will explore ve fundamental and timeless principles that hold the key to becoming the kind of leader that people on your team WANT to follow. You will be provided with the principles and tools that will enable you to become the kind of leader people willingly, voluntarily, and enthusiastically WANT to follow. is class will be done in a fun, engaging, and highly interactive format.

Bill Cox, Executive Consultant, J.L. Nick and Associates

* Eligible for 2 PMGA Administration points.

1-5 p.m.

EXHIBITS OPEN

2-4 p.m.

ROADMASTERS ROUNDTABLE

Crystal A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

During this perennial conference favorite, roadmasters, road crew members, and township o cials will get a chance to question experts about everything related to roads. Moderator: Michael Dudrich, LTAP Program Director, PennDOT.

G. Randy Albert, Municipal Services Supervisor, PennDOT Engineering District 2-0

Halley Cole, Chief, Pavement Testing and Asset Management, PennDOT

Michael Fleming, Director of Public Works, Dover Twp., York Co.

Doug Roth, Supervisor and Director of Public Works, Penn Twp., Butler Co.

Michelle Tarquino, Executive Assistant Multimodal Deputate, PennDOT

Stephanie Whitlatch, Municipal Services Specialist, PennDOT Engineering District 12-0

6:30-8 p.m.

EXHIBIT HALL RE-OPENS, WELCOME RECEPTION WITH EXHIBITORS*

Chocolate Ballroom (upper level)

Want more time to visit the exhibit show? Browse new products, visit interactive exhibits, meet new people, and network while enjoying hors d’oeuvres, snacks, and beverages.

* Special thanks to the reception’s sponsors:

8-9 p.m.

DESSERTS WITH DAVE

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Have an ice cream sundae and other desserts on us. Free to all attendees.

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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? e PSATS sta at the information desk can help point you in the right direction.

7 a.m.-5:30

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 100th Anniversary memorabilia.

* Special thanks to our sponsor: Visit Hershey & Harrisburg

ATTENTION, FIRST-TIMERS!

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 rst-timers, ask questions of the PSATS sta , and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!

DON‘T MISS THIS SPECIAL PRE-GENERAL SESSION EVENT!

DONUTS WITH DAVE*, 7:30-8:15 A.M.

Cocoa Suites 4 & 5 (at the bottom of the escalator)

PSATS Executive Director David Sanko will be on hand to meet with delegates over co ee and donuts. (Event repeated Wednesday. See page 85.)

* Special thanks to Prismworks Technology for sponsoring this event.

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 sponsors:

FOOD TRUCK, 7:30-10 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 20.

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7 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

EXHIBITOR CHECK-IN

Great American Hall Lobby, Information Desk, Chocolate Lobby

7 a.m.-11 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.)

7:30 a.m.-4 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

A.J. Boni, PSATS President

POSTING OF THE COLORS

Pennsylvania State Police Honor Guard

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Performed by Kevin Pierce, Retired, Pennsylvania State Police

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

A.J. Boni

INVOCATION AND MEMORIAL

Steven D. Hess Sr., Supervisor, North Centre Twp., Columbia Co.

PARADE OF TOWNSHIP FLAGS

Kevin Pierce

A.J. Boni

INTRODUCTION OF PSATS’ EXECUTIVE BOARD AND TRUSTEES

GOV. JOSH SHAPIRO (invited)

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

A.J. Boni

PSATS EXCELLENCE AWARDS CEREMONY

Presentations:

• Road and Bridge Safety Improvement Awards

• PennDOT Build a Better Mousetrap Award

• Governor’s Awards for Local Governement Excellence

• Excellence in Intergovernmental Cooperation Award

• Outstanding Citizen Communication Awards

• Recognition of Graduates of the PSATS Municipal Government Academy (PMGA)

• President’s Leadership Awards

• Founder’s Award

ADJOURNMENT

CHECK OUT THESE LUNCH OPTIONS!

11 a.m.-4 p.m.

FOOD TRUCKS — 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Food trucks, stationed in the outdoor exhibit area, will be serving specialty sandwiches, beverages, and snacks, rain or shine.

LUNCH FOOD BAR — 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Great American Hall Lobby (upper level)

More details about these and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 20.

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TOWNSHIP ENGINEERS SEMINAR*

Magnolia A (lower level)

Note: e registration fee for this two-day event is $125 for members and $175 for non-members.

Topics:

• Surviving an EPA MS4 Permit Compliance Audit

• Stream & Wetland Restorations for TMDL Compliance

• Geosynthetics for Stabilizing Subgrades

Speakers:

Drew Altand, P.E., Director of Ecological Engineering, Ecotone

Paul Schmitz, Market Manager - Public Roads, Tensar Int. Corp.

Todd Stager, Associate Vice President, Pennoni Associates Inc.

Joseph Sweeney, Executive Director, Water Science Institute

Ben Webber, P.E., Engineer, Lancaster Twp., Lancaster Co.

* Special thanks to Pennoni Associates Inc. for being the 2023 Township Engineers Association sponsor.

* is 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 SEMINAR

Hotel Hershey, Grand Terrace Ballroom East

Note: e registration fee is $175 for members and $225 for non-members. Five CLE credits (2 ethics credits) are included.

Topics:

• Municipal Labor & Employment Review

• You Can’t Say at!

• Is Hyperconnectivity Helping or Hurting the Legal Professional?

• Paper Streets & Right-Of-Way Conundrums

• Ethics for Lawyers – How Not to Become a Headline

Speakers:

Michael McAuli e Miller and Morgan Madden, Esqs., Eckert Seamans

Brian S. Quinn, Esq., Education and Outreach Coordinator for Lawyers

Concerned for Lawyers

Charles A. Rausch, Amanda Sundquist, and Matthew N. Korenoski, Esqs., Unruh Turner Burke & Frees, P.C.

Adam L. Santucci, Esq., McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

Mark Shaw and Lydia Caparosa, Esqs., MacDonald Illig Jones & Britton LLP

* Special thanks to McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC for being the 2023 Township Solicitors Association sponsor.

MORNING WORKSHOPS

10:45-11:55 a.m.

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 Terrace and Suite 1 (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 2:25 p.m., 2:45 to 3:55 p.m., and 4:15 to 5:25 p.m. ose eligible for credits through the PSATS Municipal Government Academy are noted in the descriptions.

1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

ACT 209 IN PLAIN SPEAK!

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

A developer wants to build new homes in your township, and you’re looking for money to upgrade a tra c signal a mile down the road that will be impacted by this new development. State law (Act 209) authorizes townships to require developers to pay a fee for “o -site” road and tra c improvements like this. Want to learn more, but without the technical talk that only engineers understand? is workshop explains the steps to create a tra c impact fee in a way “regular” folk will understand.

Scott Piersol, Former Manager, East Brandywine Twp., Chester Co.

Tommy Ryan, Manager, East Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co.

BEST PRACTICES IN POLICE DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

is course provides municipal police o cials with practical knowledge and sample policies that are necessary to operate a lawful and e cient police department. e goal is to arm the attendees with practical guidance on how to conduct a meaningful assessment of their departments to ensure compliance with federal and state law. Topics include the roles of local elected o cials, managers, and chiefs of police and how to investigate and document claims of police misconduct and neglect.

Christopher P. Gerber, Esq., Partner, Siana Law

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH DIGITAL EQUITY

Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to rst oor)

Category: Public Works

One in ve Americans do not subscribe to xed broadband, even when it is available to their location. While their reasons for choosing not to subscribe are varied and complex, research suggests that investments in broadband adoption to bring marginalized households online would lead to signi cant social returns. Increases in adoption are associated with increased economic growth, better educational outcomes, higher employment rates and higher income, and better health outcomes.

Join Marcie Callan, Comcast’s Keystone Region Director of Government A airs and Advocacy, to learn how closing the digital equity gap through a program of access, a ordability, and adoption can be a key ingredient in driving economic growth in your township.

Marcie Callan, Director of Government A airs and Advocacy, Comcast Keystone Region

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT OF CODE AND ZONING VIOLATIONS

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

is workshop will review the standards and processes for the e ective enforcement of township code and zoning violations. Township o cials will leave this presentation with a working knowledge of the speci c requirements that must be contained in code and zoning notices, e ective tools for crafting enforceable notices, and detailed information on the appeals process and the related court enforcement for nes, penalties, and legal fees.

ELECTRIC & AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES UPDATE

Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Public Safety

In this workshop, learn about electric vehicles, including current initiatives, rebates for charging stations and purchasing vehicles, and other funding and credits. Attendees will also hear the most recent information about autonomous vehicles (AVs) from around the country and Act 130 of 2022, which allows expanded testing for AVs. Learn about PennDOT resources and strategic plan, the impact on emergency responders, and other initiatives, such as personal delivery devices.

Mark Kopko, Director, Strategic Development and Implementation

O ce, PennDOT

Joshua Dziubek, Energy Program Specialist, Pa. DEP

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS: PUBLIC/PRIVATE-SECTOR INTERFACE

Empire C (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

is high-speed, low-drag presentation addresses signi cant events that could happen in your community. is workshop is designed to get participants thinking about potential hazards they may face in their municipalities and what their response capabilities might be. e session uses four signi cantly disastrous, local case studies as examples. Part of the discussion will review what resources are available to mitigate situations like these from both the public and private sectors.

Paul O’Donnell, Corporate Safety Manager, RETTEW

Alex Baumler, Patrick Hitchens, and Sean Kilkenny, Esqs., Kilkenny Law, LLC

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

ETHICS UPDATE

Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration is session will provide a brief update on the requirements and restrictions contained within the Ethics Act. It will also provide attendees with real-world examples of Ethics Act violations and help attendees spot, address, and avoid such violations.

Mary Fox, Executive Director, Pa. State Ethics Commission

EVOLVING BEST PRACTICES IN BID MANAGEMENT

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

While today’s bidding environment is beginning to normalize, several factors continue to evolve and present challenges to townships, such as material and labor shortages, supply chain logistics, and availability of quali ed bidders. is thought-provoking session will review core requirements of bidding and procurement best practices and introduce several “forward-thinking” ideas that produce real results for successfully managing bids in today’s changing environment.

Freddy Lutz, Director, Strategic Planning and Client Development, PennBid

FIGHTING THE BLIGHT: TURNING A LIABILITY INTO AN ASSET

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

In this workshop, participants will learn steps to take to mitigate neighborhood blight, both industrial and residential, and minimize environmental impact on the surrounding area. Cost and safety concerns prevent removal of blighted properties, only increasing the di culties vacant and abandoned structures can cause a community. Once properties are identi ed, learn how to address the blight from demo to clean up, including focusing on environmental impact and identifying funding support.

Lori Girvin, Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.

Timothy Sisock, CSI, CCCA, Project Manager & Construction Services, Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

GETTING STARTED WITH ASSET MANAGEMENT & CAPITAL PLANNING

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

Asset management can help you extend the life cycle of your infrastructure, identify the best places to invest limited funds, and attract grant funding. But how do you get started? What information do you need to collect, and how do you store it? How do you coordinate data across di erent departments? Can you start small and scale the system over time? Find out the answers from a public works director who is currently implementing asset management for his road, storm, and sewer systems.

Michael Hess, Senior Project Manager, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.

Ryan Hostetter, Transportation Group Manager, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.

Lester Lanman, Public Works Director, Camp Hill Borough

HOW DO WE GET TO NET ZERO?

Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to rst oor)

Category: Public Works

is workshop explores the complex e ort to achieve net zero emissions. Weaving through the complexities to establish a science-based, carbon reduction roadmap is a journey. As the transition to net zero gathers pace, the need to assess and manage these emission sources is becoming more important. World Kinect presenters will explain how the company is driving the solutions and implementation and help townships develop a plan to get to net zero.

Nicholas Benning eld, Senior Renewable Business Developer, World Kinect Energy Solutions

Nicole Stika, Senior Business Developer, Sustainability Solutions, World Kinect Energy Services

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

1:15-2:25

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

— Workshop Session #2

HOW TO SURVIVE — AND THRIVE — AS A MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATOR

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

is workshop is designed to help new and existing municipal employees navigate the complex world of administration in municipal government by providing helpful tips, contacts, and guidelines to help stay calm and on track. It will review municipal reports, liquid fuels, quarterly reports, new employee orientation, and building a municipal team while interacting with other functional departments. Customer service and self-care will also be covered.

Elizabeth Tolan, O ce Manager, Sugarloaf Twp., Luzerne Co.

LAND USE AND ZONING LAW UPDATE

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Planning/Zoning

e workshop will provide a summary of current land use law in Pennsylvania, including recent court decisions from 2022 through early 2023. e workshop 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 be discussed. Question-andanswer time will be provided to allow participants to inquire about issues not speci cally addressed.

Tyler Beaston, Lee Stinnett, and Isaac Wake eld, Esqs., Salzmann Hughes, P.C.

MUNICIPAL LAW UPDATE

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Administration

is workshop will use a game show format to present an interactive discussion of recent cases, legislation, and developing legal matters.

Samuel Wiser, Esq., Salzmann Hughes, P.C.

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CHECK OUT THESE LUNCH OPTIONS! 1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

SIGNS, SIGNS, EVERYWHERE A SIGN

Empire B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop will explore the current regulatory environment for sign regulations. Whether they are political signs, election signs, or large-scale billboards, the focus will be on the evolution of sign regulations under the MPC, Pa. Constitution, and First Amendment for each sign type. e goal is to give participants a working knowledge of these regulations, including the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in City of Austin v. Reagan Nat’l Adver. of Austin.

