2026 PSATS Conference Program Book

PENNSYLVANIA STATE ASSOCIATION OF TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS

Exhibit Show runs April 19-21

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A Message from Your President

Welcome to the 2026 Conference!

CELEBRATE TOWNSHIPS!

As America celebrates its semiquincentennial, we gather in Hershey to celebrate townships. We will certainly celebrate the semiquin, but let’s also celebrate the work of our townships and embrace local government’s role in the history of this nation, as well as what is to come.

Take time to explore the nearly 100 workshops, which are detailed in your Program Book, and use your township team to maximize attendance at these informative sessions.

Take advantage of the networking opportunities, including the Legislative Grassroots Reception where hundreds of township officials have the opportunity to meet and discuss issues of importance with state legislators.

Visit the vendors outside and inside the Great American Hall, take advantage of the speakers during general sessions, and take time to enjoy yourself as well. This year’s conference has plenty to offer. If you have any questions, see one of us wearing the red, white, and blue PSATS shirts this week!

A Message from Your Executive Director

Celebrate Townships as We Honor America’s 250th

WELCOME TO THE 2026 CONFERENCE!

The PSATS Educational Conference and Exhibit Show is a mammoth experience, whether you are a first timer or a 20year veteran. There are plenty of tools to assist you and ensure that you have the best conference experience possible.

If you haven’t already, download the mobile app and keep it at your fingertips. The app can help you find your way around the Lodge, track shuttles, and monitor general session and workshop times/locations throughout the week.

For hard-copy fans, there’s the Program Book, which details the conference schedule, workshop descriptions, and more.

If you have any questions, find one of the PSATS staffers or our Conference Ambassadors.

Take advantage of the many networking opportunities, from my favorites, Donuts With Dave and back by popular demand, Dessert With Dave, to the America 250 Welcome Reception.

For our “New-Bees,” we have a lounge where you can obtain answers to your questions and a Meet and Greet slated for Sunday afternoon.

Enjoy the conference and make the most of the educational opportunities, networking, and fun we have planned!

2026 Annual Conference Sponsors

• Allied Communications

• Arro Consulting

• Campbell Durrant, P.C.

• Community Bank

• COSTARS

• Executive Image Solutions, Inc.

• HUB International

• Iron City

• Milkshakes!!

Patron

• Oracle NetSuite for Government

• Portnoff Law Associates

• Range Resources

• Seneca Resources

• Troegs Independent Brewing

• Tyler Technologies

• Visit Hershey & Harrisburg

• Yingling

Hotel Shuttle Bus Sponsors

• Best Western Plus Hershey

• Comfort Suites

Hummelstown/Hershey

• Courtyard by Marriott Hershey

• Days Inn by Wyndham Hershey

• Fairfield Inn & Suites

Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites

Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites

Hershey Near the Park

• Hershey Lodge

• Hersheypark Camping Resort

• Hilton Garden Inn Hershey

• Holiday Inn Express Hershey

• Hotel Hershey

• Howard Johnson by Wyndham Hershey

• Spark by Hilton

• Springhill Suites Hershey Near the Park

• Super 8 Wyndham Hershey

• Tru by Hilton Hershey

Note: This list was accurate as of print date and may not be complete.

The Association sends a big thank-you to the three Trusts of the PSATS Trustees Insurance and Retirement Services for sponsoring the Welcome Reception and Legislative Reception. The Unemployment Trust is also a sponsor for ScanTrivia.

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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 Plan

• 457 Deferred Compensation Plan

• 401a Defined Contribution Plan

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.

Conference Ambassadors

BECOME A CONFERENCE AMBASSADOR

As a PSATS Conference Ambassador, you’ll play a crucial role in creating a welcoming and organized environment for all attendees. Here are some ways you can enhance your conference experience:

MINGLE AND ANSWER MEMBER QUESTIONS IN THE HIVE:

Engage with members in the Hive, a designated networking area, and provide information and assistance.

MODERATE WORKSHOPS:

Gather feedback from attendees by distributing and collecting evaluation forms, which helps improve future workshops.

GREET PEOPLE:

Welcome attendees as they arrive, offering a friendly face and helping to set a positive tone for the event.

HELP PEOPLE FIND THEIR WAY:

Provide directions and assistance to attendees, ensuring they can easily navigate the conference venue.

HAND OUT MATERIALS:

Distribute conference materials, such as program books, totes, and informational handouts to attendees and exhibitors.

PSATS BOARD & TRUSTEES

Officers

President

EXECUTIVE BOARD

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

First Vice President

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

Second Vice President

Charles O. Stowe, Allegheny Twp., Butler Co. (Chairman)

Secretary-Treasurer

Robert Heffelfinger, Richland Twp., Cambria Co. (Vice Chairman)

Assistant Secretary-Treasurer

Stephanie Shortall, New Britain Twp., Bucks Co.

Immediate Past President

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

Executive Committee

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

Tom Jennings, Independence Twp., Washington Co.

Corey Lucas, Dunnstable Twp., Clinton Co.

Tim May, Harborcreek Twp., Erie Co.

Paul Nyman, Loyalsock Twp., Lycoming Co.

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

Jeffrey C. Shaffer, Smithfield Twp., Huntingdon Co.

TRUSTEES

Cory Adams, South Middleton Twp., Cumberland Co.

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

Jack Hines, West Bradford Twp., Chester Co. (Chair)

Clyde “Champ” Holman, Ryan Twp., Schuylkill Co.

Marvin Meteer, Wyalusing Twp., Bradford Co.

PSATS PAST PRESIDENTS

PSATS PAST PRESIDENTS

Philip H. Dewey*.......................................................... Tioga County ’21-22

Milford Pletcher* ........................................................ Centre County ’23-24

Walter Linn*...................................................... Montgomery County ’25-27

R.S. Blackwood* Beaver County ’28-32

J.G. Bagshaw* ............................................................... Blair County ’33-37

E.F. Bracken* ............................................................ Chester County ’38-40

John F. Weaver* .................................................... Lancaster County ’40-42

James B. Heilbrun* .................................................. Indiana County ’43-44

George Good* Northampton County ’45-46

George V. Potts* ....................................................... McKean County ’47-48

Hayes McCreary* ........................................................... Erie County ’49-50

Michael Merman* ...................................................... Carbon County ’51-52

George V. Potts* ...................................................... McKean County ’53-54

Harry Burrows* Erie County ’55-56

Warren H. Roberts* .................................................... Greene County ’57-58

Ralph D. Lindsey* ................................................Allegheny County ’59-60

Bruce Henry* ........................................................ Lycoming County ’61-62

Dale Corbin* ............................................................ Jefferson County ’63-64

Russell H. Place* Montgomery County ’65-66

Richard G. Kohl* .....................................................Dauphin County ’67-68

Herman D. Weaver* ................................................ Cambria County ’69-70

Edwin Hill* ............................................................... Chester County ’71-72

Clark Rinehimer* ..................................................... Luzerne County ’73-74

John H. Auman* Centre County ’75-76

Paul J. Martin* .................................................................Erie County ’77-78

John M. Drake* ............................................................ Blair County ’79-80

Galen K. Heckman* ................................................ Franklin County ’81-82

Mervin W. Adams* ................................................ Dauphin County ’83-84

Vincent Charpentier* Bucks County ’85-86

N. Edward Suder* ................................................... Somerset County ’87-88

Edward J. Dymek* .................................................... Chester County ’89-90

Jack Walter* ............................................................. Bradford County ’91-92

John G. Brown III* ........................................................ York County ’93-94

Mary Jo Brown* Washington County ’95-96

Gerald J. Borovick ...................................................... Clarion County ’97-98

Russell S. Nickel* ....................................................... Mercer County ’99-00

Dr. Richard Derstine* ................................................. Bucks County ’01-02

Edward C. Goodhart III........................................ Lancaster County ’02-03

Donna Mindek*.............................................................. Erie County ’04-06

Dick Hadley* ...............................................................Butler County ’06-08

Kenneth L. Grimes*...................................................... Berks County ’08-10

John A. Haiko ............................................................ Chester County ’10-12

Lester O. Houck...................................................... Lancaster County ’12-14

Tim Horner* .............................................................. Clinton County ’14-16

Shirl Barnhart ............................................................. Greene County ’16-18

William B. Hawk* ........................................................ Dauphin County ’18

Shirl Barnhart ............................................................. Greene County ’19-20

Marvin Meteer ............................................................ Bradford County ’20-22

A.J. Boni ...........................................................................Fayette County ’22-24

* Deceased

SERGEANTS AT ARMS

Steve Buncich, Conemaugh Twp., Somerset Co.

Laurie Davies, East Cameron Twp., Northumberland Co.

Marla Hexter, Lower Frederick Twp., Montgomery Co.

Marcia Madigan, Mead Twp., Warren Co.

Jen Sauerwald, District Twp., Berks Co.

Eric Schield, Roaring Brook Twp., Lackawanna Co.

Jeff Sholtis, Morgan Twp., Greene Co.

David Stewart, East Franklin Twp., Armstrong Co.

Check out this other useful publication

In addition to this program book, be sure to check out the Conference Guide, which will be in your Welcome Tote. Extra copies are also available at the Conference Information Desk and the Conference Office, both in the Chocolate Lobby. Keep in mind, if you need to find a spot for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, we’ve put together a list of area restaurants that are providing discounts to our delegates. This list is on page 20 and in the Conference Guide.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Name Badge Needed for Admission to All Sessions

All attendees must display their 2026 PSATS Conference name badge for admission to all conference events

You must also have this badge to get into the exhibit hall, general sessions, workshops, member lounge, receptions, and any paid events for which you registered. Exhibit hall entrances will be monitored.

There will be a $50 charge to replace a name badge. Go to the Conference Office to purchase a replacement.

General Sessions

Everyone is welcome to attend the general sessions Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings in the Chocolate Ballroom. You must have a conference name badge to get into the general sessions.

PSATS Information Desk

PSATS will have an information desk open in the Chocolate Lobby to answer your questions, including any you might have about the mobile conference app, and provide maps of the area, diagrams of the Lodge, and a lost and found. The information desk will be open at the following times:

• Sunday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

• Monday: 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

• Tuesday: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

• Wednesday: 8 a.m. to noon

Hershey Lodge Safety & Security

If a fire/smoke alarm activates, the Lodge’s safety/security department will respond to the area and silence the alarm if there is no emergency. If there is a fire, the alarms will continue to sound and guests will need to evacuate. All areas have sprinkler systems.

Emergency evacuation procedure — As you visit each level of the Hershey Lodge for workshops and other events, please note the exits nearest your location. In the case of an evacuation, follow the directions provided by Hershey Lodge security staff at that time.

All Lodge Security officers are trained in CPR and basic first aid. The security staff are the first responders to all medical emergencies, and emergency medical services are contacted if needed. Hershey Lodge security staff are on duty 24/7 and may be reached by dialing 0 on any house phone. In an extreme emergency, dial 911. For more information, see the flyer in your Welcome Tote.

Play ScanTrivia

If you’ve got a smartphone or tablet, 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 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 attendee may be reimbursed from the township’s general fund for the following expenses: registration fee, round-trip mileage or round-trip transportation expenses, and any other expenses that the board of supervisors has agreed to pay.

Every township attendee must submit to their board an itemized account of all allowable expenses incurred at the conference.