Michael Crotty, Esq., Partner, Siana Law

SLIP-SLIDING AWAY

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Public Works

is workshop will give participants an understanding and overview of geohazard problems commonly found in regions of Pennsylvania, actual mitigation solutions provided to townships across the state, and how townships can mitigate their geohazards to provide better and safer transportation and infrastructure facilities for commerce and residents. Topics and types of projects include impacts and remediation of landslides, rockfalls, and sinkholes, illustrated by recent case histories.

Matthew Reihl, M.E., P.E., Northeast Regional Director, GeoStabilization International

THE COMPENSATION CLIMATE

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

is workshop will focus on the evolving practices in municipal government involving how employees are paid. e session will explore alternative workforce systems and how municipalities across the commonwealth are adjusting and adapting to economic changes post-2020.

Michael Miller, Esq., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC

Morgan Madden, Esq., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

THE YEAR IN REVIEW: LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT POTPOURRI

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop will review the latest municipal labor and employment developments, including Act 195 and Act 111 negotiation, social media, harassment, health care, unfair labor practices, management rights, and more. Time will be provided for questions and answers.

Patrick Harvey, John McLaughlin, Richard Miller, and David Mitchell, Esqs., Campbell Durrant, P.C.

VFC RECRUITING/RETENTION AND COMMUNICATION: TODAY AND BEYOND (NOTE: THIS WORKSHOP RUNS TO 3:55 P.M.)

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

Recruitment and retention for emergency services, and communications with those groups, is different today. This presentation will give public administrators and fire department officials/members information to address sustaining fire and emergency services today and into the future, as well as focus on positive relationships that are essential to services. A variety of topics will be discussed, including communications, collaboration, common practices, and a simplified business plan.

Jerry Ozog, Executive Director, Pa. Fire & Emergency Services Institute

Tracie Young-Brungard, Administrator, Recruitment and Retention Program, Pa. Office of the State Fire Commissioner

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2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

APPLYING FOR FEDERAL HAZARD MITIGATION GRANT ASSISTANCE

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

In this workshop, Pa. Emergency Management Agency and Federal Emergency Management Agency speakers will discuss the groundwork and application process needed to successfully obtain federal Hazard Mitigation Assistance (HMA) grants, including Building Resilient Infrastructure and Community (BRIC) grants and Flood Mitigation Assistance (FMA) grants. e session will also discuss the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP).

omas Hughes, Director, PEMA EM Mitigation, Insurance and Resilient Communities O ce

Angel Gillette, CEM, FEMA Region III Non-Disaster Grant Supervisor

BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT PLAN

Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to rst oor)

Category: Administration

is session will explore the three retirement plans — dened bene t, 401(a) de ned contribution, and 457 deferred compensation — that PSATS o ers through the Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust. Representatives from Summit Financial, a HUB International Company, will explain the features of each plan and how they can work together to help employees maximize their retirement savings.

Jason A. Denton, Senior Consulting Actuary, HUB International Doug Johnson, Vice President, HUB International

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

DISCIPLINARY INTERVIEWS: HOW TO GET TO THE TRUTH

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop will review the most effective strategies for getting to the truth when investigating misconduct, such as potential misuse of social media. The discussion will include how to obtain evidence of misconduct and rule out defenses through proper investigative techniques, while complying with due process requirements.

Patrick Harvey, John McLaughlin, Richard Miller, and David Mitchell, Esqs., Campbell Durrant, P.C.

EMS UPDATE

Empire C (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

Since the COVID pandemic, EMS and other public safety entities have been struggling. The 2021-2022 legislative session saw several legislative wins for EMS, but there is still much to be done. This workshop will outline the successes from 2021-2022 and what is still needed to move EMS into this century.

Don DeReamus, EMT-P, TEMS, CACO, CAP, Ambulance Association of Pa.

Heather Sharar, Executive Director, Ambulance Association of Pa.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BROADBAND: A PANEL DISCUSSION

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Administration

In this workshop, learn the latest about broadband infrastructure improvement across Pennsylvania, including upcoming plans, steps that townships can take to encourage expansion and ensure readiness, and ways in which townships can access state and federal funding for broadband projects that will benefit their residents and communities.

Barbara Burba, President, Pa. Wireless Association

Brandon Carson, Executive Director, Pa. Broadband Development Association

Daniel Cohen, Esq., Cohen Law Group

David Kerr, President, External Affairs, AT&T of Pa.

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2:45-4 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

FUN AND GAMES AT COMMUNITY DAY

Empire B (lower level)

Category: Administration

Struggling to build a “sense of place” in your township? Are you looking for ways to inject fun – actual fun – into your township government? Join township manager Elizabeth Randzin and Solicitor Michael Crotty for an in-depth discussion of tips, tricks, and landmines in hosting township community events. Topics will include the importance of setting these events as a priority, event ideas and planning, and a legal perspective on landmines to avoid.

Michael Crotty, Esq., Partner, Siana Law

Elizabeth Randzin, Manager, Wallace Twp., Chester Co.

GRS-IBS BRIDGE SPECIFICATION UPDATE

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This workshop will give attendees details on the most recent update of the specifications for GRS-IBS Bridge construction. Since its introduction in 2011, GRS-IBS bridge technology has been restricted to a limited number of locations. The most recent update will enable the technology to be implemented at more critical bridge sites. This will enable municipalities to benefit from the economy, ease of construction, and time to construct a structure by using this proven technology.

Randy Albert, P.E. Municipal Services Supervisor, PennDOT

Kristin Langer, P.E., Assistant Chief Bridge Engineer, PennDOT

HOW YA DOIN’? A YEARLY MUNICIPAL EMPLOYER CHECKUP

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop will walk employers through setting up and implementing an annual pulse check to ensure their respective municipality is functioning at its best. The session will cover, among other things, regulations and statutes to be aware of, audits, job descriptions, reviews, electronic records, and workforce sustainability and include a question-and-answer period.

Michael Miller, Esq., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC

Morgan Madden, Esq., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-4 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

LEGAL UPDATE ON PENNSYLVANIA’S DELINQUENT COLLECTIONS LAWS

Tower Suite 3 (take the elevator to the rst oor)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Recent legislation has been enacted that will have an e ect on Pennsylvania’s existing laws that concern the collection of delinquent accounts. is workshop will provide townships with an overview of some of these legislative changes, along with speci c strategies to not only respond to these changes, but to enhance the overall collection of the township’s delinquent accounts.

Kevin Buraks, Esq., Managing Attorney, Portno Law Associations, Ltd.

MS4 POLLUTANT CONTROL MEASURES

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Public Works

is workshop will explain the next requirement for many MS4 communities: addressing pollutant control measures for their discharges to surface waters impaired by acid mine drainage, pathogens, and priority organic compounds (i.e., PCBs). e rst phase of these requirements was to map storm sewer sheds associated with these discharges. Now, MS4s must identify potential sources of pollutants. Attend this session to ensure your community is prepared for this and each subsequent phase.

Amanda Reitbauer and Karen Cerenzia, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC

MUNICIPAL NEWSLETTERS ON LOW TO NO BUDGETS

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

is workshop will show participants low-cost/no-cost tools to create engaging municipal newsletters, focusing on Microsoft Publisher and Canva (free version). e presenter will demonstrate how to use each to create newsletter formats and information-packed graphics that are useful across communication streams, including newsletters, social media, and websites, and will also show the rst-tier paid version of Canva, which o ers additional tools for a low annual cost, including QR codes.

Stephanie Olszewski, Executive Assistant, Pine Twp., Allegheny Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-4 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

PENNDOT ONE MAP: A FREE TRANSPORTATION GIS TOOL

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Police discipline in 2022 involves not only following contractual and disciplinary policy requirements but also navigating Act 57, dealing with public and media scrutiny, monitoring social media abuse, and complying with Brady/Giglio reporting requirements and County District Attorney Brady/Do Not Call lists. Join former prosecutor and a Brady/Giglio expert to discuss all of these police discipline issues.

Will Hendel, GIS, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC

Jerry Jameson, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC

PRIVATIZING MUNICIPAL WATER & WASTEWATER ASSETS

Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to the rst oor)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

e Fair Market Value legislation of 2016 was created for local governments considering selling municipal water and wastewater assets to private companies. e ever-increasing regulatory environment presents challenges, and sales can free municipalities of regulatory burdens and provide much-needed revenues. Private companies also have ready access to capital needed for infrastructure upgrades. Join a Pa. American Water rep to learn more about privatizing municipal water and wastewater systems.

Chris Abruzzo, Senior Director, Pennsylvania American Water

PROTECTING YOUR TOWNSHIP FROM CYBER THREATS

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

e cyber threat landscape is a constantly evolving environment, which includes newly discovered vulnerabilities, various methods of attack, and data leveraging techniques. Cyber threat actors employ varying tactics to gain unauthorized access to sensitive information and target front-line employees. is presentation will focus on current trends, new scam campaigns, identifying suspicious email activity, and mitigation techniques and o er real-world examples of compromised dark web data.

Sean Stajkowski, Intelligence Analyst, Pa. Criminal Intelligence CenterPa. State Police

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-4 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

QUICKBOOKS ROUNDTABLE

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration is session will allow township secretary-treasurers who use QuickBooks but can’t make the Sunday class to gather and talk about their issues and concerns. ere will be a live demo of a QuickBooks le to provide examples of the Chart of Accounts, di erent funds (companies), transfers between funds, payroll questions, and more.

Diana Patton, QuickBooks ProAdvisor,Township Treasurer, Stone House Tax Business & Municipal Accounting

REHABBING ZONING

ORDINANCES:

DOES YOURS NEED AN INTERVENTION?

Crystal A (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

is workshop will discuss how to make dated, di cult-to-access, and confusing zoning regulations easier to access, understand, and administer. e session will explore the evolution of expectations for development and municipal transparency, how new technologies and user-centered design principles can rede ne standard zoning practice, and how local land use regulations serve the community-at-large best when the township prioritizes improving access, format, and alignment of codes.

Wayne Childs, Director, Business Development and Technical Solutions, General Code

Molly Gaudioso, Planning Project Manager, Bergmann Associates

John Steinmetz, Planning Principal, Bergmann Associates

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

THE IMPLEMENTABLE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN, TOP TO BOTTOM

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

is workshop will give participants a thorough overview of the implementable comprehensive plan. Topics will include:

• What is an implementable comprehensive plan, and how does it di er from a traditional comprehensive plan?

• Why should my municipality, or municipalities, choose an implementable comprehensive plan?

• What are some examples/success stories for implementable comprehensive plans?

• What resources are available for funding implementable comprehensive plans?

John Danvers, Local Government Policy Specialist, Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development

eodore Ritsick, AICP, Local Government Policy Specialist, Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development

Tree Zuzzio, Local Government Policy Specialist, Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development

THE MUNICIPAL GUIDE TO LAND DEVELOPMENT

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

In this workshop, participants will learn the steps to process a subdivision or land development application in accordance with the Municipalities Planning Code. e session will take a comprehensive look at the types of applications, the roles of various outside agencies and township commissions and boards, the rules that guide the process, and the records that must be kept.

Carol Schuehler, Municipal Engineer, Value Engineering, Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOPS

4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR TOWNSHIPS?

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop will explain how to assess the relevance, importance, and applicability of the principles of active transportation (biking/walking/ running/etc.) to typical township infrastructure policy, planning, construction, and maintenance. Rather than focusing on the easy talking points, the presentation will delve into the concerns that township managers, roadmasters, and elected officials must contend with, like paving durability, road salt budgets, and staffing outlays.

Samantha Pearson, Healthy Communities Program Manager, Pa. Downtown Center

ARE YOU PAYING YOUR EMPLOYEES CORRECTLY? AN FLSA UPDATE

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop will review recent changes to Pennsylvania’s wage and hour regulations, including altered standards for exempt employees and changes for all tipped employees. Under the Biden Administration, more pro-employee FLSA and DOL regulation changes are expected, impacting employee pay, overtime, and employee classifications. The session will also discuss how to discipline exempt, salaried staff without running afoul of the FLSA and other quirks in the law that lay traps for the uninformed.

Gabriel Celii, Esq., Labor and Employment Attorney, Offit Kurman, P.A. Neil Morris, Esq., Labor and Employment Attorney, Offit Kurman, P.A.

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

BRINGING AWARENESS TO THE HUMAN ELEMENT OF CYBERSECURITY

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Over 200 governmental entities were a ected by ransomware in 2022. Most were breached due to human action, not a technology failure. is workshop will address the human element in the cybersecurity equation and demonstrate the importance of creating an awareness program for your township. Attendees will get tips for training employees to be more security conscious and learn best practices for creating a culture that will better position the township to defend itself.

Matt Dotts, Information Security Awareness O cer, Mid Penn Bank

Nick Klinepeter, Cash Management Sales O cer, Mid Penn Bank

Audrey Steppy, Cash Management Account Manager, Mid Penn Bank

CREATIVE STRATEGIES FOR FUNDING TOWNSHIP PROJECTS

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Administration (NOTE: Ends at 4:45 p.m.)

After pandemic relief funds are spent, townships will be looking for scally responsible ways to pay for projects. Aside from traditional nancing, state and federal moneys are available to fund certain projects in the form of grants and low-interest loans. In this workshop, learn how grants and other state funding programs can help nance all or a portion of your projects and can be combined with other nancing methods to mitigate the impact of the current high interest rate environment.

Laura Kurtz, Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC

Lauren Zumbrun, Financial Services Project Manager, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

ESTABLISHING A PAVEMENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR LOCAL AGENCIES

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Public Works (NOTE: Ends at 4:45 p.m.) is workshop will describe the various data collection methods and pavement condition evaluation techniques used for establishing a pavement management system and how it can bene t local agencies. It will also describe the basic principles of a pavement management system and how it can be used to develop annual or multi-year capital improvement plans.

Laxmikanth Premkumar, Group Leader, ARA, Inc.

INFLATION, RECESSION & COVID HANGOVERS: TRENDS IN BARGAINING

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

With in ation reaching levels not seen in 40 years, unions have not been shy in making unreasonable wage and bene t demands and claiming that these demands can be paid with American Recovery Act funds. is workshop will discuss how to respond to union demands, essential employer bargaining, and Act 111 issues. It will also review trends in bargaining and interest arbitration involving wage increases, health care, pensions, and other critical issues.

Richard Miller, Patrick Harvey, John McLaughlin, and David Mitchell, Esqs., Campbell Durrant, P.C.

LEAD AND COPPER RULES REVISIONS: WHAT TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS NEED TO KNOW

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Updates to the Lead and Copper Rule require Public Water Suppliers (PWS) to document their water service line inventory by October 2024. A new DEP program will require PWS to identify if their public distribution system and service lines are lead free (this may mean you need to provide historical documents to your PWS). Your constituents will be coming to you for answers. is presentation will o er an overview of what you need to know as the program is initiated in your township.

Ed Overberger, Assistant Vice President and Business Development Director, ARRO Consulting, Inc.

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4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

MS4 OUTFALL MONITORING WITH PENN STATE EXTENSION VOLUNTEERS

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Public Works (NOTE: Ends at 4:45 p.m.)

MS4 permittees are required to conduct annual dry weather screenings of stormwater outfalls. Penn State Extension has developed a volunteer program to help communities perform this inspection task so staff and consultants don’t need to. This presentation will outline DEP’s outfall inspection requirements, describe Penn State Extension’s volunteer outfall inspection program, and highlight case studies showing how volunteers are helping communities with their IDDE permit requirements.

Bethany Ayers-Fisher, Sustainability Manager and MWS Volunteer, City of Reading

Scott Bachman, Inspector and MWS Volunteer, City of Reading

Matt Evans, P.E. Water Resources Civil Engineer and MWS Volunteer, Reilly Associates

Jennifer Fetter, Educator, Penn State Extension

Erin Frederick, Master Watershed Steward Coordinator, Penn State Extension

Duane Kerzic, Master Watershed Steward Volunteer, Penn State Extension

James Vogt, Master Watershed Steward County Coordinator, Penn State Extension

Andy Yencha, Water Resources Educator, Penn State Extension

PENNDOT TRAFFIC CALMING POLICY UPDATE

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Works (NOTE: Ends at 4:45 p.m.)

Traffic calming measures, such as curb bulb-outs and speed humps, are used by municipalities throughout the state to manage vehicle speeds on roads without limiting access. In 2001, PennDOT issued Pub. 383, Pennsylvania’s Traffic Calming Handbook, which has been widely used by both municipalities and PennDOT. In 2023, PennDOT will publish an update to this guide as a new chapter for Pub. 13M, Design Manual Part 2. This workshop will provide an overview of this new guidance and include Q&As.

Robert Pento, Manager, Traffic Engineering and Permits Section, Bureau of Operations, PennDOT

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

PLGIT 101: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW

Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to the rst oor)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

PLGIT was created in 1981 to meet the investment needs of local governments and school districts in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. As a cooperative trust and rst of its kind in Pennsylvania, PLGIT is owned and operated by its members. is session will review PLGIT’s investment options and services and will also brie y discuss the history of local government investment pools (LGIPs) and some general best practices for public entities to manage their investments and liquidity needs.

Matthew P. Conlin, Senior Managing Consultant, PFM Asset Management, LLC

Paul M. Robinson, Senior Managing Consultant, PFM Asset Management LLC

PUBLIC SAFETY COLLABORATION WITH YOUR LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

is workshop will provide real-life guidance on the bene t of rst responders having an open dialogue with the local school district as a partner in township emergency management. Open communication is critical during an emergency, and this session presents practical examples used during drills and meetings. Presenters will share a reuni cation plan that they developed and practiced to unite students with their parents after a school evacuation due to an emergency.

Ed Boyle, Director of Operations, Cetonia Ambulance Corps, Allentown

Glen Dorney, Director of District Safety and Security, Parkland School District, Allentown

Andrew Garger, Chief, Greenawalds Fire Department, Allentown

Je Kelly, Emergency Management Coordinator, South Whitehall Twp., Lehigh Co.

Anthony Naradko, Ed.D., Director of District Safety, Parkland School District, Allentown

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

SEARCHING COSTARS CONTRACTS: WHERE’S WALDO?

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Procuring goods and services is often like a game of Where’s Waldo?. In procurement, however, you don’t have the clues of a red-and-white-striped shirt and hat or black glasses to help in your search. In this session, attendees will learn the art of searching COSTARS-exclusive and statewide COSTARS-participating contracts to find the Waldo in need. It will also explore some statewide contracts that offer valuable products and services that many COSTARS members may not know about.

Felicia Campbell, Marketing Manager, Pa. Department of General Services, Bureau of Procurement, COSTARS

THE ABC’S OF PROCESSING A SEWAGE PLANNING MODULE

Empire B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Sewage Planning Modules are stress-free when you understand the simple steps of the process. This workshop will guide you through when they are needed, explain the components, and then give you step-by-step flow charts to easily process this paperwork through submission to the state Department of Environmental Protection.

Kelly Boettlin, Sewage Planning Specialist 2, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection

Carol Schuehler, Municipal Engineer, Value Engineering, Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

USING DRONES FOR EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

Unmanned aerial systems (UAS), better known as drones, are becoming a large part of public safety operations. As this trend continues, township o cials and emergency managers need to understand the capabilities and strategies for UAS use for emergencies. is presentation will provide the information needed when considering deployment of a new UAS program.

William Howard, Tra c Emergency Management Specialist, Pa. Turnpike Commission

WORKERS’ COMPENSATION FOR VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANIES

Empire C (lower level)

Category: Administration

is workshop reviews which volunteer re department members are covered by workers’ compensation and under what circumstances. is includes the 2020 change to the Workers’ Compensation Act regarding re company members. e session will also review the presumption of cancer law, special re police, and junior volunteer re ghters and discuss billing surrounding municipalities for re service.

Andrew DiProspero, Vice President, H.A. omson

WRENCH TO WALLET

Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to the rst oor)

Category: Public Works

Investing strategically in infrastructure can be a far-o dream. Townships lack tools to understand the overall conditions of their assets, how much funding is needed to maintain them, and when it is most cost-e ective to replace them. As a result, townships are constantly overpaying to maintain infrastructure or, worse yet, risking failing assets. In this workshop, learn about a tool that tracks asset condition, maintenance, and costs and how to invest in your riskiest assets.

Scott Coble, Solutions Engineering Director, OpenGov

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SPONSOR WORKSHOP

7-9 p.m.

JOIN US FOR A VERY SPECIAL EVENING EVENT!!

ROAD TO THE FUTURE RECEPTION*

Chocolate Ballroom (upper level) Note: $35 per person.

Enjoy food, fellowship, and music while taking a walk down memory lane among photos from PSATS conferences dating back to 1922. Far from an ending, this 100th conference is just the beginning of PSATS’ road to the future. Come along for the ride!

* Special thanks to our sponsors, the Pennsylvania Townships Health Insurance Cooperative Trust, the U.C. Group Trust, the Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust, and Pizza Boy Brewing Co.

Pennsylvania Townships Health Insurance Cooperative Trust

Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust

PSATS Unemployment Compensation Group Trust

Tuesday, April 25, 2023

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? e PSATS sta 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 100th Anniversary memorabilia.

* Special thanks to our sponsor:

FIRST TIME AT THE CONFERENCE?

CHECK OUT THE NEW-BEE HIVE

First-time attendees are encouraged to visit the New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suite 4 (down the ramp or escalator). Meet other rst-timers, ask questions of the PSATS sta , and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!

7 a.m.-11 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. e Giant Center shuttle runs continuously from the Lodge to the Trolley Stop #2 guest house, marked by a “PSATS” banner.)

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 sponsors:

FOOD TRUCK, 7:30-10 A.M.

Outdoor exhibit area, near the Hershey Grill

Stop by the specialty food truck, which will be open rain or shine.

More details about this and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 20.

7:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Great American Hall and Lobby, and Outside

8:30-11:30 a.m.

TOWNSHIP ENGINEERS SEMINAR

Magnolia A (lower level)

Note: e registration fee for this two-day event is $95 for members and $165 for non-members. Registration begins at 8 a.m.

Topics:

• Subsurface Utility Engineering: Pay Me Now or Pay Me Later!

• Dirt & Gravel Road Program’s Updated Stream-Crossing Policy

• What’s Hot in Asphalt Mix and Pavements!

Speakers:

Steve Blosser, Director, PSU Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies

Charles C. Goodhart, Executive Director, Pa. Asphalt Pavement Association

Mary Robbins, Ph.D., P.E, Director of Technical Services, Pa. Asphalt Pavement Association

Todd Stager, P.E., Associate Vice President, Pennoni

Bill Steinhart, Senior Geophysicist, RETTEW

* Special thanks to Pennoni Associates Inc. for being the 2023 Township Engineers Association sponsor. 8:30

8:30-11:30 a.m.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Karen Shipton, Secretary, Finley Twp., Mercer Co.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

A.J. Boni

INVOCATION

Greg Molter, Supervisor, Derry Twp., Montour Co.

REP. JOANNA MCCLINTON

Pa. Speaker of the House

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR‘S MESSAGE

David M. Sanko, PSATS Executive Director

SEN. SCOTT MARTIN

Chair, Senate Appropriations Committee

NEIL SHERIDAN

President, NATaT

AUSTIN DAVIS

Pa. Lieutenant Governor

TREASURER’S REPORT

Chuck Stowe, PSATS Secretary-Treasurer

FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT

Charles Wilson, Chair

RULES COMMITTEE REPORT

Jack Hines, Chair

NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT

Jim Patterson, Chair

RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE REPORT

Cory Adams, Chair

ADJOURNMENT

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Austin Davis

Dave Sanko

Scott Martin

Joanna McClinton

Neil Sheridan

CHECK OUT THESE LUNCH OPTIONS!

11 a.m.-2 p.m.

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.

LUNCH FOOD BAR — 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Great American Hall Lobby (upper level)

More details about these and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 20.

Noon-1 p.m.

SECRETARIES-MANAGERS THANK-YOU LUNCHEON

Empire Ballroom (lower level)

e cost for the luncheon is $15 for township secretaries and managers and $25 for all others. Preregistration was required.

Note: e 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 73 for more details.)

* Special thanks to COSTARS and MRM/HUB for sponsoring this event.

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

2023 UPDATE: LATEST IN POLICING & POLICE DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

is workshop will tell public o cials what they need to know about what’s changed, what’s new, and what’s coming in policing to team effectively with their police chief and provide for public safety in their community. Ever wonder what police professionals are talking about at their conferences, training sessions, and police chief association meetings? We have the “inside baseball,” plus the legal updates and latest management issues to keep o cials on top of this year’s hot-button issues.

Andrew Rongaus, Esq., Partner, Siana Law

Steven Wheeler, Principal, SRW Strategies, LLC

BACK TO BASICS; PENNDOT’S POSTED AND BONDED ROADS PROGRAM

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

is presentation will be a refresher on how PennDOT handles posted roads and what municipalities can do to adapt these procedures to their own operations. Posting and bonding fragile roads protects them from damage by overweight hauling, relieves stress on public resources, and keeps drivers safe. PennDOT presenter Halley Cole will discuss how to post a road, roadway hauling permit types, vehicle exemptions, weatherrelated restrictions, and PennDOT policy updates.

Halley Cole, Chief Pavement Testing and Asset Management, PennDOT

BALANCING YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS

Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to the rst oor)

Category: Administration

is workshop will explain health care programs o ered through PSATS.

Gary Calaman, Director of National Accounts, National Vision Administrators, LLC

Jacqueline DePolo, Account Director, Specialty Products/Dental, Aetna

James Russell, Account Director, Public and Labor Segment, Aetna

John Seay, Client Manager, Unum

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SPONSOR WORKSHOP

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

COMMUNICATING WITH RESIDENTS: CAN ONE PERSON DO IT?

Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

Municipal administrators are busy people, and without a dedicated sta member or public information o cer, municipal communications can often take a back seat. is workshop o ers tips for e ciently managing digital and print communications for residents, including website content, social media posting and monitoring, and digital newsletters.

Linda Rooney, Founder & CEO, DandeLions Digital

DEMYSTIFYING ADDRESSING DILEMMAS

Cocoa Suite I (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

Has an addressing situation ever left you stumped? Let’s talk about it! Addressing coordinators have the thankless task of ensuring addresses are assigned in a logical manner, but sometimes that requires out-of-the-box thinking. In this workshop, nd out the best tips and tricks for successful address assignments. Presenters will share some of their own encounters with di cult addressing issues, and participants are encouraged to bring their own examples.

Kristy Desicher-Eddy, Executive Assistant, Honey Brook Twp., Chester Co.

Louise Wennberg, GIS/9-1-1 Senior Research Analyst, Chester County

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

EVOLVING BEST PRACTICES IN BID MANAGEMENT

Tower Suite I (take the elevator to the rst oor) Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

While today’s bidding environment is beginning to normalize, several factors continue to evolve and present challenges to townships, such as material and labor shortages, supply chain logistics, and availability of quali ed bidders. is thought-provoking session will review core requirements of bidding and procurement best practices and introduce several “forward-thinking” ideas that produce real results for successfully managing bids in today’s changing environment.

Freddy Lutz, Director, Strategic Planning & Client Development, PennBid

FIRE & EMS ISSUES IN YOUR TOWNSHIP: A PANEL DISCUSSION

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Public Safety

Many townships continue to struggle to provide adequate re and emergency medical services. is session will allow attendees to hear from and question a panel of re and EMS leaders about trends, best practices, and other public safety issues. Topics will include funding, volunteerism, consolidation, and more.