Attendees may not receive reimbursement for expenses for more than four days, including the time spent traveling to and from the conference.

The Second Class Township Code authorizes townships to compensate township employees, including supervisors who are employed by the township, either full- or part-time, at their regular hourly rate while attending the annual conference.

Also, townships may compensate supervisors who are not employed by the township to receive full or partial reimbursement for lost wages while attending the conference. The board of supervisors must establish a policy to authorize this reimbursement.

Please note that township officials attending the conference may not claim mileage reimbursement unless they actually drove a vehicle to and from the conference. The Internal Revenue Service’s current allowable mileage rate is 72.5 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, outside the Great American Lobby.

A list of the conference exhibitors begins on page 90. Exhibit hours are:

• Sunday: Noon to 5 p.m.

• Monday: 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

• Tuesday: 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.

County Association Exhibit

Please be sure to visit the Adams County Association’s exhibit in the Chocolate Lobby during the conference and learn more about what this region has to offer its residents and visitors.

If your county association is interested in exhibiting at a future conference, please notify PSATS as soon as possible.

Winners of any county association booth prize drawings will be listed at the county association’s exhibit and on the bulletin board near the PSATS Information Desk in the Chocolate Lobby. Attendees should check both places by 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday 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

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 21. Attendees should check this board to see if they have won. Winners, please go to the exhibitor’s booth by 12:30 p.m. Tuesday to claim your prize. There will be no announcements of winners’ names in the general sessions or exhibit hall.

Hospitality & County Association Suites

Be sure to visit the exhibitor and county association hospitality suites, where you can meet with vendors who do business with townships and with delegates from your and other counties. The suite listing appears on page 175 and on the conference app. All suites are open Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday evenings.

If you will be visiting the hospitality suites and need to travel back to your hotel afterward, be sure to have a designated driver or pre-schedule a cab, Uber, or Lyft. Please don’t drink and drive. Also, PSATS shuttles to all conference hotels are available until 9:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday.

Punctuality Prize Drawings

Punctuality prize drawings will be held during each general session on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday mornings. Entry cards must be placed in the “Punctuality Prize” boxes at the ballroom doors before the morning 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.

Evaluation Forms

Please be sure to fill out daily and workshop evaluation forms. You can complete the evaluations online or on the conference app. The forms are also handed out each day. The Association provides a summary of your comments to its Executive Board and the Conference Planning Committee for their review and input to improve future conferences. Instructions will be available at each workshop.

PMGA Points

If you are enrolled in the Pennsylvania Municipal Government Academy and want to earn points for attending PMGA-eligible workshops, please have the instructor sign your attendance form at the end of each session. Forms will be available at the workshop location and at the Information Desk. You will be invoiced $25 for each point after the conference. The enrollment fee will be waived for anyone who enrolls in PMGA at the conference thanks to the generous support of the Pennsylvania Leadership Institute.

Game Night

On Monday evening from 7-9 p.m., join fellow game enthusiasts for your choice of competition or laid-back fun:

• PSATS Bingo in the Aztec Room, 7-9 p.m., $30 fee.

• PSATS Trivia Challenge in the Trinidad Room, $10 fee.

• Open games (cards, board games, etc.) in the Nigerian Room, free.

Lost and Found

Lost and found items may be retrieved or turned in at the PSATS Information Desk in the Chocolate Lobby.

Free Shuttle Service

To make travel to and from the Hershey Lodge easier for those staying at PSATS Conference hotels, PSATS offers several choices to conference attendees:

• If you are staying at one of the PSATS conference hotels or campground, a PSATS shuttle bus will be available to bring you to the Lodge directly. See

the map on pages 172 and 173 for the location of hotels. Shuttles will operate continuously from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday between the following facilities and the Hershey Lodge:

• Best Western Plus Hershey

• Comfort Suites

Hummelstown-Hershey

• Courtyard by Marriott

• Days Inn Hershey

• Fairfield Inn & Suites Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites Hershey

• Hampton Inn & Suites Near the Park, Hummelstown

• Hersheypark Camping Resort

• Hilton Garden Inn Hershey

• Holiday Inn Express Hershey

• Hotel Hershey

• Howard Johnson by Wyndham

• Spark by Hilton Hershey

• Springhill Suites by Marriott

• Super 8 by Wyndham Hershey

• Tru by Hilton Hershey

• Drive to the satellite parking lot near the GIANT Center in the Hersheypark Complex (No. 18 on the map on pages 172 and 173) and take shuttle

PSATS parking area at Tram Stop #2

Enter here Park by the PSATS flag at Tram Stop No. 2!

“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 adjacent page.) The shuttle to satellite parking will run from noon to 9:30 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday. Check out the GPS tracking system to find your particular shuttle during the conference on the monitor in the Chocolate Lobby vestibule. You can also track the PSATS buses online: Go to ascend.geoforce.com/#18, click on “Customer Login,” and use psats2026@psats.com for the email and Psats2026 for the password. Click “Assets” and “Groups” and select the shuttle servicing your hotel. • If you are staying at a hotel that is not serviced by PSATS’ shuttle program, check to see if it has a courtesy van that can bring you to the Lodge.

‘The Hive’ Lounge/Store

Make sure to visit the PSATS Store, Member Lounge, and New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suites 4 & 5 near the bottom of the ramp or escalator. Stock up on PSATS logo items, as well as member supplies, such as minute and ordinance books, highway occupancy permit forms, the Sunshine Act/Right-to-Know Law Manual and Ethics Act Manual, and Beyond the Code 2.0: The Essential Guide for Township Officials.

After shopping, relax and network with fellow township officials in the PSATS Member Lounge or chat with first-time attendees in the Hive. Enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone or tablet, get your member ID card photo taken, or use one of the computers available.

Water Service

Water coolers will be available in the Exhibit Hall on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday during exhibit hall hours. Additional coolers are located in the center hallway of the Confection Hall Level downstairs, in the Member Lounge in Cocoa Suites 4 and 5, and in the Chocolate Ballroom during the general session.

Food Service/Lodge Restaurants

• FOOD TRUCKS — Conference delegates and their guests are invited to visit the food trucks in the outdoor exhibit area, rain or shine. They will operate on the following schedule:

Chick-fil-A — Mon. 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.

D’s on Wheels — Sun. noon-5 p.m.; Mon. 9 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Hresko’s BBQ — Sun. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Mon. 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m.; Tues. 7:30 a.m.1 p.m.

Mad Dash — Sun. noon-5 p.m.; Mon. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Philly Cheesesteak on a Roll — Sun. noon-5 p.m.; Mon. 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Tues. 10 a.m.- 1 p.m.

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

• The Bears’ Den, a sports-themed restaurant and bar, serves lunch and dinner from noon to 11 p.m. (opening at 11:30 a.m. Monday and Tuesday of conference). The bar is open until midnight.

• The Cocoa Beanery offers specialty coffees, espresso, milk shakes, graband-go meals, and snacks from 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.

• Fire & Grain features gathering tables, a fire wall, and a full-service bar. Breakfast is from 7 to 10:30 a.m. and dinner is from 5 to 10 p.m. daily (reservations are recommended for dinner). On Monday and Tuesday during the conference, Fire & Grain will open at 6:30 a.m. for breakfast and from noon to 1 p.m. for lunch.

• Revelry offers contemporary chophouse fare with premium cuts and has the largest wine and spirits list in the house. The restaurant is open daily from 5 to 9 p.m (reservations are recommended).

• Stacks offers breakfast and lunch from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily.

Area Restaurants

The area restaurants listed below are offering conference attendees a discount. Present your conference name badge to your server to receive the discounts, which cover all food and non-alcoholic beverages, apply only to the dates of the conference, and are not valid in combination with any other special offers or promotions. Tax, gratuity, and alcoholic beverages are not included.

10% Discount:

Cocoa Diner (cocoadiner.us)

Fenicci’s Ristorante (www.feniccis.com)

JoJo’s Pizza – Hummelstown (jojospizza.com)

Lancaster Brewing Co. – Harrisburg (www.lbcharrisburg.com)

Penn Hotel Sports & Raw Bar (www.thepennhotel.com)

Piazza Sorrento/Mr. Sorrento’s Pizza (www.piazzasorrento.com)

Soda Jerk Family Restaurant (www. sodajerkdinerhershey.com)

Tropical Smoothie Café (www.tropicalsmoothiecafe.com)

15% Discount:

Beef Jerky Experience (beefjerkyx.com)

Fuddruckers (www.fuddruckers.com)

Rotunda (rotundabrewpub.com)

NOTE:Allitemslistedinthisprogramaresubjecttochange.Themostupto-date schedule and information are available on the conference mobile apporonlineatconfmobile.psats.org.

Conference Agenda

LOCATIONS FOR GENERAL SESSIONS, EVENTS, & WORKSHOPS

Conference general sessions, events, and workshops will be held in the following locations at the Hershey Lodge:

• Chocolate Ballroom — The Monday-Wednesday morning sessions will be held in the Chocolate Ballroom on the upper level of the convention center. The ballroom can also be divided into three rooms, the Aztec, Nigerian, and Trinidad. We will hold some workshops and events in these three rooms.

• Cocoa Suites and Cocoa Terrace — From the Chocolate Lobby, take the ramp to your left as you exit the lobby from the windowed end wall. From the exhibit hall area, the escalator will take you down to these rooms.

• Confection Hall Rooms — These rooms are downstairs below the Chocolate Ballroom. You can access them via the Chocolate Lobby stairs near the front doors (at the portico) or via the elevator or stairs in the hallway that connects the Chocolate Lobby and exhibit hall area.

The Confection Hall rooms are:

• Crystal A

• Empire A, B, C, and D

• Magnolia A, B, C, and D

• Wild Rose A and B

• Tower Suites — You can access these rooms using the elevators near the fireplace off the Lodge’s main lobby. Take the elevator to the first floor. Some of the sponsor workshops will be held here.

WORKSHOP CATEGORIES

Twenty workshops at this year’s conference are eligible for points through PSATS’ Pennsylvania Municipal Government Academy, a one-of-a-kind educational program for township officials and employees.

These one-point workshops, highlighted in blue on the following pages, have been grouped into four categories: administration, planning/zoning, public safety, and public works.

PMGA enrollees may earn a maximum of six points for attending these workshops. Each workshop counts as one point, and the cost per point is $25. PMGA enrollees will be invoiced after the conference for each point earned. Thanks to generous support from the Pennsylvania Leadership Institute, township officials who enroll in PMGA at the conference will have the $75 enrollment fee waived. They will be invoiced afterward for each workshop point earned in Hershey.

To earn the points, attendees must stay for the entire session, and the instructor must initial their attendance form.

To learn more about PMGA, attend one of the sessions highlighted in blue, visit the PSATS booth in the center of the Great American Hall, go to pmga.psats.org, or call (717) 763-0930, ext. 171.

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Sunday, April 19, 2026

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.

8 a.m.-7 p.m.

CONFERENCE CHECK-IN

Great American Lobby (8 a.m. to 6 p.m.)

Chocolate Lobby (10 a.m. to 7 p.m.)

All delegates must get their badge and welcome packet at the check-in area before participating in any conference activities.

8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Have a question? Come see us!

PRE-CONFERENCE SEMINARS/CLASSES CHECK-IN

Cocoa Suites area for classes in the Cocoa Suites. Confection Lobby for affiliate seminars in lower level.