Tom Cook, Acting State Fire Commissioner, O ce of the State Fire Commissioner

William Jenaway, Supervisor, Upper Merion Twp., Montgomery Co.

Jerry E. Ozog, MPA, EFO, CAE, FirstNet Manager (Pa. and Del.), Pa. Fire and Emergency Services Institute

1:15-2:25

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

p.m.

— Workshop Session #4

FLOODPLAIN & DRAINAGE: WHAT A PUBLIC OFFICIAL NEEDS TO KNOW

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

Drainage issues are complex and can be di cult to x. Areas that are prone to consistent pooling and ooding aren’t necessarily located in a oodplain; often it is a result of insu cient drainage design in low-lying areas. is workshop will teach participants about the factors that contribute to problematic drainage issues in their communities and give them the knowledge to make smart decisions for their community.

Rock Stahovic, Engineer in Training, Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.

Stanley Wojciechowski, P.E., CME, Department Head, Municipal Engineering, Water & Wastewater, Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.

GRANT WRITING AND PROCESS

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

is workshop will provide an overview of the grant writing process to include grant writing, cost estimate preparation with in ation, permitting, right-of-way acquisition, utilities, and the federal consultant selection process using PennDOT Publication 93, Policy and Procedures for the Administration of Consultant Agreements, and Publication 9, PennDOT Liquid Fuels Policy and Procedures.

John Pecze, Municipal Services Supervisor, PennDOT District 9-0

HOW TO HANDLE THE INJURED PUBLIC EMPLOYEE

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Too many times, public employers resign themselves to being spectators when an employee is injured, needlessly exposing themselves to additional short- and long-term liability, which can either be avoided or possibly minimized. is session is designed to give public employers the information they need to make smart and informed nancial decisions concerning injured employees.

Scott Blissman and Ryan Cassidy, Esqs., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

MANAGING OPEN SPACES: GUIDELINES FOR SUCCESS

Magnolia B (lower level) Category: Planning/Zoning

As the use of natural landscapes has become more common, so have the issues associated with improvements and long-term maintenance of open spaces. is workshop will discuss how a municipality is using guidelines to help streamline the transition, from permitting to implementation to maintenance, to ensure long-term success of natural areas in increasingly urbanized areas.

Brian Harris, Manager, Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co.

Kelly Gutshall, President, LandStudies, and Supervisor, Warwick Twp., Lancaster Co.

MOCK CONDITIONAL USE HEARING: THE DO’S AND DON’TS

Crystal A (down the ramp or escalator) Category: Planning/Zoning

Conducting a conditional use hearing requires a substantial amount of time and e ort, although there are some aspects of a conditional use hearing that you cannot prepare for. is workshop will be presented as a mock conditional use hearing and will explain 1) how to run an e cient hearing; 2) parties to a hearing and public comment; 3) conditional use case law; and 4) expert testimony, among other matters.

Jonathan Andrews, Chair, Real Estate Group, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

Esch McCombie, Esq., Real Estate Group, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

James Strong, Esq., Real Estate Group, McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

PRE-DISASTER LOCAL CAPABILITY IDENTIFICATION TO AID RECOVERY

Wild Rose B (lower level) Category: Planning/Zoning is workshop will use the Capability Assessment requirement within the hazard mitigation plan development process to review, identify, and establish existing or desired local risk reduction capabilities. is assessment can expedite the use and implementation of state and federal postdisaster mitigation responsibilities and resources.

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Matt McCullough, Community Planner, FEMA

Ernie Szabo, Pa. State Hazard Mitigation Planner, PEMA

1:15-2:25

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

p.m.

— Workshop Session #4

RECYCLING IN PA: SUCCESSES, CHALLENGES, AND THE FUTURE

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Public Works

Since 1988, recycling has had significant environmental, social, and economic impacts. This session will focus on the the last five years: What have been the benefits, the challenges (China’s National Sword policy, COVID pandemic, etc.), and what future initiatives/opportunities may mean for townships and all communities. Recent studies of waste composition and material recycling facilities (MRFs) will be discussed to help guide near-term and long-range decision making.

Lawrence Holley, Program Manager, Pa. Dept. of Environmental Protection

Todd Pejack, Group Manager, Pa. Dept. of Environmental Protection

Mark Vottero, Program Specialist, Pa. Dept. of Environmental Protection

SECRETARIES-MANAGERS Q&A

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Administration

This annual presentation 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.

Judy Lizza, Manager, Thornbury Twp., Chester Co.

Kalman Sostarecz Jr., Assistant Manager, Director of Community Development, Upper Macungie Twp., Lehigh Co.

Elizabeth Tolan, Office Manager, Sugarloaf Twp., Luzerne Co.

Linda D. Zerfoss, Manager, Penn Twp., Butler Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR: CURRENT TRENDS, FUTURE ORDINANCES

Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Planning/Zoning

is session will highlight case studies of Pennsylvania solar ordinances deployed in the past 18 months. It will explore the siting of utility-scale solar, how a municipality can stay in front of the discussion, and tools municipalities can use to guide solar development while lessening land use impacts, such as the new Solar Guide for Municipal O cials. It will also review options for solar ordinances, particularly those impacting diminishing amounts of open space, such as prime farmland.

omas Murphy, Retired Director, Outreach and Research, Consultant, PSATS

WATER PROBLEMS? NEED FINANCING?

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

is workshop will explain PENNVEST program nancing for wastewater, drinking water, stormwater, and non-point source projects with a focus on additional funding provided by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Robert Boos, Deputy Executive Director of Project Management, PENNVEST

2:45-3:55 p.m.

— Workshop Session #6

20 SECRETS OF THE SECOND CLASS

TOWNSHIP

CODE (& OTHER LAWS)

Trinidad Room (part of the Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

is workshop will be an engaging and lively discussion about 20 littleknown laws and regulations that can a ect your role as township o cials. Some of the laws, when used properly, can help o cials become more e cient and e ective leaders, and others can help o cials stay out of trouble! e session will allow plenty of time for questions and answers.

Tommy Ryan, Manager, East Cocalico Twp., Lancaster Co.

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

CASE STUDIES IN CODE ENFORCEMENT

Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

is presentation includes case studies for real-world code enforcement matters. e proper enforcement of municipal codes, such as nuisance ordinances, property maintenance codes, and building codes, is a very important task that many townships grapple with daily. It is important for township o cials to understand all the options available to them when dealing with noncompliant properties.

Zachary Rice and Samuel Wiser, Esqs., Salzmann Hughes, P.C.

DEFINING PUBLIC SPACES USING AN ASSET MANAGEMENT LENS

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Administration

is workshop is designed to emphasize the importance of parks and open space as essential elements for community resilience. e session will outline a strategy for municipal leaders to rede ne the use of public spaces and highlight available resources to guide the process.

Brian “BK” Koehler, Director, Park Maintenance Institute, Pa. Recreation & Park Society

EV CHARGING FOR MUNICIPALITIES

Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to the rst oor)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

With the growing demand for electric vehicles (EVs), it is crucial for municipalities to prepare their infrastructure to accommodate the future needs of residents, commuters, and the traveling public. Proper planning and engineering are essential to positioning a municipality as a leader in this rapidly evolving industry. With the growth of EVs, municipalities must proactively prepare for the engineering challenges that come with this new technology.

Isaac Kessler, Engineer, Remington Vernick Engineers

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

FIRSTNET PRIORITY: KEEPING PUBLIC SAFETY CONNECTED

Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to rst oor)

Category: Public Safety

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

is workshop will provide education on FirstNet for public safety representatives and share updates on the positive impact

FirstNet is having on public safety. e presentation will include examples of use cases from planned and emergent events where FirstNet Priority and/or FirstNet Communications on Demand have served public safety. ere will also be a Push-to-Talk update and demonstration.

POLICE NEGOTIATIONS IN THE CURRENT ECONOMY

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

e current economic environment presents unique challenges for public employers negotiating collective bargaining agreements with their public safety unions. is session is designed to not only explore these challenges but also provide practical insight and strategy to address them in the context of negotiations. Participants will learn how to identify and respond to the strategies employed by public safety unions and keep their municipality in the driver’s seat in negotiations.

Jim Mullen, FirstNet Manager (Pa. and Del.), FirstNet - Built by AT&T

Scott Blissman and Ryan Cassidy, Esqs., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW AND SUNSHINE ACT UPDATE

Empire A (lower level)

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. It will also cover legislative changes and how they affect townships and their open records officers’ and officials’ procedures, determinations of what are and are not public records, and open meetings requirements.

ROADS? WHERE WE’RE GOING, WE DON’T NEED ROADS!

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

This workshop is designed to give participants a better understanding of the terminology, timing, and process for laying out, opening, vacating, and dedicating roads in a township of the second class. It will cover how a township takes dedication of a road, whether intentionally or unintentionally, road-related legal issues to consider, and best practices to save the township time and money when vacating or accepting dedication of roads.

John Walko, Esq., Township Solicitor, Kilkenny Law

SEALING PAVEMENTS AND WATERPROOFING BRIDGES

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This workshop will explain how to leverage several web tools for understanding the advantages of pavement preservation treatments. A panel of Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA) members will present technical information, best practices, and tips to use preservation treatments on the right roads at the right time to prolong service life.

Rich Bagenstose, Regional Business Manager, FPT Infrastructure

Stacy Cleary, Product Manager, FPT Infrastructure

Timothy Montag, Sales Manager and Training Coordinator, FPT Infrastructure

Joshua Bonn and Craig Staudenmaier, Esqs., Nauman, Smith, Shissler & Hall, LLP Turn

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m.

— Workshop Session #6

SHORT-TERM RENTAL UPDATE

Aztec Room (part of the Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Planning/Zoning

The polarizing land use of short-term rentals is here to stay, especially in this housing market. This workshop will address the current status of short-term rentals, including a recent decision issued by the Third Circuit in Nekrilov v. City of Jersey, and give municipalities ways to manage the prolific rentals.

Brett Flower and Michael Miller, Esqs., Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC

SOCIALLY UNACCEPTABLE SOCIAL MEDIA: TIPS FOR MUNICIPALITIES

Crystal A (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop is designed to enlighten and entertain by covering issues facing municipalities in the age of social media, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. The session will explore the pros and cons of using social media and how to avoid potential pitfalls, while encouraging participants to share their experiences.

Thomas McDermott, Michele McPeak Cromer, CharLee Rosini, and Vincent Tucceri, Esqs., GTN Law

SOLAR POWER PURCHASING AGREEMENTS: REDUCE ELECTRICITY COSTS

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Administration

With escalating electricity costs, accelerating climate change impacts, and rising concern about both, the necessity to investigate energy alternatives is vital. This workshop provides an example of a 15-member intergovernmental working group investigating and pursuing an aggregated solar power purchase agreement. This workshop will present background, goals, data, processes, and lessons learned from a project underway in Pennsylvania’s Centre Region and Centre County.

Pam Adams, Sustainability Planner, Centre Region Council of Governments

Peter Buck, Sustainability Planner, Centre Region Council of Governments

Dennis Hameister, Supervisor, Harris Twp., Centre Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

SUCCESSFULLY NAVIGATING THE SUCCESSION TRANSITION

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

In this workshop, we will discuss the post-pandemic challenges of generational leadership given the majority-Millennial workforce and the number of individuals reporting to a younger boss. He will discuss career growth and succession issues that impact high-potential employees and retiring leaders alike, including the human reasons driving this generational hando .

Albert Ciukska Jr., Vice President of Leadership Development, Solutions 21

THE DO’S AND DON’TS OF STREAM MAINTENANCE

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Public Works

With seemingly more frequent, severe storm events occurring, public works departments are busy with culvert and bridge repairs and replacements and stream maintenance activities, which may be regulated by the state or federal government. is session will answer questions about what types of maintenance activities are allowed in streams, when to seek engineering assistance, and when a permit may be required.

Karen Cerenzia, MS4 Manager, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC

Amanda Reitbauer, NPDES, MS4, GIS, ESA Manager, Cedarville Engineering Group, LLC

UNDERSTANDING REAL ESTATE TAX COLLECTION IN PA

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration is workshop will provide an overview of the responsibility and liability of real estate tax collection in Pennsylvania. Topics covered will include setting compensation, lling tax collector vacancies, auditing tax collectors, the responsibilities of the tax collector, and legislative updates to the Local Tax Collection Act.

Janis Creason, Retired Treasurer and Instructor, Pa. Tax Collector Quali cation Course

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:45-3:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

UNDERSTANDING YOUR COMMUNITY’S STORMWATER OBLIGATIONS

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

is workshop, designed for newly elected township o cials, will cover the basics of municipal stormwater management, including the causes and impacts of frequent ooding and possible solutions for your community. Topics covered will be helpful to communities with and without municipal separate storm sewer systems (MS4s). Don’t worry if you don’t know what an MS4 is ... you will by the time you leave!

Scott Arwood, Permitting Chief, Clean Water Program, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection

Anna Dale, Supervisor, Londonderry Twp., Dauphin Co.

Rebecca Davis, Director of Public Works, Lower Allen Twp., Cumberland Co.

Leo Lutz, Mayor, Columbia Borough, Lancaster Co.

John omas, Commissioner, Hampden Twp., Cumberland Co.

UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR IN PENNSYLVANIA:

WHY HERE?

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

WHY NOW?

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Join three expert panelists for a discussion about utility-scale solar in Pennsylvania. e panelists have experience in electrical engineering, permitting and law, and solar development expertise. Participants can ask questions about permitting, siting, energy policy, and solar-related community bene ts and challenges.