CHECK OUT THE NEW-BEE HIVE!

9:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

FIRST TIME AT CONFERENCE? Visit the New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suite 4. Meet other first-time attendees, ask questions of the PSATS staff, and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!

SUNDAY

9 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

WORKSHOPS

BASIC TRAINING FOR MUNICIPAL SECRETARIES/ ADMINISTRATORS (CONFERENCE EDITION)

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Note: An additional registration fee of $60 for members and $80 for non-members is required. Eligible for three PMGA administration points.

In this condensed version of PSATS’ popular full-day class, learn about the most important issues that township secretaries and administrators need to know. We will cover lots of issues in a fast-paced environment, including budgeting, purchasing, advertising, records, meetings, and personnel management. Attendees are encouraged to participate in the Sunday afternoon companion class detailed below.

Those who are interested may purchase a boxed lunch ($30) and network with colleagues from around the state immediately after the class.

Catherine Ricardo, Assistant Manager, East Whiteland Twp., Chester Co. Neil Vaughn, Manager, Pocopson Twp., Chester Co. 1-4 p.m.

TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATION: TIPS TO TACKLE COMMON CHALLENGES

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Note: An additional registration fee of $60 for members and $80 for non-members is required. Eligible for three PMGA administration points.

This half-day class will take a deeper dive into several challenges faced by municipal administrators. The presenters will first provide innovative solutions to some common administration problems, then walk through grants from concept to closeout, and then discuss ways to manage conflict in municipal government, including dealing with difficult people and increased hostility from the public or at meetings, plus interacting with residents and consultants. The class will end with a roundtable discussion and time for Q&A.

Those who are interested may purchase a boxed lunch ($30) and network with colleagues from around the state prior to the class.

Catherine Ricardo, Assistant Manager, East Whiteland Twp., Chester Co. Neil Vaughn, Manager, Pocopson Twp., Chester Co.

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SUNDAY WORKSHOPS

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

PA ASSOCIATION OF ZONING OFFICIALS SPRING SEMINAR*

Confection level (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Note: An additional registration fee of $135 for members and $185 for non-members is required. Lunch is included. This full-day program explores issues that zoning officials face and provides effective strategies and best practices to address them.

Topics:

• Best Practices for Communicating with the Public

• Downloading the Latest on Data Centers

• What Would You Do? – A Mock Conditional Use Hearing

• Roundtable Discussion

• Tackling Nuisances from A to Z

Speakers:

Kelsey Harris, CZO, Assistant Director of Codes & Community Planning, Horsham Twp., Montgomery Co.

Morgan Madden, Esq., Babst Calland

James Podgorney, Esq., Salzmann Hughes

John Trant, Esq., AICP, CZO, ASLA, President & CEO, Strategic Solutions, LLC

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

Special thanks to Strategic Solutions, LLC, for being the 2026 PAAZO sponsor.

9 a.m.-4 p.m.

TEMA EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

SPRING SEMINAR*

Confection level (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

Note: An additional registration fee of $135 for members and $185 for non-members is required. Lunch is included.

Join your EMC colleagues from around the state and hear informative presentations at this highly interactive session.

Topics:

• PEMA Update

• Quality Damage Assessment Leads to Positive Community Outcomes

• Intergovernmental Cooperation in Developing a Regional EM Program

• A Township Response to the February 2025 UPMC Memorial Shooting

• The Planning P for Emergency Management

• Current Topics in Emergency Management

Speakers:

Kelly Kelch, Manager, West Manchester Twp., York Co.

Cliff Laughman, Chief, and Benjamin Bolden, Captain, West Manchester

Twp. Fire Department

Joel Landis, Director, Somerset Co. Emergency Management Agency

David (Randy) Padfield, Director, PEMA

Alex Passero, Emergency Management Specialist, Dauphin Co. Department of Public Safety

Larry West, Deputy Director of Recovery, PEMA

Shawn Wroblewski, Emergency Management Coordinator, West Erie Co. Emergency Management

* Eligible for up to 6 PMGA Public Safety points. Attendance counts as one professional contribution for EMC recertification.

Special thanks to Buchart Horn for being the 2026 TEMA sponsor.

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SUNDAY

CHECK OUT THESE FOOD OPTIONS!

10 a.m.-5 p.m.

FOOD TRUCKS —

10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Food trucks, parked in the outdoor exhibit area, will be serving specialty sandwiches, beverages, and snacks, rain or shine. See page 19 for a list of Lodge restaurants.

SUNDAY WORKSHOPS

Stephanie Whitlatch, Municipal Services Supervisor, PennDOT Engineering District 12-0 1-4 p.m.

QUICKBOOKS GRAB-BAG – ESCROW, PAYROLL, CREDIT CARDS, AND MORE

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Note: An additional registration fee of $60 for members and $80 for nonmembers is required. Eligible for 3 PMGA administration points. This workshop will cover a variety of QuickBooks issues, including escrow accounts, payroll liabilities, bank reconciliations, and credit cards. There will also be an opportunity to raise questions about other QuickBooksrelated topics.

Diana Patton, Numbers Made Easy Consulting and Municipal Treasurer

2-4 p.m.

ROADMASTERS ROUNDTABLE

Empire Ballroom (lower level)

Category: Public Works

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

Michael Fleming, LTAP Technical Advisor, PennDOT

James Lesher, Municipal Services Supervisor, PennDOT Engineering District 8-0

Jeffrey J. Mitchell, Regional Manager, PennDOT, Bureau of Maintenance Operations and Performance Division

10:30-11:30 a.m.

NON-DENOMINATIONAL

WORSHIP SERVICE

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

All are welcome at this service, officiated by Chuck Stowe, PSATS Second Vice President and a supervisor in Allegheny Twp., Butler Co.

Noon-9:30 p.m.

GIANT CENTER SHUTTLE BUSES

Chocolate Lobby Portico

(A PSATS shuttle runs between the Hershey Lodge and the satellite parking area near the Giant Center.)

Scan the QR code to track shuttles!

Use our shuttle tracking website!

1. Go to ascend.geoforce.com/#18 or use the QR code above. (“X” out of any pop-up ad that may appear.)

2. Enter psats2026@psats.com in the email box.

3. Enter Psats2026 in the password box.

4. Click on “Assets” and “Groups” and then select the shuttle serving your hotel to see where your bus is!

Members can also track their shuttles through the Conference Mobile App. Once you’ve opened the app, click on “Shuttle Bus Information” and then “Shuttle Tracking Website.” Close the pop-up ad and enter psats2026@psats.com in the email box and Psats2026 in the password box. A good idea once you’ve done that is to click “Remember Me.” From there, follow step 4 above.

Noon-5 p.m.

EXHIBITS OPEN

Great American Hall and Lobby (upper level), Chocolate Lobby (upper level), and Outside New Hours!

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4:15-5:15 p.m.

NEW-BEE MEET-AND-GREET WITH PMGA MEMBERS

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Connect with fellow conference “New-Bees” as PSATS staff, Executive Board members, and PMGA members will be on hand to answer questions.

7-9 p.m.

AMERICA 250 WELCOME RECEPTION

Chocolate Ballroom (additional $35 fee) SOLD OUT!

Celebrate the semisesquicentennial in style at this warm and lively gathering designed to bring everyone together for an unforgettable evening of patriotism and networking. Consider it the biggest township picnic ever staged as we commemorate the United States of America's 250th birthday with a buffet of traditional American favorites.

* Special thanks to our Welcome Reception sponsors:

PSATS Trustees Insurance and Retirement Services

Pennsylvania Townships Health Insurance Cooperative Trust

Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust

PSATS Unemployment Compensation Group Trust

* Special thanks to our Photo Booth sponsor:

Monday, April 20, 2026

7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

CONFERENCE CHECK-IN

Chocolate Lobby and Great American Lobby (7 a.m. to 4 p.m.) (upper level)

All delegates must get their badge and welcome packet at the check-in area before participating in any conference activities.

PSATS CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK OPEN

Chocolate Lobby (upper level)

Do you have questions about the conference, the mobile app, or how to get around the Lodge and Hershey? The PSATS staff at the information desk can help point you in the right direction.

NEED A BREAK? STOP BY THE MEMBER LOUNGE!

7 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

PSATS STORE AND MEMBER LOUNGE*

Cocoa Suites 4 and 5 (down the ramp or escalator)

Be sure to stop by the PSATS Store and Member Lounge, where you can grab a comfy seat, enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone, use one of the complimentary computers, get your PSATS ID card photo taken, and buy PSATS-themed gear and member supplies.

* Special thanks to our sponsor:

NEW-BEE HIVE

First-time attendees are invited to visit the New-Bee Hive in Cocoa Suite 4 next to the PSATS Store. Meet other first-timers, ask questions of the PSATS staff, and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!

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

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

Cocoa Suite 1 and Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

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

* Special thanks to our sponsor:

BREAKFAST IS SERVED!

BREAKFAST WITH THE EXHIBITORS*, 7:30 A.M.

Great American Hall (upper level)

Stop by the exhibit hall to talk with our vendors, and while you’re there, enjoy a continental breakfast.

* Special thanks to our sponsor:

FOOD TRUCKS,

OPENING 7:30 A.M.

Outdoor exhibit area, nearest the Chocolate Lobby portico.

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

More details about this and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 19.

7 a.m.-9:30 p.m. (Lodge to Giant Center runs to 9:30 p.m.)

HOTEL SHUTTLE BUSES

Chocolate Lobby Portico (upper level)

(A PSATS shuttle runs between the Hershey Lodge and sponsoring hotels and a satellite parking area near the Giant Center. The Giant Center shuttle runs continuously from the Lodge to the Trolley Stop #2 guest house, marked by a “PSATS” banner.)

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

EXHIBITS OPEN

See page 33 for additional information about tracking shuttles.

Great American Hall and Lobby (upper level), Chocolate Lobby (upper level), and Outside.

CHECK OUT THESE FOOD OPTIONS!

FOOD TRUCKS — 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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

More details about these and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 19.

8:30-10:30 a.m.

GENERAL SESSION (All are welcome!)

Chocolate Ballroom (upper level)

CALL TO ORDER

Jay Wilkes, PSATS President

PARADE OF TOWNSHIP

FLAGS

8:30-10:30 a.m.

POSTING OF THE COLORS

Brandywine Fife and Drum Corps and Pennsylvania Society

Sons of the American Revolution Honor Guard

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Brandywine Fife and Drum Corps

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

INVOCATION AND MEMORIAL

Gen. William Montgomery portrayed by Greg Molter, supervisor, Derry Twp., Montour Co.

MORNING SPEAKERS

Sen. John Fetterman (invited)

Sen. Dave McCormick

PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll

INTRODUCTION OF PSATS’ EXECUTIVE BOARD AND TRUSTEES

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Jay Wilkes

PSATS EXCELLENCE

AWARDS CEREMONY

Presentations:

• Road and Bridge Safety Improvement Awards

• PennDOT Build a Better Mousetrap Awards

• Excellence in Intergovernmental Cooperation Award

• Governor’s Awards for Local Government Excellence

• Outstanding Citizen Communication Awards

• President’s Leadership Awards

• Chairman's Award

ADJOURNMENT

8:30-11:30 a.m.

TOWNSHIP ENGINEERS

SPRING SEMINAR*

Magnolia A (lower level)

Note: The registration fee for this two-day event is $135 for members and $185 for non-members.