Jon Beckman, Esq., Steptoe & Johnson LLP

Kaleb Drew, P.E., Electrical Engineer, Kimley-Horn

Leslie Elder, Vice President of Political and Regulatory A airs, Summit Ridge Energy

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

ABC’S OF LIQUID FUELS TAX FUNDS

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or the escalator)

Category: Administration

is workshop is designed to give participants information on municipal liquid fuels tax funds and will cover a range of topics, including liquid fuels rules and regulations, allowable uses, reporting, most common audit ndings, and available resources.

Kristen Sims, Audit Manager, PennDOT

ACTIVE TRANSPORTATION FOR RURAL RESIDENTIAL ROADS

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

is workshop will explore the encouragement of active transportation concepts for low-volume, rural residential roads. ese roads often have limited pavement and right-of-way width but are often the only resource for residents to walk or bike. Some of these roads also provide vital links between trails/paths to key destinations and other trails. is session will present relevant examples from around Pennsylvania and explore PennDOT and FHWA guidance for solutions.

Patrick Wright, Transportation Engineer, Pennoni Associates Inc.

Donald J. Totino, P.E., Operations Manager, Transportation Department, Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.

BEDROOMS AND BARNS: RURAL/SUBURBAN COMMUNITY RISK ASSESSMENT

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

A community risk assessment is at the foundation of building a safer township, and it need not be over-complicated. e purpose is to identify risks and establish the priority in which each risk will be addressed. e ve E’s of Community Risk Reduction outlines best practices for the prevention and mitigation of risk in a township. is workshop will apply these best practices to risks commonly faced in rural/suburban townships.

Justin Eberly, Education and Training Specialist

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

4:15-5:25 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

MANAGING AGING INFRASTRUCTURE

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

is workshop will o er several case studies, from initial client contact through project implementation, to explore the value of proper planning and the cost implications associated with aging infrastructure. Routine planning, asset management, grant application/ funding preparedness, and community outreach are a few of the strategies this session will cover.

Je rey Shue, Director of Municipal Services, C.S. Davidson, Inc.

Logan Swartz, Project Manager, C.S. Davidson, Inc.

MEETING PREP 101: A SECRETARY’S GUIDE FOR EVERY MEETING

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Administration

is workshop is designed to provide participants with a step-by-step process to prepare for any type of meeting. e session will address the bene t of early planning and gathering of agenda items and documents and will also discuss placement/organization of the various topics for township meetings. A breakdown of these steps will share tips and tricks to make the process easier from start (drafting agendas) to nish (cleanup and completing tasks from the meeting).

Crystal Butler, Secretary, Tobyhanna Twp., Monroe Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

— Workshop Session #6

PENNDOT LANE RESERVATION SYSTEM FOR LOCAL ROADS

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

is workshop will inform participants about PennDOT’s Lane Reservation System (LRS), which is a central system for scheduling and managing lane closures on PennDOT’s Core Roadway Network and which allows contractors and crews to easily share work zone conditions with PennDOT Tra c Management Centers (TMC). Changes initiated in the eld through a mobile app will be re ected in LRS TMC operation software and will assist TMC sta in monitoring and tracking activities.

Brian Crossley, Tra c Control Specialist Manager, PennDOT

Ryan McNary, Chief, Tra c Operations and TSMO Performance, PennDOT

REDUCING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS IN THE NATURAL GAS INDUSTRY

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Julian Carrillo leads the Production Department at EQT Corporation, the largest producer of natural gas in the United States. His team is responsible for water logistics, engineering, facilities construction, and production operations, with the mission of producing cheap, reliable, and clean energy to the world.

Julian Carrillo, Vice President, Production, EQT Corporation

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SPECIAL EVENT!

6-7:30 p.m.

PSATS LEGISLATIVE GRASSROOTS RECEPTION

Great American Hall (Free, registration required. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages will be provided.)

Join forces with township o cials from across the state and meet your elected state senators and representatives at the PSATS Legislative Grassroots Reception. PSATS will invite 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. e reception is also an opportunity for you to mingle with your fellow PSATS Grassroots Network members, share in the network’s success stories, and learn what’s on the horizon in 2023. Be sure to attend to nd out why getting involved should be a top priority for your township.

* ank you to our sponsors:

Wednesday, April 26, 2023

7:30-8:15 a.m.

DONUTS WITH DAVE

Cocoa Suite 1 and Cocoa Terrace (lower level)

Grab a donut, pour some co ee, and chat with PSATS Executive Director

Dave Sanko.

* Special thanks to sponsor: Prismworks.

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 100th Anniversary memorabilia.

* Special thanks to sponsor: Visit Hershey & Harrisburg.

GENERAL SESSION (All are welcome!)

Chocolate Ballroom

CALL TO ORDER

A.J. Boni, PSATS President

POSTING OF THE COLORS

Derry Township Police Department, Derry Twp., Dauphin Co.

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Northern High School Bear Singers, York Co.

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

A.J. Boni

INVOCATION

Charles O. Stowe, Supervisor, Allegheny Twp., Cutler Co.

CABINET SECRETARIES Q&A FORUM Participants:

• Mike Carroll, Acting Secretary of Transportation

• Richard Negrin, Acting Secretary, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection

• David (Randy) Padfield, Director, Pa. Emergency Management Agency

• Rick Siger, Acting Secretary, Department of Community and Economic Development

SPEAKER:

Michelle Henry, Pa. Attorney General

YOUTH AWARDS

Rick Siger

Richard Negrin Mike Carroll Randy Padfield

Michelle Henry

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: GARRY GILLIAM FOUNDER/CEO, THE BRIDGE ECO-VILLAGE

Garry Gilliam is no stranger to football fans in Pennsylvania. He graduated from Penn State with multiple degrees (business development, psychology, and advertising), which he puts to good use in his post-professional football career. A serial entrepreneur, Garry is a proli c businessman who learned valuable business and life lessons on the eld that enhanced his character, perspective, focus, and business acumen o the eld. Using his businesses to not only complement and enhance one another, he also prioritizes community support through youth empowerment and mentorship.

With a belief that a community is only as strong as the services, resources, and businesses which support it, Garry was determined to nd ways to solve some of the biggest needs and fractures with society. It was while playing with the Seattle Seahawks that he rst channeled his vision for a sustainable, mixed-use community ecosystem into what is now e Bridge Eco-Village in Harrisburg. When complete, e Bridge Eco-Village will feature solutions to many of the problems facing underserved communities: housing, retail, co-working spaces, education opportunities, urban agriculture, and more. Garry serves as Executive Vice President of Urban Planning, Development, and Community Impact for Phoenix Global, LLC, and sits on several global boards. Speaking to audiences around the world, Garry is an award-winning keynote speaker.

ADJOURNMENT

Distribution of Attendance Certi cates

Garry Gilliam

Notes

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

#116 inside BS&A Software, Bath, MI

#82 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA

#16 inside Freedom Systems Corp., Eagleville, PA

#129 inside LTAP, Harrisburg, PA

#106 inside OpenGov, San Jose, CA

#148 inside PennDOT, Harrisburg, PA

#110 inside Vadar Systems, Inc., Acton, MA

Aerial Lifts/Bucket Trucks

#141 inside Versalift East, LLC, Bethlehem, PA

Agencies (State/Federal)

#162 inside Center for Rural Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA

#193 inside COSTARS, Harrisburg, PA

#194 inside Pa. Department of Agriculture, Harrisburg, PA

#195 inside Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA

L10 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

L15 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Harrisburg, PA

L14 inside Pa. Department of Health, Harrisburg, PA

L1 inside Pa. Emergency Management Agency, Harrisburg, PA

L11 inside Pa. Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, Horsham, PA

L4 inside Pa. Hardwoods Development Council – Pa. Department of Agriculture, Harrisburg, PA

L2 inside Pa. State Police, Harrisburg, PA

#196 inside Pa. Treasury Department, Harrisburg, PA

#148 inside PennDOT, Harrisburg, PA

#187 inside PENNVEST, Harrisburg, PA

L16 inside USDA NRCS, Harrisburg, PA

Architects/Builders

#9 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA

#120 inside e EADS Group, Altoona, PA

#139 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA

#149 inside NIRA Consulting Engineers, Inc., Pittsburgh & Coraopolis, PA

Asphalt Products/Services

#133 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions LLC, Allentown, PA

#96 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#90 inside Asphalt Zipper, Inc., American Fork, UT

#41 & 42 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc., Murrysville, PA

#38 & 39 outside

#189 inside FORTA, Grove City, PA

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc., Milroy, PA

#62 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA

#124 & 125 inside Midland Asphalt and Materials, Clearfield/Bloomsburg, PA

#113 & 114 inside New Enterprise Stone and Lime Co, Inc., New Enterprise, PA

#88 inside Russell Standard, Fayetteville, PA

#173 & 174 inside & SealMaster, Hillsville/Allentown, PA

#30 & 31 outside

#142 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

#68 inside UNIQUE Paving Materials Corp., Cleveland, OH

Asset Management Systems

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Inc., Lititz, PA

#178 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA

#1 outside CUES, Inc., Orlando, FL

#106 inside OpenGov, San Jose, CA

#67 inside Traffic Planning and Design, Inc., Pottstown, PA

#8 inside TRAISR, Fort Washington, PA

Associations/Societies

#32 inside American Kennel Club, Raleigh, NC

L5 inside Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, Greensburg, PA

L13 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts (PACD), Harrisburg, PA

L3 inside Pa. Chiefs of Police Association, Harrisburg, PA

#15 inside Pa. Council of Professional Geologists, Camp Hill, PA

L9 inside Pa. Recreation and Park Society, State College, PA

#130 & 131 & Pa. State Association of Township Supervisors, Enola, PA

#146 & 147 inside

#24 inside Pa. State Beekeepers Association, Lititz, PA

L7 inside Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA

Athletic Equipment

#43 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment / MRC, Sea Girt, NJ

EXHIBITORS

#135 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

#56 inside Sport Court of Pennsylvania, Bowmansville, PA

Auction Services/Online Auctions

#184 inside Auctions International, East Aurora, NY

#87 inside GovDeals, Montgomery, AL

#127 inside Municibid.com, Pottstown, PA

#145 inside World Kinect Energy Services, Aliquippa, PA

Audio/Video/Lighting/Acoustic Installation

#75 inside Illuminated Integration, Harrisburg, PA

Automotive Fluids & Cleaners

#186 inside Berkebile Oil, Somerset, PA

Beverages

#191 inside Farm Show Milkshakes, Harrisburg, PA

Bridge Products & Services (Includes Prefabricated, Timber, & Vehicle)

#45 inside DLVEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA

#40 inside InQuik Bridge Systems, Denver, CO

#5 inside Keystone Concrete Products, New Holland, PA

#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Inc., Camp Hill, PA

#68 inside UNIQUE Paving Materials Corp., Cleveland, OH

#26 inside Vaisala Xweather, Louisville, CO

Budgeting & Management Software

#16 inside Freedom Systems Corp., Eagleville, PA

Building Materials

#98 inside 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA

#93 inside ClearSpan Structures, South Windsor, CT

#40 inside InQuik Bridge Systems, Denver, CO

#118 inside Kencor Elevator, West Chester, PA

#163 inside Moser Roofing Solutions LLC, Lancaster, PA

Buildings Storage & Containment

#93 inside ClearSpan Structures, South Windsor, CT

#97 inside M&W EASI-SET Buildings, Ottsville, PA

#14 inside OTC Fleet Services, Lancaster, PA

#181 inside Pioneer Pole Buildings, Inc., Schuylkill Haven, PA

#137 inside Snyder Equipment - Britespan Building Systems, Watsontown, PA

#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Inc., Limerick, PA

#46, 48 & #67 outside

Carpet/Floor Tile & Installation

#21 inside Commercial Flooring Professionals, Camp Hill, PA

#83 inside Phillips Workplace Interiors, Harrisburg, PA

Cleaning Equipment – Pressure Washers

#95 inside Beco Equipment, Leola, PA

#188 inside CertaPro Painters of South Central PA, Reading/Lancaster/York, PA

Code Enforcement/Inspections/Education

#57 inside 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA

#95 inside BIU of PA Inc., Feasterville, PA

#156 inside Building Inspectors & Code Officials GUILD of America / Berks County Building & Code Association, Wernersville, PA

#35 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., 9 locations throughout PA

L5 inside Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, Greensburg, PA

#3 inside Lehigh Engineering, LLC, Pottsville, PA

#94 inside Light-Heigel & Associates Inc., Palmyra, Halifax, Lancaster, Lewisburg, Schuylkill Haven, & Sinking Spring, PA

#112 inside Middle Department Inspection Agency, Inc., West Chester, PA

#180 inside Northeast Inspection Consultants, Childs, PA

#195 inside Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA

Commercial Van Interiors

#36-37 outside Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment Co., Kings Park, NY

Communications (Public Relations)

#165 inside Communication Solutions Group, Inc., Jenkintown, PA

Community/Economic Development

#165 inside Communication Solutions Group, Inc., Jenkintown, PA

#195 inside Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA

L10 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

L4 inside Pa. Hardwoods Development Council - Pa. Dept. of Ag., Harrisburg, PA

#72 inside Penn State Extension Urban Forestry and Water Team, University Park, PA

EXHIBITORS

Computers/Information Systems & Services/Websites

#153 inside DandeLions Digital, Media, PA

#64 & 65 inside Diversified Technology, Bloomsburg, PA

#28 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, LLC, Lebanon, PA

#26 inside Vaisala Xweather, Louisville, CO

Concrete/Cement Products/Services

#5 inside Keystone Concrete Products, New Holland, PA

#68 inside UNIQUE Paving Materials Corp., Cleveland, OH

Constituent Communications

#153 inside DandeLions Digital, Media, PA

L15 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Harrisburg, PA

Construction Management

#17 inside Fidevia Construction Management & Consulting, Lititz, PA

Construction Materials & Services

#96 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#93 inside ClearSpan Structures, South Windsor, CT