This two-day event covers important issues of interest to municipal engineers and their local government clients, taught by knowledgable and respected subject-matter experts.

Monday Topics:

• Traffic Calming

• Culvert and Bridge Replacements - Online Design Tools and Structure Options

• Artificial Intelligence (AI) Can Do That? Practical Application for AI in Transportation Asset Management for Pennsylvania

Speakers:

Tracy Borne, Kevin Grant, and Ankita Patel, Contech Engineered Solutions

Logan Schuman, EIT, Pennoni Associates Inc.

Jason Trotter, Transconomy LLC

* Special thanks to Pennoni Associates Inc. for being the 2026 Township Engineers Association sponsor.

* This class is eligible for 3 professional development hours and/or 3 PGMA Public Works points per day.

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

TOWNSHIP SOLICITORS SPRING SEMINAR

Hotel Hershey, Grand Terrace Ballroom East

Note: The registration fee is $185 for members and $235 for non-members. Five CLE credits are included.

This full-day seminar will cover a wide variety of emerging and important trends and issues vital to municipal solicitors and their local government clients.

Topics:

• The Latest on Municipal Regulation of Data Centers

• Effective Strategies to Address Public and Officials' Comments at Public Meetings

• Keeping Up with AI in the Legal World: Thoughts and Tips to Avoid Becoming the Next Cautionary Tale

• Liability Trends & Issues for Law Enforcement in 2026

• Curative Amendments, Substantive Validity Challenges, and Zoning Officer Appeals

Speakers:

Sean Kilkenny, Dave Sander, John Walko, and Deanna Williams, Esqs., Kilkenny Law

Robert McAvoy and Austin Wolfe, Esqs., McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

John Trant, Esq., AICP, CZO, President & CEO, Strategic Solutions LLC

Andrew M. Rongaus James Halligan, Esqs., Siana Law

* Special thanks to McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC for being the 2026 Township Solicitors Association sponsor.

* This class is eligible for 5 continuing legal education credits.

MORNING WORKSHOPS

10:45-11:55 — Workshop Session #1

TOWNSHIP POPULATION COMMITTEES

• Under 2,000 Population — Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

• Over 2,000 But Less Than 5,000 Population — Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

• Over 5,000 But Less Than 10,000 Population — Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

• Over 10,000 Population — Cocoa Suite 1 and Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

11 a.m.-Noon — Workshop Session #1

MANAGERS ROUNDTABLE

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Managers from throughout the commonwealth are encouraged to attend this workshop to discuss and exchange ideas about various issues important to their townships and role as managers.

Kelly Kelch, Manager, West Manchester Twp., York Co.

Lisa Klem, Manager, Upper Nazareth Twp., Northampton Co.

James Mangan, Manager, North Fayette Twp, Allegheny Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

Afternoon workshops will be held from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m., 2:35 to 3:35 p.m., and 3:55 to 4:55 p.m. Those eligible for points through the Pennsylvania Municipal Government Academy are noted in the descriptions.

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT PLAN FOR YOUR MUNICIPALITY

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop will provide an introduction to retirement plan options available to townships through the Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust.

Jason Denton, Senior Consulting Actuary; and Doug Johnson, Vice President, HUB Retirement and Wealth Management

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

CLEANING UP COSTLY TRAPS IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Collective bargaining agreements contain health care, pension, benefits, and other language that is easily overlooked but can carry a high cost to your township. This session will discuss identifying and eliminating CBA provisions that increase costs and limit management rights. The session will also cover health care and pension trends in bargaining and interest arbitration and suggestions for bargaining proposals to make those benefit costs more sustainable.

Patrick Harvey, John McLaughlin, and David Mitchell, Esqs., Campbell Durrant PC

DECODING GRANT SUCCESS: PENNDOT'S TRAFFIC GRANT PROGRAMS

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This workshop is designed to give participants an understanding of PennDOT's two traffic grant programs by providing background on the programs, an overview of the requirements to qualify for each grant, an introduction to each program’s application process, an overview of how to process a reimbursement request if the proposed project is selected, and correct contacts for guidance during the program's duration.

Geoffrey Boblick, Transportation Grant Program Specialist; Michael Centi, Senior Traffic Control Specialist, Steve Gault, Chief, TSMO Arterials and Planning Section, and Mallory TaramelliDickinson, Transportation Grant Program Specialist, PennDOT

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

ENERGY: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW AND WHAT YOU NEED TO DO

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop focuses on the issue of resource adequacy — what this means, why it matters, and how statewide energy decisions connect to reliability in communities. The session will be practical and grounded in real-world examples. The goal is to help local leaders understand how the electric system plans for future demand, how supply constraints can affect their communities, and what questions they should be asking as growth and change occur.

Shelby Lincoln Keddie, Senior Director, Government, Regulatory, External Affairs, PPL Electric Utilities

Andrew Tubbs, President and CEO, Energy Association of Pennsylvania

FINANCE OFFICERS' FEUD

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

This session will review recent economic and capital market developments. We will discuss how local government investments may be affected by economic events, such as changing inflation, geopolitical events, and the actions of the Federal Reserve. In a fun, interactive game, we will review a broad spectrum of terms and topics that finance and treasury management professionals deal with on a daily basis. Make sure you come ready to play!

Matt Conlin, Institutional Sales & Relationship Manager; Katia Frock, Director; Tamara Kemmler, Institutional Sales & Relationship Manager; Courtney Miles, Director; and Paul Robinson, Institutional Sales and Relationship Manager, PFM Asset Management

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

FROM INFORMATION TO ENGAGEMENT

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Administration

Residents expect more than notices; they want connection. This session helps officials modernize outreach through social media, newsletters, and digital platforms. Attendees will leave with actionable strategies to increase participation, improve transparency, and strengthen community engagement.

Megan Kresge, Project Manager, and Courtney Quaresimo, President, Quantifi Media

GETTING AHEAD IN A SMALL OFFICE

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

If you are wearing five hats and still behind, this workshop is for you. The presentation will cover practical strategies for tackling backlogs, using tech for shortcuts, and making time for professional growth, even in the smallest township office.

Dana Stinson, Project Manager, gWorks

LAND USE AND ZONING LAW UPDATE 2026

Nigerian Room (part of the Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop will provide a summary of current land use and zoning laws in Pennsylvania, including recent court decisions from 2025 through early 2026. The session will focus on the practical impacts of new statutes and court decisions on municipalities and planners. Interesting news stories related to land use and zoning issues may be discussed. Question-and-answer time will allow participants to inquire about issues not specifically addressed.

Tyler Beaston, Lee Stinnett, and Isaac Wakefield, Esqs., Salzmann Hughes PC

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

MISSION READY: LEADING FIRE SERVICE TRANSITIONS WITH COURAGE

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

This session explores how municipalities can address declining volunteerism and rising service demands. Learn how data, transparency, and leadership are driving real change that ensures mission readiness. Designed for public safety decision-makers, this session will emphasize the importance of leadership setting expectations, funding fire services strategically, and building a culture of accountability. It will also cover national best practices and municipal responsibilities.

Brett Graham, Deputy Fire Chief, Lower Paxton Twp., Dauphin Co.

MUNICIPAL LEGAL UPDATE, GAME-SHOW STYLE

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This session will be an interactive discussion in a game show format of recent cases, legislation, and developing legal matters.

Samuel Wiser, Esq., Salzmann Hughes PC

PAVEMENT PRESERVATION:

MANAGING YOUR ROAD NETWORK

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

Pavements are often an agency's most expensive asset. Developing a preservation mindset allows an agency to keep good roads in good condition and increase pavement service life without resorting to expensive rehabilitation. In this workshop, participants will perform an exercise to help them determine the value of the pavements they manage and learn about asset management techniques, such as remaining service life and equivalent annual cost. We will also review pavement preservation techniques.

Rex Eberly, Executive Director, Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA)

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

SOLAR ORDINANCE DEVELOPMENT: NAVIGATING THE PROCESS

Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Utility-scale solar development has continued to show up in most all Pennsylvania counties. Its proliferation is due to the need for increasing amounts of electrical generation capacity, both in Pennsylvania and on the PJM power grid. This workshop will briefly explore those trends and then move to the specifics of how solar ordinances are being designed and adopted in municipalities across the state. Case studies of successful solar ordinance components will be highlighted.

Tom Murphy, Solar Energy Education Adviser, PSATS

A STORMWATER DIRECTORY: AGENCY ROLES AND JURISDICTIONS

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Public Works

Do you receive a lot of calls about stormwater? Many stormwater-related calls leave staff unsure which agency is responsible for addressing specific concerns. Often, property owners are referred to the county conservation district, only to be sent back again — creating confusion and frustration. This workshop will clarify the roles and jurisdictions of various agencies and help participants understand when stormwater issues may shift from public responsibility to private property matters.

Beth Uhler, Pennsylvania Director, Center for Watershed Protection

STRENGTHENING INTERNAL CONTROLS IN MUNICIPALITIES

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Administration

This workshop is designed to equip participants with the latest insights on internal controls and fraud prevention in municipal governance. We will delve into key topics, such as the significance of robust internal controls, effective strategies for fraud prevention, and real-world examples of successful implementations. This session is ideal for township officials, employees, and municipal service providers, and is designed to enhance accountability and transparency in municipal operations.

Mark Banks, Director, and Alexis Regester, Supervisor, Boyer & Ritter LLC

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #2

STRONG RELATIONSHIPS BUILD BETTER COMMUNITIES

Empire C (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop will provide participants with tips, tools, and regulations while explaining how and why it is beneficial for townships and developers to work together to achieve better communities that are a win for all parties. The audience will be invited to participate in a mock development project for a town center and discuss township priorities, zoning changes, developer requirements, and more.

Neal Fisher, President and CEO, Hankin Group

Tara Giordano, Building Code and Zoning Official, Uwchlan Twp., Chester Co.

WHEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE COLLABORATE: A SUCCESS STORY

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

This presentation will highlight the innovative collaboration between Penn Township and Southern Chester County EMS in the planning, funding, and development of the new Southern Chester County Emergency Operations Center. The project represents a model of municipal–nonprofit partnership designed to strengthen regional emergency preparedness, enhance public safety coordination, and improve service delivery across multiple jurisdictions in southern Chester County.

Bob Hotchkiss, CEO, Southern Chester County EMS Inc.

Karen Versuk, Director of Operations, Penn Twp., Chester Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

2025 LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT UPDATE

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Labor and employment law requirements are constantly developing and changing, and 2025 was no exception. This session will review recent legal changes, key court decisions, new regulations, collective bargaining trends, and other new developments that affect the municipal workplace.

Patrick Harvey, John McLaughlin, and David Mitchell, Esqs., Campbell Durrant PC

AI IN TOWNSHIPS: WHAT'S NEW IN 2026?

(ends at 4:55 p.m.)

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

This workshop will introduce township officials to the practical applications of artificial intelligence, focusing on how ChatGPT and other tools can streamline communication, automate routine tasks, and enhance community engagement. Participants will explore real-world scenarios, see live demonstrations, and take part in interactive activities that highlight how AI can support efficiency, inform decision-making, and better service delivery.