#17 inside Fidevia Construction Management & Consulting, Lititz, PA

#76 inside GeoStabilization International, Commerce City, CO

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc., Milroy, PA

#139 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA

#40 inside InQuik Bridge Systems, Denver, CO

#197 inside Kc Signs & Awnings, Aston, PA

#118 inside Kencor Elevator, West Chester, PA

#154 inside Maxwell Products/Asphalt Care Equipment, Bensalem, PA

#163 inside Moser Roofing Solutions LLC, Lancaster, PA

#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA

Content Services Reporting

#44 inside Momentum ECM, LLC, Lemoyne, PA

Contractors

#133 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions LLC, Allentown, PA

#96 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#188 inside CertaPro Painters of South Central PA, Reading/Lancaster/York, PA

#76 inside GeoStabilization International, Commerce City, CO

#139 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc., Milroy, PA

#55 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment, Mechanicsburg & Butler, PA

#163 inside Moser Roofing Solutions LLC, Lancaster, PA

#113 & 114 inside New Enterprise Stone and Lime Co, Inc., New Enterprise, PA

#181 inside Pioneer Pole Buildings, Inc., Schuylkill Haven, PA

#84 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA

Cooperative Purchasing Contracts

#98 inside 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA

#193 inside COSTARS, Harrisburg, PA

#55 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment, Mechanicsburg/Butler PA

#69 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

#104 inside New Holland North America, New Holland, PA

#56 inside Sport Court of Pennsylvania, Bowmansville, PA

Correctional Products (Inmate/Correctional Staff Apparel, Personal Hygiene Items, Bags, & Housekeeping)

L6 inside Pennsylvania Correctional Industries (PCI), Camp Hill, PA

COSTARS

#98 inside 84 Lumber, Eighty Four, PA

#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Zelienople

# 40 & 41 outside (3 Locations - Harrisburg / Somerset), PA

#138 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland PA

#24 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#133 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions LLC, Allentown, PA

#185 inside Bergey’s Truck Center, Carlisle, PA

#20-23 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#188 inside CertaPro Painters of South Central PA, Reading/Lancaster/York, PA

#41 & 42 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc., Murrysville, PA

#38 & 39 outside

#21 inside Commercial Flooring Professionals, Camp Hill, PA

#48 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son, Inc., Thorofare, NJ

#18 & 19 outside

#36 & 37 outside Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment Co., Kings Park, NY

#32-35 outside Eagle Power Turf & Tractor, Doylestown, PA

#28 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, LLC, Lebanon, PA

#5 outside Fry’s Plastic/Olde Barn Equipment, Pennsdale, PA

#43 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment / MRC, Sea Girt, NJ

EXHIBITORS

#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, Lebanon, PA

#55-57 outside

#62 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA

#37 inside Hondru Government/Fleet/Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA

#60 inside ICC Community Development Solutions, Rochester, NY

#75 inside Illuminated Integration, Harrisburg, PA

#197 inside Kc Signs & Awnings, Aston, PA

#118 inside Kencor Elevator, West Chester, PA

#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading/Whitehall, PA

#58 & 59 outside

#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Inc., Camp Hill, PA

#11-13 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

#164 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

#18 inside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Honesdale, PA

#154 inside Maxwell Products/Asphalt Care Equipment, Bensalem, PA

#49 outside M&K Truck Center, Harrisburg, PA

#27-29 outside Messick’s Farm Equipment, Inc., Mount Joy, PA

#124 & 125 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield and Bloomsburg, PA

#163 inside Moser Roofing Solutions LLC, Lancaster, PA

#91 inside National Gunite, Statewide, PA

#63 inside New Holland Auto Group, New Holland, PA

#104 inside New Holland North America, New Holland, PA

#83 inside Phillips Workplace Interiors, Harrisburg, PA

#183 inside Print-O-Stat, York, PA

#12 inside River Valley Recreation, Wrightsville, PA

#173 & 174 inside & SealMaster, Hillsville/Allentown, PA

#30 & 31 outside

#121 inside Structural Metal Fabricators, Inc., Palmerton, PA

#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Inc., Limerick, PA

#46-48 & #67 outside

#14-17 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

#123 inside United Rentals, Stamford, CT

#52 & 53 outside U.S. Municipal, Huntingdon, King of Prussia, & Evans City, PA

#141 inside Versalift East, LLC, Bethlehem, PA

#4 inside Winter Equipment, Willoughby, OH

County Association of Township Officials

Chocolate Lobby Fayette County Association

Cranes

#121 inside Structural Metal Fabricators, Inc., Palmerton, PA

#141 inside Versalift East, LLC, Bethlehem, PA

Culvert Liners

#45 inside DLVEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA

#91 inside National Gunite, Statewide, PA

Deicing Chemicals/Information

#192 inside Seneca Mineral Company, Erie, PA

#26 inside Vaisala Xweather, Louisville, CO

Design-Build Construction

#139 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA

Document Management

#82 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA

#79 inside Executive Image Solutions, Inc., Lemoyne, PA

#85 inside Government Forms & Supplies, Sioux City, IA

#143 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA

#60 inside ICC Community Development Solutions, Rochester, NY

#44 inside Momentum ECM, LLC, Lemoyne, PA

#132 inside PennBid, Robesonia, PA

#39 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA

Drainage Products

#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Inc., Camp Hill, PA

Dump/Service Bodies

#50 & 51 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#41 & 42 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc., Murrysville, PA

#38 & 39 outside

#36 & 37 outside Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment Co., Kings Park, NY

#58 inside & J&J Truck Bodies and Trailers, Somerset, PA

#54 outside

#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading/Whitehall, PA

#58 & 59 outside

#11-13 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

#42-45 outside Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA

#3 & 4 outside Powell’s Sales and Service, Scott Township, PA

#121 inside Structural Metal Fabricators, Inc., Palmerton, PA

#68 & 69 outside Triad Truck Equipment, Pottstown, PA

#14-17 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

#141 inside Versalift East, LLC, Bethlehem, PA

EXHIBITORS

Dust Control

#124 & 125 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield and Bloomsburg, PA

#192 inside Seneca Mineral Company, Erie, PA

#142 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

Educational Services for Fire Services & Local Government

L12 inside Pa. Fire & Emergency Services Institute, Harrisburg, PA

Educational Resources/Training

#32 inside American Kennel Club, Raleigh, NC

#13 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, Penn State Univeristy, PA

#105 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA

#27 inside IMSA, Hershey, PA

L5 inside Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, Greensburg, PA

#129 inside LTAP, Harrisburg, PA

#195 inside Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA

L14 inside Pa. Department of Health, Harrisburg, PA

L4 inside Pa. Hardwoods Development Council - Pa. Dept. of Ag., Harrisburg, PA

L9 inside Pa. Recreation and Park Society, State College, PA

#148 inside PennDOT, Harrisburg, PA

#72 inside Penn State Extension Urban Forestry and Water Team, University Park, PA

L7 inside Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA

Elevator Construction and Maintenance

#118 inside Kencor Elevator, West Chester, PA

Emergency Management

#76 inside GeoStabilization International, Commerce City, CO

Energy Consultant

#145 inside World Kinect Energy Services, Aliquippa, PA

Energy Services & Supplies

#76 inside GeoStabilization International, Commerce City, CO

#145 inside World Kinect Energy Services, Aliquippa, PA

Engineers/Consultants/Surveyors/Planners

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Inc., Lititz, PA

#86 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, Plymouth Meeting, PA

#1 inside Bassett Engineering, Inc., Montoursville, PA

#9 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA

#111 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA

#175 inside Century Engineering, A Kleinfelder Company, Centre Hall, PA

#144 inside Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., Moon Township, PA

#73 inside Colliers Engineering & Design, Allentown, PA

#178 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA

#120 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

#170 inside Gannett Fleming, Camp Hill, PA

#78 inside GeoBuild, LLC, Bethel Park, PA

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc., Milroy, PA

#139 inside Gorski Engineering, Inc., Collegeville, PA

#71 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#35 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., 9 locations throughout PA

#159 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#3 inside Lehigh Engineering, LLC, Pottsville, PA

#167 inside P. Joseph Lehman, Inc., Consulting Engineers, Duncansville, PA

#94 inside Light-Heigel & Associates Inc., Palmyra, Halifax, Lancaster, Lewisburg, Schuylkill Haven, & Sinking Spring, PA

#7 inside McMahon, a Bowman company, Fort Washington, PA

#149 inside NIRA Consulting Engineers, Inc., Pittsburgh & Coraopolis, PA

L12 inside Pa. Fire & Emergency Services Institute, Harrisburg, PA

#182 inside Penn E&R, Pittsburgh, Doylestown, & Mansfield, PA

#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA

#126 inside Remington & Vernick Engineers, King of Prussia, PA

#122 inside RETTEW Associates, Inc., Lancaster, PA

#89 inside Senate Engineering Company, Pittsburgh, PA

#74 inside Steckbeck Engineering and Surveying, Inc. Lebanon, PA

#67 inside Traffic Planning and Design, Inc., Pottstown, PA

Environmental Organizations

#86 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, Plymouth Meeting, PA

#13 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, Penn State Univeristy, PA

#144 inside Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., Moon Township, PA

#76 inside GeoStabilization International, Commerce City, CO

L5 inside Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, Greensburg, PA

#167 inside P. Joseph Lehman, Inc., Consulting Engineers, Duncansville, PA

EXHIBITORS

L13 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts (PACD), Harrisburg, PA

L15 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Harrisburg, PA

L4 inside Pa. Hardwoods Development Council - PA Dept. of Ag., Harrisburg, PA

#72 inside Penn State Extension Urban Forestry and Water Team, University Park, PA

L7 inside Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA

Equipment – Groundskeeping

#20-23 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA

#81 inside Deer Country Farm & Lawn, Lancaster, PA

#32-35 outside Eagle Power Turf & Tractor, Doylestown, PA

#25 outside John Deere, Covering the state of PA

#69 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

#27-29 outside Messick’s Farm Equipment, Inc., Mount Joy, PA

#104 inside New Holland North America, New Holland, PA

Equipment – Heavy & Industrial

#138 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland PA

#24 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#20-23 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA

#52 inside Black Diamond Equipment Rental, Uniontown, PA

#41 & 42 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc., Murrysville, PA

#38 & 39 outside

#81 inside Deer Country Farm & Lawn, Lancaster, PA

#32-35 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA

#32-35 outside Eagle Power Turf & Tractor, Doylestown, PA

#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, Lebanon, PA

#55-57 outside

#25 outside John Deere, Covering the state of PA

#118 inside Kencor Elevator, West Chester, PA

#3 & 4 outside Powell’s Sales and Service, Scott Township, PA

#123 inside United Rentals, Stamford, CT

Equipment – Mowers

#138 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland PA

#2 outside Atmax Equipment, Tampa, FL

#81 inside Deer Country Farm & Lawn, Lancaster, PA

#25 outside John Deere, Covering the state of PA

#32-35 outside Eagle Power Turf & Tractor, Doylestown, PA

#69 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

#27-29 outside Messick’s Farm Equipment, Inc., Mount Joy, PA

#6 outside Montage Enterprises, Blairstown, NJ

#80 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

#60-66 & #70 outside

#14-17 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

Equipment – Pavement Maintenance

#90 inside Asphalt Zipper, Inc., American Fork, UT

#154 inside Maxwell Products/Asphalt Care Equipment, Bensalem, PA

#173 & 174 inside & SealMaster, Hillsville/Allentown, PA

#30 & 31 outside

#80 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

#60-66 & #70 outside

Equipment – Rentals

#187 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Zelienople

24 & 25 outside (3 Locations - Harrisburg / Somerset), PA

#95 inside Beco Equipment, Leola, PA

#185 inside Bergey’s Truck Center, Carlisle, PA

#20-23 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA

#52 inside Black Diamond Equipment Rental, Uniontown, PA

#50 & 51 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#41 & 42 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc., Murrysville, PA

#38 & 39 outside

#32-35 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA

#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, Lebanon, PA

#55-57 outside

#18 inside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Honesdale, PA

#154 inside Maxwell Products/Asphalt Care Equipment, Bensalem, PA

#42-45 outside Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA

#3 & 4 outside Powell’s Sales and Service, Scott Township, PA

#173 & 174 inside & SealMaster, Hillsville/Allentown, PA

#30 & 31 outside

#123 inside United Rentals, Stamford, CT

Equipment – Snow & Ice Removal

#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Zelienople, PA

#40 & 41 outside (3 Locations - Harrisburg / Somerset), PA

#24 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#50 & 51 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#8-10 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH

#81 inside Deer Country Farm & Lawn, Lancaster, PA

#25 outside John Deere, Covering the state of PA

EXHIBITORS

#48 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son, Inc., Thorofare, NJ

#18 & 19 outside

#36 & 37 outside Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment Co., Kings Park, NY

#32-35 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA

#32-35 outside Eagle Power Turf & Tractor, Doylestown, PA

#5 outside Fry’s Plastic/Olde Barn Equipment, Pennsdale, PA

#119 inside Hi-Way, Cedar Rapids, IA

#49 outside M&K Truck Center, Harrisburg, PA

#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading/Whitehall, PA

#58 & 59 outside

#11-13 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

#18 inside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Honesdale, PA

#42-45 outside Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA

#27-29 outside Messick’s Farm Equipment, Inc., Mount Joy, PA

#3 & 4 outside Powell’s Sales and Service, Scott Township, PA

#192 inside Seneca Mineral Company, Erie, PA

#80 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

#60-66 & #70 outisde

#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Inc., Limerick, PA

#46-48 & #67 outside

#68 & 69 outside Triad Truck Equipment, Pottstown, PA

#14-17 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

#52 & 53 outside U.S. Municipal, Huntingdon, King of Prussia, & Evans City, PA

#26 inside Vaisala Xweather, Louisville, CO

#102 & 103 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA

#26 outside

#4 inside Winter Equipment, Willoughby, OH

Equipment – Sweepers

#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Zelienople 40 & 41 outside (3 Locations - Harrisburg / Somerset), PA