Jason Browne, Trainer, Today Epic

AI WANTS A HOME IN YOUR TOWNSHIP: A MOCK DATA CENTER HEARING

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Join Barley Snyder attorneys in an engaging and educational interactive experience that delves into the complexities of a special exception application for a data center development. This session will simulate real-world applications featuring township staff and solicitors, elected officials, a developer, and objectors from the audience. Participants will learn how to effectively handle complex zoning matters in their municipality.

Natalie Alexander and Stacey MacNeal, Esqs., Barley Snyder

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

ANIMAL INCIDENT RESPONSE AND AUTHORITY IN YOUR TOWNSHIP

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

Navigating animal incident response is a challenging endeavor in Pennsylvania. This presentation will include a discussion about animal incident response, hot topics involving dogs and cats, standard operating procedures, and the training of qualified personnel to handle these calls. Ensuring the welfare of distressed animals in compliance with Pennsylvania’s complex enforcement laws will mitigate liability and build trust in the community.

Colleen Shelly, CEO, Director of Training, Pennsylvania Academy for Animal Care and Control

ASPHALT REJUVENATION: A REMEDY FOR EXTENDING PAVEMENT LIVE

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This workshop will give townships up-to-date information on how asphalt rejuvenation is being used in Pennsylvania to extend the life of Superpave mixes. The session will illustrate how this pavement preservation tool is used to help stretch agency road dollars. The presentation will show sideby-side results of treated versus untreated pavements and share updated specifications, best construction practices, and overall cost to the agency.

Zack Helm, Technical Sales Consultant, Pavement Technology Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

BUILDING BETTER PARKS: INFRASTRUCTURE & CAPITAL PLANNING

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Designed to give participants practical tools and current methods for planning park, recreation, and trail improvements, this workshop will cover assessing existing facilities, engaging the public to identify community needs, conceptual planning and design, and developing capital plans with funding options. It will also highlight playground design details that improve accessibility, foster inclusion, and reduce maintenance.

Judith Stern Goldstein, Senior Project Manager, and Christopher Green, Senior Landscape Architect, Gilmore & Associates Inc.

Tom Hanna, Capital Projects Manager, Central Bucks School District

Jamie Worman, Assistant Manager, Lower Gwynedd Twp., Montgomery Co.

DATA-DRIVEN PLANNING AND ITS IMPACT ON LOCAL LAND USE

Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This session will explore how municipalities can harness data to make smarter, more responsive land use decisions. Real-world examples will show how property valuation, housing market trends, and local economic indicators can inform zoning and planning strategies in mixed-use development, small-scale agriculture, and middle housing. Participants will learn how data can support regulatory updates, guide comprehensive planning, and address housing shortages and farmland preservation.

Benjamin Dinkle, Planner, Jessica Fieldhouse, Planning Manager, and Michael Shenk, Planner, C.S. Davidson Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

EVENT PLANNING & FUNDRAISING: SIMPLIFIED FOR SUCCESS

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Learn the art of planning unforgettable events and raising funds without the stress! This hands-on class will guide you through brainstorming creative ideas, navigating common challenges, and mastering budgeting and donation strategies. Perfect for beginners or anyone looking to make their events run smoothly and successfully.

Jennifer Gambino, Assistant Public Works Manager, Pocono Twp., Monroe Co.

HOW TO DISCIPLINE EMPLOYEES AND MAKE IT STICK

CUSTOMIZED RECREATION: DESIGNING FACILITIES FOR DIVERSE COMMUNITY GOALS

Magnolia C (lower level)

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop will focus on the best practices for township management when disciplining employees, whether they are union or non-union, and how to put the township in the best position to win at arbitration. The session will review what proper employee evaluations, disciplinary charges, and a thorough disciplinary policy should look like and advise on potential pitfalls.

Developing a thorough understanding of your township’s needs enables facilities that will have the right blend of competitive/casual athletics, indoor/outdoor activities, passive recreation, community gathering spaces, and other uses that can meet the needs of ALL your residents. Learn how Kimmel Bogrette’s MasterConcept Planning process can help you get it right! Insight will include first-hand knowledge from representatives of Derry Township’s Community Recreation Center.

Gabriel Celii, Esq., Labor and Employment, and Neil Morris, Esq., Chair of Labor and Employment, Offit Kurman PC

Matt McQuaide, R.A., Principal, Kimmel Bogrette Architecture + Site

MID-BLOCK AND TRAIL CROSSING SAFETY

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This workshop will discuss PennDOT's new policy on mid-block and trail crossings and specifically address safety concerns and countermeasures for the crossings. The session will present examples of several crossings from Pennsylvania townships to highlight the process for the studies, as well as examples of safety countermeasures. The session will also have time available to review locations directly from the participants.

Marvin Ta, Senior Engineer, PennDOT LTAP

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

MUNICIPAL RECYCLING GRANTS/ORGANICS MANAGMENT

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This workshop will give attendees information about municipal-level DEP recycling grants and organic (food waste/leaf & yard waste) management. It will cover such topics as DEP recycling grants, collection/processing of organic materials, and DEP authorizations/permits related to organics. Discussions will include captive versus noncaptive organics processing, on-site composting and/or anaerobic digestion, organics best management practices, and applying for municipal recycling grants.

Jason Dunham, Environmental Program Director, Division of Municipal and Residual Waste; Jessica Shilladay, Organics Recycling Coordinator; Chris Solloway, Director, Bureau of Waste Management; Mark Vottero, Environmental Group Manager, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection

NAVIGATING CYBER RISKS, TRENDS & CYBER-INSURANCE STRATEGIES

(ends at 4:05 p.m.)

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Administration

PSATS workshop attendees will receive a complimentary cybersecurity risk assessment and dark web scan from KDA Tech Solutions. This nocost review helps identify security gaps, exposed credentials, and potential threats so you can better protect your municipality’s systems and data. Take advantage of this exclusive conference offer to gain actionable insights and strengthen your cybersecurity posture.

Keith Barbour, CEO, and Tim Ritter, Director of Marketing and Community Engaagement, KDA Tech Solutions

Brian Mahon, Founder, Igloo Insurance Agency

Christian Wolgemuth, Esq., McNees Wallace & Nurick

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

PLANNING TODAY FOR YOUR TOWNSHIP'S TOMORROW (ends

at 4:55 p.m.)

Crystal A (lower level)

Category: Administration

This workshop will explore how to plan for transition and the future by identifying key work functions, learning how to draft policy and procedure, and discussing other ways that townships can prepare for tomorrow. What if that long-time employee who knows everything should leave? Do you know all the passwords, bank accounts, and key people your municipality works with? Is that information kept current? By planning for the future, you will become more efficient and prepared today!

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

THE RISING COST OF ENERGY

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Planning/Zoning

CEN-PA's role is to advocate on behalf of ratepayers and tax payers. This session expands on last year's presentation about the need for solar siting reform.

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Justin Mason, Director of Programs and Operations, Conservative Energy Network-Pennsylvania

SAFE ROADS, STRONG COMMUNITIES: LEADING THE LEGACY (ends

at 4:55 p.m.)

Empire C (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

Roadway safety applies everywhere — from rural lanes to busy interstates. Township leaders are key to protecting emergency responders and preventing tragedies. This session explores RealScene tools, powerful tributes, and leadership strategies that honor 169 fallen Pennsylvania responders and build a culture of care across all roads.

Todd Leiss, Founder, TIM Heroes Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #3

SMARTER PUBLIC WORKS: INNOVATIVE, SUSTAINABLE FACILITIES

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Public Works

How can public works facilities become true community assets? This session reveals strategies to balance efficiency with neighborhood concerns through smart planning, innovative design, and sustainable practices. Learn how municipalities are transforming essential infrastructure into high-performing, community-friendly spaces. Case studies from Forks Township, Pottstown Borough, College Township, Patton Township, and more will inspire practical, lasting solutions.

Matt McQuaide, and Joe Horan, Principals, Kimmel Bogrette Architecture + Site

STRATEGIC FLEET MANAGEMENT

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Municipal fleets are a major investment, yet many are managed reactively rather than strategically. This highly interactive workshop helps municipal supervisors and public works leaders identify common fleet challenges, share peer solutions, and explore strategies for preventive maintenance, technician staffing, replacement planning, and better lifecycle cost management. Participants will leave with practical ideas they can apply immediately.

Jamie Varner, CEO, Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment

SUSTAINABLE FIRE SERVICES: FIRE CHIEFS PANEL DISCUSSION

Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Public Safety

This session will provide attendees with information on how fire departments can become successful and sustainable. The chiefs will discuss what their departments do to support volunteerism and how paid and volunteers work together to ensure a community response. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions at the panel discussion.

Brad Dauberman, Chief, Shrewsbury Volunteer Fire Co, York Co.

Bill Jenaway, Supervisor, Former Fire Chief, Upper Merion Twp., Montgomery Co.

Jared Renshaw, Chief, Western Berks Fire Department, Berks Co.

Bill Weimer, Supervisor, Former Fire Chief, Coolbaugh Twp., Monroe Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

BACK TO BASICS: POSTED & BONDED ROADS PROGRAM BEST PRACTICES

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This workshop will discuss how to post a road, the types of roadway postings, vehicle exemptions, and weather-related restrictions to prevent damage and protect critical infrastructure. The presentation will include open discussion and question-and-answer sessions to provide guidance and share best practices and tips to help townships effectively manage their posted road programs without "busting the budget."

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

THE BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO WORKPLACE INVESTIGATIONS

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This session will provide an overview of disciplinary issues, including a checklist to ensure supervisors/managers are conducting disciplinary meetings in a legally compliant manner. Walk through practical, real-world scenarios illustrating how to handle employee misconduct for both union-represented and non-union-represented employees. Learn about each stage of a sound investigation — from the initial report to documentation and resolution, including required due process steps.

Patrick Harvey, John McLaughlin, and David Mitchell, Esqs., Campbell Durrant PC

CRACKS, CAMERAS, & CAPITAL PLANS FOR PAVEMENT INTELLIGENCE

Wild Rose B (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This session will explore how streaming HD video, AI-supported condition assessments, and expert pavement analysis transform how municipalities manage their road networks. Learn how pairing ASTM-aligned PCI scoring with AI and quality control delivers accurate data, innovative treatment plans, and defensible decisions. Attendees will walk away with practical, proven strategies to modernize their pavement programs, maximize budgets, and improve road conditions across their communities.

James Golden, CEO, Pavement Management Group

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

DIGITAL CONFIDENCE 101: TECH SHORTCUTS FOR EVERYONE

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Administration

Let tech do more of the heavy lifting. This fast-paced session covers realworld tech tips, from keyboard shortcuts to browser tricks and productivity boosters that can make a big difference for small staff.

Dana Stinson, Project Manager, gWorks

THE FUTURE OF ASSET MANAGEMENT: PREDICT FAILURE EARLY

(ends at 4:25 p.m.)

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

RVE partners with VODA.ai to apply AI for water utility management, enabling predictive analysis of pipe condition, lead service lines, leaks, and capital planning. AI tools like LeadFinder, Risk Modeling and daVinci analytics help utilities prioritize interventions, optimize budgets, reduce risk, and improve resilience. This data-driven approach enhances system reliability, regulatory compliance, and decision-making for utilities of all sizes.

Stephanie Cuthbert, Principal and Executive Vice President, Water & Wastewater Division, and Vincent Ferrara, Marketing Proposal Coordinator, Remington & Vernick Engineers

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

INVESTING IN LIFE: DO YOU

HAVE THE EMS YOU DESERVE?

Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Public Safety

Quality EMS is more than fast response. This session will help municipalities look at four pillars of quality EMS: clinical quality (evidence-based care and strong oversight), financial health (transparent budgets, sustainable funding, reinvestment), governance and management (accountable leadership, long-term planning), and staff (skilled providers, retention, ongoing training). These elements ensure the reliable, life-saving service your community deserves.

Greg Porter, Executive Director and Chief, Ross/West View EMSA

Eric Schmidt, Executive Director and Chief, Shaler Hampton EMS

LOW-TECH, NO-TECH, AND (OFTEN) CHEAPER IT SECURITY STRATEGIES

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

Designed to challenge participants to evaluate township IT security differently, this workshop will cover a range of topics, including evaluation strategies to identify security risks, key low-tech and no-tech security strategies, critical policies to ensure IT security, and tools participants can use the next day to effect change.

Jennifer Yeagley, Office Manager, and Robert Yeagley, President, Eagle Secure Solutions

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

MUNICIPAL STORMWATER BASICS

Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Public Works

Stormwater management might sound technical, but it’s about something we all experience: rainwater and where it goes. This workshop will break down concepts into everyday language: identifying factors that generate stormwater, differences between rate and volume of runoff, how stormwater is managed, various types of stormwater control measures (SCMs) that are employed to manage rate and/or volume after construction, identifying stormwater regulations, and how storm inlets and pipes are designed.

Shawn Fabian, CPESC, CPSWQ, and Stan Wojciechowski, PE, CME, Senior Project Manager, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc.

QUICKBOOKS ROUNDTABLE

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Administration

This session will provide opportunity for an open discussion on QuickBooks Accounting Software, facilitated by a Certified QuickBooks Pro Advisor and a seasoned township secretary-treasurer of 35 years.

Diana Patton, Numbers Made Easy Consulting and Municipal Treasurer

RESILIENT BRIDGES: RAPID REPLACEMENT FOR FLOOD ZONES

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Public Works

Repeated flooding damaged a rural bridge near Charleston, WV, cutting off access to a local community. WV DOH chose a modular bridge system for rapid installation, resilience, and reduced maintenance. Initially planned as a deck replacement, the project evolved into a full bridge rebuild using prefabricated formwork and corrosion-resistant materials. This workshop will review this case, which presents a replicable approach to restore access quickly in flood-prone, resource-constrained areas.

Dr. Jason Lloyd, Senior Engineering and Specifications Manager, CMC Bridge Systems

AFTERNOON

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #4

SKILL GAMES: ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY IMPACTS ON TOWNSHIPS

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Designed to provide participants with up-to-date information on the economic and community impact of skill games on townships in Pennsylvania, this workshop will explore the role skill games play in local communities. Topics will include the history of skill games in Pennsylvania, their economic and community impact on townships, and what the future may hold for skill games across the commonwealth.

Jeanna Bouzek, Senior Vice President, Market Operations; Matt Haverstick, Head of Legal (Pa.); and Frank Noonan, Chief Operating Officer, Pennsylvania Skill/Pace-O-Matic

TOWNSHIP INFRASTRUCTURE: FROM PLAN TO PAVEMENT

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Unconventional natural gas exploration and production have been taking place in Pennsylvania for almost two decades. This workshop will review where we have been and where we are going regarding safety and upkeep of our municipal road infrastructure.

Patrick Powers, Regional Manager II, Civil Construction, EQT Corporation

WHY AGRITAINMENT SAVES FARMS AND HOW TO ALLOW FOR IT

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This wokshop will explain what "agritainment" is, the purpose behind planning for agritainment in rural zoning, and how to regulate it to mitigate its impacts on your community.

Adam Boyer, Esq., Barley Snyder

7-9 p.m.

JOIN US FOR A SPECIAL EVENT: GAME NIGHT!!

GAME NIGHT: BINGO, TRIVIA, & MORE!

Chocolate Ballroom (Aztec, Trinidad, and Nigerian Rooms) Get ready for an evening of competition, fun, and prizes! Expect some classic favorites and some new suprises.

PSATS BINGO

Aztec Room. Always a favorite, bingo will feature 20 exciting games with chances to win prizes. ($30, separate registration required) SOLD OUT!

TRIVIA CHALLENGE

Trinidad Room. Team up and put your knowledge to the test with rounds of general trivia, pop culture, history, and more! ($10, separate registration required)

VARIETY GAMES

Nigerian Room. Cornhole, board games, card games, and party games will be featured for those looking for a change of pace. (Free!)

* Special thanks to our sponsors:

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

7 a.m.-5 p.m.

CONFERENCE CHECK-IN

Chocolate Lobby (upper level); Great American Lobby (7 a.m.-2 p.m.)

All delegates must get their badge and welcome packet at the check-in area before participating in any conference activities.

PSATS CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK OPEN

Chocolate Lobby (upper level)

Do you have questions about the conference, the mobile app, or how to get around the Lodge and Hershey? The PSATS staff at the information desk can help point you in the right direction.

7 a.m.-5 p.m.

PSATS STORE AND MEMBER LOUNGE*

Cocoa Suites 4 and 5 (down the ramp or escalator)

Be sure to stop by the PSATS Store and Member Lounge, where you can grab a comfy seat, enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone, use one of the complimentary computers, get your PSATS ID card photo taken, and buy PSATS-themed gear and member supplies.

* 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 first-timers, ask questions of the PSATS staff, and enjoy light refreshments. Look for the bee!

TUESDAY

7 a.m.-9:30 p.m. (Shuttle to Giant Center runs to 9:30 p.m.)

HOTEL SHUTTLE BUSES

Chocolate Lobby Portico (upper level)

(A PSATS shuttle runs between the Hershey Lodge and sponsoring hotels and a satellite parking area near the Giant Center. The Giant Center shuttle runs continuously from the Lodge to the Trolley Stop #2 guest house, marked by a “PSATS” banner.)

BREAKFAST IS SERVED!

BREAKFAST WITH THE EXHIBITORS*, 7:30 A.M.

Great American Hall (upper level)

Stop by the exhibit hall to talk with our vendors, and while you’re there, enjoy a continental breakfast.

* Special thanks to our sponsor:

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

EXHIBITS OPEN — SHOW CLOSES AT 1 P.M. TODAY!

Great American Hall and Lobby, and Outside

CHECK OUT THESE FOOD OPTIONS!

FOOD TRUCKS — 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

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

More details about these and other dining options in and around the Lodge appear on page 19.

8:30 a.m.-noon

GENERAL SESSION (All are welcome!)

Chocolate Ballroom

CALL TO ORDER

Jay Wilkes, PSATS President

POSTING OF THE COLORS

Pennsylvania Army National Guard Honor Guard

NATIONAL ANTHEM

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

INVOCATION

Steve Hess, PSATS First Vice President

LOCAL GOVERNMENT: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS

Panel Discussion

MORNING SPEAKERS

David Sanko, PSATS Executive Director

Cassandra Coleman, Executive Director, America250PA

ANNUAL PSATS BUSINESS MEETING

TREASURER’S REPORT

Bob Heffelfinger, PSATS Secretary-Treasurer

FINANCE COMMITTEE REPORT

Clyde "Champ" Holman, Chair

RULES COMMITTEE REPORT

Jeff Fiant, Chair

TUESDAY

NOMINATIONS COMMITTEE REPORT

Jim Patterson, Chair

RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE REPORT

8:30 a.m.-noon (General Session, cont.)

Terry Martin, Chair

ADJOURNMENT

8:30-11:30 a.m.

TOWNSHIP ENGINEERS SPRING SEMINAR*

Magnolia A (lower level)

Note: The registration fee for this two-day event is $135 for members and $185 for non-members. Registration begins at 8 a.m.

Tuesday Topics:

• Granite Curbing: Cost, Advantages & Details

• We're in Big Trouble and It Is All Your Fault: Legal Updates for Municipal Engineers

• Stream Crossing Replacements for Continuity and Flood Resiliency

Speakers:

Steve Bloser, Director, Penn State Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies

Michael Crotty, Esq., Siana Law

Stephen DiRaffaele, Architectural Sales Representative, Polycor Inc.

Andy McDonald, Water Program Specialist, DEP Bureau of Waterways Engineering

* Special thanks to Pennoni Associates Inc. for being the 2026 Township Engineers Association sponsor.

* This seminar is eligible for 3 professional development hours and/or 3 PGMA Public Works points per day.

Noon-1 p.m.

SECRETARIES-MANAGERS THANK-YOU LUNCHEON

Populations under 5,000, Empire Ballroom and Populations over 5,000, Wild Rose A (lower level)

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

Note: The luncheon will be followed at 1:15 p.m. by the always-popular Secretaries-Managers Q&A, part of Workshop Session #5, also in Empire A. (See page 70 for more details.)

* Special thanks to the sponsors of this event:

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

ABC'S OF LIQUID FUELS TAX FUNDS

Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

This session will provide an overview of municipal liquid fuels tax funds, including how they are allocated, the rules and regulations for using them, allowable expenditures, reporting requirements, common audit findings, and the resources available from PennDOT for municipal officials related to these funds.

Kristen Sims, Audit Manager, Bureau of Fiscal Management, PennDOT

TUESDAY

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BEST

MANAGEMENT PRACTICES FOR PEOPLE, POLITICS, AND THE PUBLIC

Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

This workshop will focus on navigating high-conflict scenarios that may arise in the management of a township. The presentation will include discussion on managing personnel issues, wayward elected officials, and passionate members of the public

Morgan Madden, Esq., Babst Calland Clements & Zomnir, PC

BLIGHTED PROPERTY: PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR BUSY OFFICIALS (ends at 2:45 p.m.)

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Designed for officials with limited time but unlimited responsibilities, this session cuts through jargon to explain two of the most powerful tools for addressing vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated property: land banks (Act 153 of 2012) and abandoned and blighted property conservatorship (Act 135 of 2008). Blight-fighting experts will provide an overview of how these tools work and when and how they are most useful. There will be plenty of time to ask questions and get answers. This session blends expert insight, practical details, and useful, hands-on application.

Carl Ewald, Township Solicitor, Upper Providence Twp., Delaware Co.

Liz Hersh, Strategy Consultant, Pa. Land Bank Network

Aaron Snippert, Executive Director, Redevelopment Authority of the City of Erie & Erie Land Bank

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

BUILDING STRONG EMPLOYEE BENEFITS: A GUIDE TO THE PSATS TRUSTEES INSURANCE PROGRAM

Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to the first floor)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

This workshop will highlight the importance of offering a comprehensive employee benefits package and will provide a detailed overview of the insurance coverage available through the PSATS Trustees Insurance Program, including medical, dental, vision, life, and short-term disability benefit.

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

Elizabeth DiFrank, Account Director, Aetna

Nina Flick, Client Manager, Unum

Jack Hines, Chair, Pennsylvania Townships Health Insurance Cooperative Trust

COMMUNITY PLANNING IN THE FACE OF DECLINING POPULATION

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop will share information about population changes and demographics in rural and urban Pennsylvania, based primarily on population projections and Census estimates through 2024, and explore how these changes might affect townships. The workshop will engage audience members by prompting them to explore possible actions through community planning methods and tools, as highlighted in the Center for Rural Pennsylvania’s recently released Community Planning Handbook.