#2 outside Atmax Equipment, Tampa, FL

#177 inside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

#27-29 outside Messick’s Farm Equipment, Inc., Mount Joy, PA

#30 & 31 inside Northeast Sweepers and Rentals, Inc., Fairfield, NJ

#52 & 53 outside U.S. Municipal, Huntingdon, King of Prussia, & Evans City, PA

Equipment – Trucks

#7 outside Altec, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, PA

#24 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#185 inside Bergey’s Truck Center, Carlisle, PA

#8-10 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH

#1 outside CUES, Inc., Orlando, FL

#48 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son, Inc., Thorofare, NJ

#18 & 19 outside

#36 & 37 outside Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment Co., Kings Park, NY

#5 outside Fry’s Plastic/Olde Barn Equipment, Pennsdale, PA

#119 inside Hi-Way, Cedar Rapids, IA

#37 inside Hondru Government/Fleet/Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA

#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading/Whitehall, PA

#58 & 59 outside

#11-13 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

#42-45 outside Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA

#49 outside M&K Truck Center, Harrisburg, PA

#63 inside New Holland Auto Group, New Holland, PA

#3 & 4 outside Powell’s Sales and Service, Scott Township, PA

#80 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

#60-66 & #70 outside

#121 inside Structural Metal Fabricators, Inc., Palmerton, PA

#38 inside & T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Inc., Limerick, PA

#46-48 & #67 outside

#68 & 69 outside Triad Truck Equipment, Pottstown, PA

#123 inside United Rentals, Stamford, CT

#141 inside Versalift East, LLC, Bethlehem, PA

Equipment – Wood Chippers

#80 inside & Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

#60-66 & #70 outisde

Erosion Control

#78 inside GeoBuild, LLC, Bethel Park, PA

L13 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts (PACD), Harrisburg, PA

Excavation

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc., Milroy, PA

Financial Management/Banking

#50 inside Mid Penn Bank, Harrisburg, PA

#19 inside M&T Bank, Harrisburg, PA

#187 inside PENNVEST, Harrisburg, PA

#47 inside Piper Sandler & Co., Pittsburgh, PA

#171 inside PLGIT, Harrisburg, PA

#190 inside Univest Financial Corporation, Souderton, PA

EXHIBITORS

Fire Alarm Systems

#160 inside Integrated Security Systems, Harleysville, PA

Fleet Management Systems

Chocolate Lobby Allied Communications of Pa., Gibsonia, PA

#55 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment, Mechanicsburg & Butler PA

#14 inside OTC Fleet Services, Lancaster, PA

#54 inside Spatial Data Logic, Somerset, NJ

#33 inside Syntech Systems, Inc./FuelMaster, Tallahassee, FL

#8 inside TRAISR, Fort Washington, PA

#172 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA

Fleet Parts and Services

#14 inside OTC Fleet Services, Lancaster, PA

#179 inside Penn Power Group, Philadelphia, PA

Fuel Supplier

#145 inside World Kinect Energy Services, Aliquippa, PA

Furniture – School & Office

#85 inside Government Forms & Supplies, Sioux City, IA

#83 inside Phillips Workplace Interiors, Harrisburg, PA

Garbage Trucks

#14-17 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

Gas Exploration

#101 inside EQT Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania, Inc., Newtown, PA

Generators

#161 inside Palco Power Systems, Jeannette, PA

Geographic Information Systems

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Inc., Lititz, PA

#71 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#49 inside RoadBotics by Michelin, Pittsburgh, PA

#89 inside Senate Engineering Company, Pittsburgh, PA

#74 inside Steckbeck Engineering and Surveying, Inc. Lebanon, PA

#8 inside TRAISR, Fort Washington, PA

Geologists

#86 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, Plymouth Meeting, PA

#182 inside Penn E&R, Pittsburgh, Doylestown, & Mansfield, PA

GPS Vehicle Tracking

#172 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA

Grants/Grant Writing

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Inc., Lititz, PA

#71 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#35 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., 9 locations throughout PA

#159 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#195 inside Pa. Department of Community and Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA

L10 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

L14 inside Pa. Department of Health, Harrisburg, PA

Historic Preservation Projects

#167 inside P. Joseph Lehman, Inc., Consulting Engineers, Duncansville, PA

Information Services

#64 & 65 inside Diversified Technology, Bloomsburg, PA

#28 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, LLC, Lebanon, PA

#44 inside Momentum ECM, LLC, Lemoyne, PA

L15 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Harrisburg, PA

Information Technology

#28 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, LLC, Lebanon, PA

#79 inside Executive Image Solutions, Inc., Lemoyne, PA

#16 inside Freedom Systems Corp., Eagleville, PA

#143 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA

#106 inside OpenGov, San Jose, CA

#39 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA

#74 inside Steckbeck Engineering and Surveying, Inc. Lebanon, PA

Insurance

#168 inside Aetna

#51 inside Brown & Brown Insurance, Bethlehem, PA

#105 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA

#50 inside Mid Penn Bank, Harrisburg, PA

#109 inside Municipal Risk Management, Sewickley, PA

#169 inside National Vision Administrators (NVA), Mechanicsburg / UNUM, King of Prussia, PA

#170 inside PSATS Trustees Insurance and Retirement Services, Enola, PA

#140 inside H.A. Thomson, Chester Springs, PA

#116 inside Trident Public Risk Solutions, Avon, CT

Investment Asset Management Services

#50 inside Mid Penn Bank, Harrisburg, PA

#171 inside PLGIT, Harrisburg, PA

Janitorial Services

#69 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

Landscape Architecture

#35 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., 9 locations throughout PA

Landslide Repair

#78 inside GeoBuild, LLC, Bethel Park, PA

Law Firm

#66 inside Portnoff Law Associates, King of Prussia, PA

Lighting

#93 inside ClearSpan Structures, South Windsor, CT

#75 inside Illuminated Integration, Harrisburg, PA

Machine Shop & Fabrication

#32-35 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA

#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, Lebanon, PA

#55-57 outside

#11-13 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

Manhole Castings/Rehabilitation

#45 inside DLVEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA

#91 inside National Gunite, Statewide, PA

Mapping/Mapping Equipment

#120 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

#49 inside RoadBotics by Michelin, Pittsburgh, PA

Merchant Processing

#50 inside Mid Penn Bank, Harrisburg, PA

Minute Books

#85 inside Government Forms & Supplies, Sioux City, IA

#130 & 131 & Pa. State Association of Township Supervisors, Enola, PA

#146 & 147 inside

Motors

#166 inside Deckman Motor & Pump, Bridgeport, PA

Municipal Enterprise Software Solutions

#64 & 65 inside Diversified Technology, Bloomsburg, PA

#16 inside Freedom Systems Corp., Eagleville, PA

#110 inside Vadar Systems, Inc., Acton, MA

Municipal Management Software

#117 inside BS&A Software, Bath, MI

#178 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA

#82 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA

#64 & 65 inside Diversified Technology, Bloomsburg, PA

#16 inside Freedom Systems Corp., Eagleville, PA

#99 inside General Code, Rochester, NY

#60 inside ICC Community Development Solutions, Rochester, NY

#132 inside PennBid, Robesonia, PA

#183 inside Print-O-Stat, York, PA

#54 inside Spatial Data Logic, Somerset, NJ

#8 inside TRAISR, Fort Washington, PA

#110 inside Vadar Systems, Inc., Acton, MA

Municipal Websites

#54 inside Spatial Data Logic, Somerset, NJ

Natural Gas Pipeline

#176 inside Williams Companies, Tunkhannock, PA

Office Business Equipment

#79 inside Executive Image Solutions, Inc., Lemoyne, PA

#143 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA

Office Supplies

#85 inside Government Forms & Supplies, Sioux City, IA

Open Space Planning

#83 inside Phillips Workplace Interiors, Harrisburg, PA

EXHIBITORS

Ordinance Codification

#99 inside General Code, Rochester, NY

Outdoor Furniture

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#83 inside Phillips Workplace Interiors, Harrisburg, PA

Park Equipment

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#32-35 outside Eagle Power Turf & Tractor, Doylestown, PA

#157 inside George Ely Associates, Carlisle, PA

#43 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment / MRC, Sea Girt, NJ

#61 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA

#164 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

L10 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

#135 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

#12 inside River Valley Recreation, Wrightsville, PA

#56 inside Sport Court of Pennsylvania, Bowmansville, PA

Pavement Management

#189 inside FORTA, Grove City, PA

#26 inside Vaisala Xweather, Louisville, CO

Pavement Products/Maintenance/Preservation

#133 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions LLC, Allentown, PA

#96 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#90 inside Asphalt Zipper, Inc., American Fork, UT

#189 inside FORTA, Grove City, PA

#62 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA

#124 & 125 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield & Bloomsburg, PA

#84 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA

#49 inside RoadBotics by Michelin, Pittsburgh, PA

#88 inside Russell Standard, Fayetteville, PA

#142 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

Pavilions/Site Furnishings

#61 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA

#69 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

#164 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

#135 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

#12 inside River Valley Recreation, Wrightsville, PA

Pension Plans/Pension Administrator

L8 inside Pa. Municipal Retirement System, Harrisburg, PA

Permanent Patching Material HPM

#62 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA

Permitting/Code Enforcement/Inspection Software

#155 inside Commonwealth Code Inspection Service, Inc., Manheim, PA

#178 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA

#136 inside Cypress Creek Renewables, Asheville, NC

#82 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA

#16 inside Freedom Systems Corp., Eagleville, PA

#60 inside ICC Community Development Solutions, Rochester, NY

#180 inside Northeast Inspection Consultants, Childs, PA

#106 inside OpenGov, San Jose, CA

#54 inside Spatial Data Logic, Somerset, NJ

#8 inside TRAISR, Fort Washington, PA

Pipe Supplier

#50 & 51 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#77 inside Chemung Supply Corp, Elmira, NY

#45 inside DLVEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA

#5 outside Fry’s Plastic/Olde Barn Equipment, Pennsdale, PA

#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Inc., Camp Hill, PA

#192 inside Seneca Mineral Company, Erie, PA

Playgrounds

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#157 inside George Ely Associates, Carlisle, PA

#43 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment / MRC, Sea Girt, NJ

#61 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA

#164 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

L9 inside Pa. Recreation and Park Society, State College, PA

#135 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

#12 inside River Valley Recreation, Wrightsville, PA

Police Equipment

#193 inside COSTARS, Harrisburg, PA

#63 inside New Holland Auto Group, New Holland, PA

Prefabricated Concrete Buildings

#97 inside M&W EASI-SET Buildings, Ottsville, PA

Printing/Publishing

#99 inside General Code, Rochester, NY

#85 inside Government Forms & Supplies, Sioux City, IA

Procurement Software

#165 inside Communication Solutions Group, Inc., Jenkintown, PA

#25 inside Government Window, LLC, Kennesaw, GA

#106 inside OpenGov, San Jose, CA

Public Safety

#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA

L2 inside Pa. State Police, Harrisburg, PA

Publications

#165 inside Communication Solutions Group, Inc., Jenkintown, PA

Recreation Equipment, Supplies & Services

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#193 inside COSTARS, Harrisburg, PA

#157 inside George Ely Associates, Carlisle, PA

#43 inside GameTime Park & Playground Equipment / MRC, Sea Girt, NJ

#164 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

#97 inside M&W EASI-SET Buildings, Ottsville, PA

L10 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

L9 inside Pa. Recreation and Park Society, State College, PA

#135 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

#12 inside River Valley Recreation, Wrightsville, PA

#56 inside Sport Court of Pennsylvania, Bowmansville, PA

Recycling Equipment/Information/Services

L5 inside Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful, Greensburg, PA

L7 inside Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA

#84 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA

#142 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania, Inc., Newtown, PA

Retaining Walls

#78 inside GeoBuild, LLC, Bethel Park, PA

#5 inside Keystone Concrete Products, New Holland, PA

Risk Management/Safety

#105 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA

#109 inside Municipal Risk Management, Sewickley, PA

#132 inside PennBid, Robesonia, PA

Road Base Reclamation/Stabilization

#96 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#90 inside Asphalt Zipper, Inc., American Fork, UT

#124 & 125 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Clearfield & Bloomsburg, PA

#78 inside GeoBuild, LLC, Bethel Park, PA

#84 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA

#142 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

#4 inside Winter Equipment, Willoughby, OH

Road Construction & Maintenance Equipment, Products, Services & Supplies

#138 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland, PA

#24 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#133 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions LLC, Allentown, PA

#90 inside Asphalt Zipper, Inc., American Fork, UT

#50 & 51 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#77 inside Chemung Supply Corp, Elmira, NY

#48 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son, Inc., Thorofare, NJ