Laura Dimino, Interim Executive Director, and Michaela Miller, Quantitative Data Analyst, Center for Rural Pennsylvania

TUESDAY

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

DATA CENTERS, WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to the first floor)

Category: Planning/Zoning

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

This workshop will be an overview of what data centers are, why they are attracted to Pennsylvania, what the current energy landscape is, and how you can ensure your community needs are met.

Tom Connolly, Commissioner, Swatara Twp., Dauphin Co.

Robin Gorman, Vice President, Homer City Redevelopment, Indiana Co.

Jim Rodgers, Regional Development Director, Woolpert

THE DO'S AND DON'TS OF A MODERN MUNICIPAL WEBSITE

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

This workshop will give participants up-to-date information on websites, including what information should be on a municipal website and why; strategies for managing and organizing content; tips for designing websites for a modern audience, with mobile-friendly features and clear navigation; using online strategies and tools, such as surveys and polls to increase participation; and ADA compliance and how and why it is important to meet the upcoming requirements.

Pete Socks, Founder, SockEm Web Solutions LLC

EFFECTIVE FIRE SERVICE COVERAGE ON A BUDGET

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

This workshop will present options for providing effective fire service coverage in ever-challenging times with the rapid decline of volunteers across the state. Strategies include combining already existing positions like fire marshals, building inspectors, etc. to create dual-role hybrid positions, offering volunteer stipend programs, and exploring other ways to provide coverage without raising taxes. The session will also review NFPA standards and grant funding options.

Erick Myers, Director of Fire Services and Deputy Fire Chief, East Norriton Twp., Montgomery Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

EVOLVING TRENDS & BEST PRACTICES IN BID MANAGEMENT

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Townships face shifting challenges — tight budgets, changing technology, supply chain issues, and finding qualified bidders. Ready to spark some fresh ideas? Dive into this lively session to discover how townships can harness best practices and creative strategies to achieve real results in today’s dynamic bidding landscape — all while staying true to the core requirements of public bidding.

Freddy Lutz, Principal, PennBid

HOW DOES THE NEW MUTCD AFFECT TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES ON YOUR ROADS?

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This session will provide an overview of the key modifications resulting from the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices 2023 update and their implications for traffic control devices on local roads. Topics covered include criteria for sign type/placement, updated standards for crosswalks, new sign designs, and the incorporation of innovative safety practices. Attendees will gain practical insights into implementing these changes effectively on local roads to improve safety, compliance, and overall traffic management.

TBD, Traffic Engineer, PennDOT LTAP

NAVIGATING THE NEW MS4 PERMIT: IMPROVING WATER QUALITY

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

The new MS4 General Permit shifts the commonwealth’s current water quality improvement approach of reducing sediment and nutrient pollutants from urban sources to managing stormwater runoff volume, creating opportunities to address localized flooding concerns while improving Pennsylvania’s waters. This session outlines key changes and how they can support broader municipal objectives. The session will include a demo of the MEP Calculator and review tools for intermunicipal MS4 collaboration.

Beth Uhler, Pennsylvania Director, Center for Watershed Protection

TUESDAY

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

PENNSTART

& TIM: TOWNSHIP READINESS SAVES LIVES

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

When every second counts, coordination saves lives. This session introduces PennSTART — a statewide resource advancing traffic incident management (TIM) — and shows why township leaders are essential to its success. Learn how to develop local TIM programs that foster interagency cooperation and proactive response.

Todd Leiss, Founder, TIM Heroes Inc.

SECRETARIES-MANAGERS Q&A

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Administration

This popular annual gathering gives township secretaries, managers, and other administrators a chance to ask questions and share ideas with their peers. Attend this workshop to learn more about your role.

Sharina Harshbarger, Secretary, Bratton Twp., Mifflin Co.

Ken Johnson, Windham Twp., Wyoming Co.

Lindy Platz, Supervisor and Secretary-Treasurer, Girard Twp., Erie Co.

SHALE GAS: BENEFITS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR LOCAL

COMMUNITIES

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Administration

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Designed to provide participants with a current state of the natural gas industry in Pennsylvania, this workshop will identify the benefits and opportunities local communities and residents can realize, from jobs to energy security, and projects funded through the impact fee.

Jim Welty, President, Marcellus Shale Coalition

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

1:15-2:15 p.m. — Workshop Session #5

UNDERSTANDING MUNICIPAL FEES UNDER THE MPC

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Pennsylvania’s Municipalities Planning Code (MPC) authorizes municipalities to charge certain fees and require specific financial guarantees — but only within defined limits. This session will review what the MPC allows, including inspection fees, land development escrows, financial security, recreation fees in lieu of dedication, administrative zoning fees, and transportation impact fees. We will discuss how these tools are properly structured, calculated, and administered to ensure compliance with the law while protecting municipal interests..

John Trant, President and CEO, Strategic Solutions LLC

WHAT'S NEW WITH LOCAL HAZARD MITIGATION PLANNING

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

Join us for a discussion on hazard mitigation planning policy changes, improvement opportunities, and lessons learned in the areas of plan participant engagement, risk assessment, capability assessment, and risk reduction strategy development for hazard mitigation plans throughout the commonwealth.

Ernest Szabo, State Hazard Mitigation Planner, Pa. Emergency Management Agency

ZONING: LEGISLATIVE AND CASE LAW UPDATES

2026

Crystal A (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

TUESDAY

This presentation will provide participants with a summary of the important (and sometimes overlooked) case law and legislative updates affecting our zoning, subdivision, land development, and land use authority. With the new zoning uses, fears of impacts on our communities, and the trend of limiting municipal regulatory authority, it is now more important than ever to be in the know about recent legal updates on these issues.

Michael Crotty, Esq., Siana Law

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

ACRE 101

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

ACRE was enacted to protect normal agricultural operations from unauthorized municipal regulations. The law empowers the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General to review local ordinances for conflicts with state law and bring legal action against local governments when necessary. The presenter will explain the basics of ACRE and how he handles ACRE requests. The session will include time for Q&As.

Robert Willig, Senior Deputy Attorney General, Pa. Office of the Attorney General

CEMENTIOUS SOLUTIONS FOR TOWNSHIP ROADS AND STREETS

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This session will provide information about a variety of cementitious and concrete options that can be used to provide economical and long-term solutions for maintaining and enhancing roadway infrastructure. The presentation will include discussion on concrete overlays, particularly applicable for intersections. For townships responsible for maintaining older concrete pavement, cost-effective repair strategies that have been successfully used will also be discussed.

John M. Becker, President, ACPA/PA

CREATING A NEW FESTIVAL IN A RURAL COUNTY

Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Works

Events in rural areas face unique conditions, which influence how they are planned, promoted, and perceived by participants. This workshop will focus on economics, historical context, and community partnerships. Using the highly successful inaugural Pennsylvania Chestnut Festival as an example, workshop facilitators will review the economic benefits, community partnerships, and historical heritage in planning local festivals.

Brady Carnahan, Volunteer; Maripat Don, Volunteer; Debra Reeder, Volunteer, and Rick Schulze, Chairperson, Castanea Twp. Recreation Committee

John Gradel, Supervisor, Castanea Twp., Clinton Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

DATA CENTERS? A MOCK CONDITIONAL USE HEARING REVIVED

(ends at 4:55 p.m.)

Trinidad Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Planning/Zoning

What is a data center? Do you want to permit it by conditional use? How can you prepare for and run an efficient and thorough conditional use hearing that surely will have a spotlight on it? These and other questions about data center development will be answered during a mock conditional use hearing.

Steven Ahlbrandt, Esq.; Johnathan Andrews, Esq.; Katherine Takhounts Bonato, Esq.; David Evenhuis, Esq.; Erika Firestone, Esq.; Christopher Knarr, AICP; Esch McCombie, Esq.; Rachel Rowe, Esq.; James Strong, Esq.; and Peter Wertz, Esq., McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS: TOOLS FOR CLARITY AND CONFIDENCE

Nigerian Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

Participants will learn how to reframe conflict as an opportunity for growth, apply a practical framework for communication, and practice assertive language that fosters understanding, rather than defensiveness. Through real-world examples, reflection prompts, and audience engagement, attendees will leave equipped to handle uncomfortable moments with greater emotional intelligence and professional poise. This session offers tools to transform tension into trust and awkwardness into alignment.

Kristy Shinn, Training and Development Manager, RETTEW

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TUESDAY

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

THE ETHICS ACT: A GUIDE TO STAY OUT OF TROUBLE (& THE NEWS)

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

The Ethics Act states that public office is a public trust. Efforts to realize personal financial gain through public office or employment (other than by lawful compensation) are a violation of that trust. In this presentation, learn what the Ethics Act is and how the Ethics Commission enforces it, hear about cases involving some of the most frequently violated provisions, and discover how to spot a potential problem so you can stay on the right side of the Ethics Act, and out of the papers!

Julie Karabin, Esq., Assistant Counsel, Pennsylvania State Ethics Commission

FUNDING THE VISION: PARKS AND RECREATION SUCCESS STORIES

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Public Works

Staff of DCNR’s Bureau of Recreation & Conservation will walk participants through the opportunities and challenges of providing quality recreational facilities and programs for their community. They will discuss various programs and funding opportunities and how they have worked for other municipalities. Completed grant-funded projects will be shared to highlight successes and show how they navigated the process. Attendee participation and engagement will be strongly encouraged.

Olivia Braun, Highlands Program Specialist; Trish Newdeck, Small Community Program Specialist; Daniel Pierce, Section Chief, Land Conservation and Stewardship; and Kelly Rossiter, Section Chief, Landscape Partnerships & Educational Services, Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PENNSYLVANIA

LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Each day, municipal employers confront issues that they may believe are easily addressed because they have discussed or heard about these issues many times before. In many cases, however, the issues are being addressed incorrectly or employers do not truly understand the issue. This presentation will identify some of the most misunderstood issues in labor and employment law and how to address them.

Scott Blissman, Esq., and Ryan Cassidy, Esq., Eckert Seamans

NFIP COMPLIANCE AUDITS ARE COMING: IS YOUR TOWNSHIP READY?

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

Townships across Pennsylvania that participate in the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) will soon undergo FEMA compliance audits. These audits will evaluate how well municipalities are managing their floodplain programs and adhering to NFIP requirements. This session will review what these audits entail and how to prepare, walk through the self-assessment process, review compliance scoring, and highlight common pitfalls that could put your township at risk of non-compliance.

Jacob Hoffman, Project Manager, and Matthew Vanaskie, Senior Quality Lead, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc.

Kenneth Roberts, State NFIP Coordinator/NFIP Program Manager, Pa. Emergency Management Agency

TUESDAY

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2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

NOTHING SAYS PROGRESS LIKE 12

COPIES

& A MISSING SIGNATURE

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This workshop will provide a foundation of land development, minor subdivision, and lot consolidation from submission to recording for municipalities to build on. It will also cover extensions, including who asks for them and when, planning commissions' versus supervisors' roles in the plan process, resolution, recording, and permitting.

Krisann MacDougall, Assistant Secretary, Pocono Twp., Monroe Co.

Amy Montgomery, P.E., Department Manager, T&M Engineering

PENNVEST: WATER PROJECT FINANCING OVERVIEW AND UPDATES

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop will provide an overview of PENNVEST funding programs for water projects, changes to the programs, and new funding opportunities. PENNVEST staff will also discuss the latest updates on accessing federal funding.