#18 & 19 outside

#32-35 outside Eagle Power & Equipment, Montgomeryville, PA

#189 inside FORTA, Grove City, PA

#177 inside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

#115 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, Lebanon, PA

#55-57 outside

#119 inside Hi-Way, Cedar Rapids, IA

#40 inside InQuik Bridge Systems, Denver, CO

#49 outside M&K Truck Center, Harrisburg, PA

#113 & 114 inside New Enterprise Stone and Lime Co, Inc., New Enterprise, PA

#84 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA

#49 inside RoadBotics by Michelin, Pittsburgh, PA

#88 inside Russell Standard, Fayetteville, PA

#173 & 174 inside & SealMaster, Hillsville/Allentown, PA

#30 & 31 outside

#121 inside Structural Metal Fabricators, Inc., Palmerton, PA

#68 inside UNIQUE Paving Materials Corp., Cleveland, OH

#52 & 53 outside U.S. Municipal, Huntingdon, King of Prussia, & Evans City, PA

#102 & 103 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA

#26 outside

#4 inside Winter Equipment, Willoughby, OH

Roadway Safety Products

#77 inside Chemung Supply Corp, Elmira, NY

Roofing & Energy Savings

#163 inside Moser Roofing Solutions LLC, Lancaster, PA

Rust & Corrosion Control

#186 inside Berkebile Oil, Somerset, PA

#11 inside Krown Rust Control, West Middlesex, PA

#22 inside Pro Fleet Care, Wrightsville, PA

Salt Brine Makers and Applicators

#36 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading/Whitehall, PA

#58 & 59 outside

#68 & 69 outside Triad Truck Equipment, Pottstown, PA

Salt Storage Buildings

#5 inside Keystone Concrete Products, New Holland, PA

#137 inside Snyder Equipment - Britespan Building Systems, Watsontown, PA

Scanning & Document Management Services

#79 inside Executive Image Solutions, Inc., Lemoyne, PA

#39 inside Scantek Infomanagement Solutions, Willow Grove, PA

Security Systems

#160 inside Integrated Security Systems, Harleysville, PA

Septic System Equipment & Services

#166 inside Deckman Motor & Pump, Bridgeport, PA

#150 & 151 inside Site Specific Design, Inc., Abington, PA

Sewage Collection Systems

#166 inside Deckman Motor & Pump, Bridgeport, PA

#150 & 151 inside Site Specific Design, Inc., Abington, PA

Sewer and Culvert Rehabilitation

#45 inside DLVEWS, Inc., Chambersburg, PA

#6 inside Guyer Brothers, Inc., New Enterprise, PA

#91 inside National Gunite, Statewide, PA

Sewer Cleaning/Inspection Equipment

#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Zelienople

40 & 41 outside (3 Locations - Harrisburg / Somerset), PA

#1 outside CUES, Inc., Orlando, FL

#48 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son, Inc., Thorofare, NJ

#18 & 19 outside

#177 inside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

Shelters

#157 inside George Ely Associates, Carlisle, PA

Shredding

#79 inside Executive Image Solutions, Inc., Lemoyne, PA

#143 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA

Sign and Road Inventory

#77 inside Chemung Supply Corp, Elmira, NY

#197 inside Kc Signs & Awnings, Aston, PA

#49 inside RoadBotics by Michelin, Pittsburgh, PA

#52 & 53 outside U.S. Municipal, Huntingdon, King of Prussia, & Evans City, PA

Site Amenities

#157 inside George Ely Associates, Carlisle, PA

Social Media Management

#153 inside DandeLions Digital, Media, PA

Software Solutions

#44 inside Momentum ECM, LLC, Lemoyne, PA

#20 inside Tyler Technologies, Plano, TX

Soil Remediation/Stabilization

#86 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, Plymouth Meeting, PA

#76 inside GeoStabilization International, Commerce City, CO

#84 inside Recon Construction Services, Inc., York, PA

Solar Products/Services

#136 inside Cypress Creek Renewables, Ashville, NC

#145 inside World Kinect Energy Services, Aliquippa, PA

Solid Waste Management

L7 inside Professional Recyclers of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, PA

#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania, Inc., Newtown, PA

Sports Construction

#56 inside Sport Court of Pennsylvania, Bowmansville, PA

Stormwater Services & Supplies

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Inc., Lititz, PA

#111 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA

#175 inside Century Engineering, A Kleinfelder Company, Centre Hall, PA

#144 inside Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., Moon Township, PA

#193 inside COSTARS, Harrisburg, PA

#1 outside CUES, Inc., Orlando, FL

#92 inside Lane Enterprises, Inc., Camp Hill, PA

#159 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#3 inside Lehigh Engineering, LLC, Pottsville, PA

#91 inside National Gunite, Statewide, PA

#192 inside Seneca Mineral Company, Erie, PA

#110 inside Vadar Systems, Inc., Acton, MA

Surveying Equipment/Surveyors

#175 inside Century Engineering, A Kleinfelder Company, Centre Hall, PA

#178 inside C.S. Davidson, Inc., York, PA

#120 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

#3 inside Lehigh Engineering, LLC, Pottsville, PA

#149 inside NIRA Consulting Engineers, Inc., Pittsburgh & Coraopolis, PA

#182 inside Penn E&R, Pittsburgh, Doylestown, & Mansfield, PA

#183 inside Print-O-Stat, York, PA

Tank Containment

#55 inside Keystone Petroleum Equipment, Mechanicsburg/Butler PA

Tax and Fee Collection & Administration Services

#59 inside Berkheimer Tax Innovations, Bangor, PA

#153 inside J.P. Harris Associates LLC, Mechanicsburg, PA

#158 inside Keystone Collections Group, Irwin, PA

#50 inside Mid Penn Bank, Harrisburg, PA

#66 inside Portnoff Law Associates, King of Prussia, PA

Technology

#53 inside Comcast, Reading, PA

Telecommunications

#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA

#53 inside Comcast, Reading, PA

#28 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, LLC, Lebanon, PA

#172 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA

Timber Management

L4 inside Pa. Hardwoods Development Council - Pa. Dept. of Ag., Harrisburg, PA

Tractors

#138 inside AG-Industrial, Inc., New Holland PA

#20-23 outside Best Line Equipment, State College, PA

#81 inside Deer Country Farm & Lawn, Lancaster, PA

#25 outside John Deere, Covering the state of PA

#27-29 outside Messick’s Farm Equipment, Inc., Mount Joy, PA

#104 inside New Holland North America, New Holland, PA

Traffic Consultants

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Inc., Lititz, PA

#9 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA

#111 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA

#175 inside Century Engineering, A Kleinfelder Company, Centre Hall, PA

#120 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

#71 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#159 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#7 inside McMahon, a Bowman company, Fort Washington, PA

#67 inside Traffic Planning and Design, Inc., Pottstown, PA

EXHIBITORS

Traffic Control Services/Products (Signs, Signals, & Software)

#77 inside Chemung Supply Corp, Elmira, NY

Trailer Hitch Systems/Trailers

#18 inside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Honesdale, PA

#42-45 outside Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA

Training – Safety & Maintenance

#129 inside LTAP, Harrisburg, PA

#148 inside PennDOT, Harrisburg, PA

#29 inside Pa. One Call System, West Mifflin, PA

L9 inside Pa. Recreation and Park Society, State College, PA

#72 inside Penn State Extension Urban Forestry and Water Team, University Park, PA

#123 inside United Rentals, Stamford, CT

Utility Billing Software

#117 inside BS&A Software, Bath, MI

#82 inside Dallas Data Systems, Pottstown, PA

#64 & 65 inside Diversified Technology, Bloomsburg, PA

#50 inside Mid Penn Bank, Harrisburg, PA

#110 inside Vadar Systems, Inc., Acton, MA

Utility Company

#2 inside Aqua Pennsylvania, Bryn Mawr, PA

#136 inside Cypress Creek Renewables, Asheville, NC

#6 inside Guyer Brothers, Inc., New Enterprise, PA

#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA

Vehicles & Vehicle Service

#5 outside Fry’s Plastic/Olde Barn Equipment, Pennsdale, PA

#37 inside Hondru Government/Fleet/Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA

#49 outside M&K Truck Center, Harrisburg, PA

#63 inside New Holland Auto Group, New Holland, PA

Volunteer Recruitment & Retention

L12 inside Pa. Fire & Emergency Services Institute, Harrisburg, PA

Waste Removal Services

#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania, Inc., Newtown, PA

Water Conservation

#2 inside Aqua Pennsylvania, Bryn Mawr, PA

#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA

L13 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts (PACD), Harrisburg, PA

Water Spray Equipment

#61 inside General Recreation, Inc., Newtown Square, PA

Water/Wastewater Equipment and Services

#2 inside Aqua Pennsylvania, Bryn Mawr, PA

#175 inside Century Engineering, A Kleinfelder Company, Centre Hall, PA

#93 inside ClearSpan Structures, South Windsor, CT

#1 outside CUES, Inc., Orlando, FL

#166 inside Deckman Motor & Pump, Bridgeport, PA

#6 inside Guyer Brothers, Inc., New Enterprise, PA

#97 inside M&W EASI-SET Buildings, Ottsville, PA

#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA

#150 & 151 inside Site Specific Design, Inc., Abington, PA

#120 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

#23 inside Waste Management of Pennsylvania, Inc., Newtown, PA

Water/Wastewater/Sewer Technical Services

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Inc., Lititz, PA

#86 inside Atlas Technical Consultants, Plymouth Meeting, PA

#2 inside Aqua Pennsylvania, Bryn Mawr, PA

#9 inside Buchart Horn, Inc., York, PA

#111 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA

#175 inside Century Engineering, A Kleinfelder Company, Centre Hall, PA

#144 inside Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc., Moon Township, PA

#166 inside Deckman Motor & Pump, Bridgeport, PA

#6 inside Guyer Brothers, Inc., New Enterprise, PA

#71 inside Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#35 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., 9 locations throughout PA

#159 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#94 inside Light-Heigel & Associates Inc., Palmyra, Halifax, Lancaster, Lewisburg, Schuylkill Haven, & Sinking Spring, PA

#149 inside NIRA Consulting Engineers, Inc., Pittsburgh & Coraopolis, PA

#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA

#182 inside Penn E&R, Pittsburgh, Doylestown, & Mansfield, PA

#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA

#150 & 151 inside Site Specific Design, Inc., Abington, PA

#74 inside Steckbeck Engineering and Surveying, Inc. Lebanon, PA

Website Design and Management

#134 inside SockEm Web Solutions, Hanover, PA

Window Blinds

#21 inside Commercial Flooring Professionals, Camp Hill, PA

Zoning Review

#155 inside Commonwealth Code Inspection Service, Inc., Manheim, PA

#99 inside General Code, Rochester, NY

#3 inside Lehigh Engineering, LLC, Pottsville, PA

#149 inside NIRA Consulting Engineers, Inc., Pittsburgh & Coraopolis, PA

#180 inside Northeast Inspection Consultants, Childs, PA

#74 inside Steckbeck Engineering and Surveying, Inc. Lebanon, PA

HALL OF FAME PHOTOS

Township supervisors who have been in office for at least 20 years and secretaries who have been in the same job for at least 20 years are encouraged to visit the Supervisor/Secretary Hall of Fame photo booth Monday and Tuesday afternoon in Cocoa Suites 4 and 5 (Member Lounge). If you’ve never had your photo taken for the Hall of Fame, stop by and let us add you to the list for a possible article in a future issue of the Township News.

Notes

AGAIN THIS YEAR: 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 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. 15 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

The conference mobile app also includes the hospitality suites list and room map, which appears on the back of this page.

ATTENDANCE & PUNCTUALITY AWARD

MONDAY, APRIL 24, 2023

Please print legibly

Name Position (suprv., sec., mgr.)

Township County

Daytime Phone ( )

E-mail Address

This ticket must be deposited BEFORE general session begins at 8:30 a.m. You MUST be present to win.

ATTENDANCE & PUNCTUALITY AWARD

TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 2023

Please print legibly.

Name Position (suprv., sec., mgr.)

Township County

Daytime Phone ( )

E-mail Address

This ticket must be deposited BEFORE general session begins at 8:30 a.m. You MUST be present to win.

ATTENDANCE & PUNCTUALITY AWARD

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2023

Please print legibly.

Name Position (suprv., sec., mgr.)

Township County

Daytime Phone ( )

E-mail Address

This ticket must be deposited BEFORE general session begins at 8:30 a.m. You MUST be present to win.

We Need Your Help!

Become a part of PSATS’ Power of One program! rough this campaign, PSATS is asking township o cials 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 ll out this card before dropping it into the punctuality prize box Tuesday morning.

 Yes, I want to volunteer:

Help at the Annual Conference

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

Post on the Discussion Group

Other:

For more information, email powerofone@psats.org or call (717) 763-0930.

Interested in Serving the Association?

e State Association is always looking for volunteers to serve on its standing committees, speak at PSATS workshops, or help in other capacities. e committees hold an annual meeting in the fall or winter. Yes, I would be interested in serving on an Association standing committee

Planning

 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.

We Need Your Help!

Become a part of PSATS’ Power of One program! rough this campaign, PSATS is asking township o cials 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 ll out this card before dropping it into the punctuality prize box Tuesday morning.

 Yes, I want to volunteer:

Help at the Annual Conference

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 for the Pa. Township News

Post on the Discussion Group

Other:

For more information, email powerofone@psats.org or call (717) 763-0930.

Monday’s Trivia Contest

(played during Monday’s General Session)

Please circle your answers, tear out the card, and place it in one of the “Trivia Prize” boxes before leaving the General Session on Monday. Cards not placed in the boxes by the end of the General Session will not be eligible to win. The winner will be drawn on Tuesday during the General Session. To win, you must be present and have all the answers correct.

Please fill out your contact information on the back of this card.

Tuesday’s Trivia Contest

(played during Tuesday’s General Session)

Please circle your answers, tear out the card, and place it in one of the “Trivia Prize” boxes before leaving the General Session on Tuesday. Cards not placed in the boxes by the end of the General Session will not be eligible to win. The winner will be drawn on Wednesday during the General Session. To win, you must be present and have all the answers correct.

Please fill out your contact information on the back of this card.

Monday’s Trivia Contest

Please print legibly.

Name Position (suprv., sec., mgr.)

Township County Email

Tuesday’s Trivia Contest

Please print legibly.

Name Position (suprv., sec., mgr.)

Township County

Email