Tesra Schlupp, Project Specialist, PENNVEST

STUDY TO STATION: A REGIONAL APPROACH TO STATION DESIGN

Cocoa Boardroom (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Public Safety

What happens when municipalities join forces for public safety? This copresented case study pairs Buchart Horn's principal and director of design with Chief David Lash to trace the Northern York County Regional Police HQ from feasibility to occupancy. Attendees will see how regionalization and purpose-built design improve efficiency, officer wellness, evidence integrity, and municipal stewardship — while gaining replicable tools for facility planning, estimating, financing, and community engagement.

David Lash, Chief of Police, Northern York County Regional Police Department

W. Scott Loercher, Principal and Director of Design, Buchart Horn

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

TOP 10 HR MISTAKES AND HOW TO AVOID THEM

Crystal A (lower level)

Category: Administration

This workshop will walk you through the potential pitfalls confronting human resources management and provide constructive strategies to manage risk.

Eric Brown, Esq., Siana Law

USING THE PASER SYSTEM TO EVALUATE ROADWAYS

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Public Works

This presentation will cover the use of the PASER System to evaluate roadway conditions. It will touch on all PASER manuals, including dirt, chip seal, and concrete roadways; however, it will primarily focus on the use of the PASER System to evaluate asphalt pavements. Pavement distresses and their severity levels will be reviewed to help audience members evaluate road conditions using the system, and a brief virtual evaluation of various roads will be conducted for reference.

Kyle Turner, Project Manager, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc.

VIRTUAL CROSSING GUARDS: HOW NEXT-GEN TRAFFIC CAMERAS ARE MAKING PENNSYLVANIA

SCHOOL ZONES SAFER

Tower Suite 1 (take the elevator to the first floor)

Category: Public Safety

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

In this workshop, you'll get an in-depth look at how Obvio's pedestrian safety system is helping municipalities across the country dramatically reduce traffic violations, protect children in school zones, and do it all without adding strain to local budgets or law enforcement resources.

Dhruv Maheshwari, Co-Founder & President, Obvio

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AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

2:35-3:35 p.m. — Workshop Session #6

WATER & SEWER SYSTEM CHALLENGES: PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN WATER SOLUTIONS AT WORK

Tower Suite 2 (take the elevator to the first floor)

Category: Public Works

SPONSOR WORKSHOP

Water and wastewater system owners face numerous challenges to provide reliable water service and effectively collect and treat wastewater, including increasingly stringent regulatory requirements and the need to rehabilitate aging infrastructure. The PA American Water team will highlight some of these challenges and discuss what a partnership with the company could look like..

Kelly Bray and Marcus Kohl, Senior Principals, Business Development, Pennsylvania American Water

WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Administration

This will be an interactive, high-energy open forum where real-world challenges meet real-time solutions. Come ready to ask your toughest questions, share your experiences, and dive into lively discussions. Through fun role-plays and thought-provoking exercises, you will gain practical insights, sharpen your decision-making skills, and leave feeling more confident and connected. Whether you are a seasoned pro or new to the township scene, this workshop will energize, equip, and empower you.

Catherine Ricardo, Assistant Manager, East Whiteland Twp., Chester Co.

Neil Vaughn, Manager, Pocopson Twp., Chester Co.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #7

5 KEYS TO A SUCCESSFUL PAVEMENT PRESERVATION PROJECT

Nigerian Room (part of the Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Public Works

In this workshop, participants will learn the five keys to making every pavement preservation project a successful one. From project inception through final closeout, this information is intended to assist townships in managing costs, minimizing complications, and achieving effective results for municipal pavement preservation.

Rex Eberly, Executive Director, Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA)

DON'T SHAKE ON IT

Cocoa Suite 2 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

This workshop will focus on crafting and enforcing strong written documents for personnel management. The presentation will cover job descriptions, performance evaluations, discipline, separation, and employment agreements. The session will be tailored to suit the needs of both union and non-union employers.

Morgan Madden, Esq., Babst Calland Clements & Zomnir, PC

IT'S EASIER THAN YOU THINK: PLANNING WITH YOUR NEIGHBORS

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

What if your municipality did not have to host every land use? Multimunicipal planning, enabled by the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, Article XI, lets communities share land use responsibilities and protect what matters, all while meeting state requirements. Through collaboration in data, mapping, facilitation, and grants, local governments save money, secure funding, and tackle mutual issues. Come learn about real planning and zoning examples from retaining farmland to shaping growth together.

Brian Carl, Manager, Weisenberg Twp., Lehigh Co.

Jill Seitz, Chief Community and Regional Planner, Lehigh Valley Planning Commission

Carolyn Yeagle, Director of Planning & Policy, Environmental Planning & Designns

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TUESDAY

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #7

MAKING FINANCIAL REPORTS EASY FOR EVERYONE

Empire A (lower level)

Category: Administration

Turn financial data into decisions. This session shows how to present budget information so that even people without financial backgrounds can understand and engage. Learn how to use visuals, language, and structure that build trust and improve transparency.

Dana Stinson, Project Manager, gWorks

MUNICIPAL LABOR NEGOTIATIONS IN THE CURRENT ECONOMY

Cocoa Suite 1 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Administration

Whatever level of experience you have with negotiations, this workshop will help you address all their aspects. The session will cover the requirements for conducting negotiations under Act 195 and Act 111, as well as binding interest arbitration where applicable. It will also discuss pitfalls and goals to be considered during the negotiations process and identify some potholes that municipalities fall into during negotiations and how to avoid them.

Scott Blissman, Esq., and Ryan Cassidy, Esq., Eckert Seamans

PA REGULATIONS GOVERNING AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS

Empire D (lower level)

Category: Planning/Zoning

There are many regulations in Pennsylvania that cover agricultural operations. This workshop will cover the basics of the regulations and what roles municipalities can play in also regulating agriculture. It will also cover what happens if a municipality oversteps that authority and what led to creation of the ACRE law in Pennsylvania.

Audrey Thompson, Staff Attorney, Center for Agricultural and Shale Law

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #7

PENNDOT TRUCK PARKING PROGRAM

Magnolia D (lower level)

Category: Public Works

PennDOT will provide an update on its ongoing work to expand truck parking and discuss opportunities to partner with other stakeholders on potential solutions.

Robert Pento, PE, Manager, Traffic Engineering & Permits, PennDOT

PROPOSED REVISIONS: ACT 537 REGULATIONS, CHAPTERS 71-73

Cocoa Suite 6 (down the ramp or escalator)

Category: Planning/Zoning

This presentation will give attendees an update on the proposed draft revisions to Title 25, Chapter 71, Administration of Sewage Facilities Planning Program, Chapter 72, Administration of Sewage Facilities Permitting Program, and Chapter 73, Standards for Onlot Sewage Treatment Facilities. The discussion will include an overview of the Act 537 Sewage Facilities program, major goals of the rule-making, highlights of the revisions, and status of the proposed rule-making.

Annamaria De Sanctis, Ph.D., Sewage Planning Coordinator; Tomisa Kiskadden, Group Manager, Bureau of Clean Water, Municipal Facilities Division; Charles Klinger, CPSS, Soil Scientist Specialist; Aspen Weitzel, Water Program Specialist; and Richard Wright, PE, Municipal Facilities Division Manager, Pa. Department of Environmental Protection

PSATS LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

Aztec Room (part of Chocolate Ballroom)

Category: Administration

Attend this workshop to gain insight on PSATS’ legislative program. Hear the latest updates on key issues like statewide zoning, land use, and local control. Ask questions and learn how to be a more effective advocate. PSATS will also offer guidance on how to use its Grassroots Advocacy Tool. A reception with members of the General Assembly follows in the Great American Hall.

Holly Fishel, Policy & Research Director, PSATS

TUESDAY

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #7

RIGHT-TO-KNOW LAW AND SUNSHINE ACT UPDATE

Crystal 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.

STORMWATER DESIGN STANDARDS FOR CHANGING RAINFALL PATTERNS

Magnolia B (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

Municipalities across Pennsylvania are increasingly facing stormwater infrastructure challenges due to increasing rainfall intensity. For example, the two-year, 24-hour rainfall event at Harrisburg was exceeded 14 times since 2000. This presentation introduces the concept of the “Resilient Storm,” a forward-looking approach to stormwater design that reviews observed rainfall patterns and incorporates adjusted rainfall projections to help provide long-term infrastructure performance.

Matthew Vanaskie, Senior Quality Lead, Herbert, Rowland & Grubic Inc.

AFTERNOON WORKSHOPS

3:55-4:55 p.m. — Workshop Session #7

SUCCESSFULLY NAVIGATING DCNR PARK DEVELOPMENT GRANTS

Magnolia A (lower level)

Category: Administration

Managing grants awarded to rehabilitate/develop a park and or hire consultant support can be both challenging and rewarding. This session will provide insights and tips for success to first-time DCNR grant recipients or those who need a refresher in effectively administering DCNR grants. We will address common issues and frequently asked questions pertaining to our grant management process through interactive discussions, case studies, and online demonstrations of our grant portal.

Winnie Okello, Parks & Recreation Equity Program Specialist, and Lori Yeich, Recreation and Conservation Manager, Central Regional Offices, Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

TAX 101: UNDERSTANDING LOCAL TAXES

Wild Rose A (lower level)

Category: Administration

This session will discuss how local taxes are fundamental to a community's functioning and development. Effective use through transparent budgeting, community engagement, strategic investments, and support of public services ensures that these funds maximize benefits for all residents, fostering a thriving and sustainable local economy. These taxes come in various forms, including real estate, per capita/occupation, and local income taxes, each playing a vital role in the local economy.

Jayson Lawson, Relationship Manager; and Jason Winters, Manager of Client Relations, Keystone Collections Group

TRENDING CYBERSECURITY THREATS TOWARD LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Magnolia C (lower level)

Category: Public Safety

Designed to give participants up-to-date information on the most active cybersecurity threats of 2025-2026 affecting local government, this workshop will cover a range of topics, including high-frequency cyberattack methods, best practices to avoid cyber incidents, and resiliency strategies to rebound from a cyberattack.

Jennifer Yeagley, Office Manager, and Robert Yeagley, President, Eagle Secure Solutions

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TUESDAY

6-7:30 p.m.

SPECIAL EVENT!

PSATS LEGISLATIVE GRASSROOTS RECEPTION

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

Join forces with township officials from across the state and meet your elected state senators and representatives at the PSATS Legislative Grassroots Reception. PSATS has invited members of the Pa. General Assembly to come to Hershey to meet with their township peers and learn from you what should be at the top of their local government agenda. The reception is also an opportunity for you to mingle with your fellow PSATS Grassroots Advocacy Network members, share in the network’s success stories, and learn what’s on the horizon in 2026 and beyond!

* Thank you to our sponsors:

7:30-9:30 p.m.

DESSERTS WITH DAVE

Great American

(separate registration

Wednesday, April 22, 2026

7:30-8:15 a.m.

DONUTS WITH DAVE

Cocoa Suite 1 and Cocoa Terrace (down the ramp or escalator)

Grab a donut, pour some coffee, and chat with PSATS Executive Director Dave Sanko.

8 a.m.

CONFERENCE CHECK-IN, 8 a.m. - noon

Chocolate Lobby (upper level)

PSATS CONFERENCE INFORMATION DESK, 8 a.m. - noon

Chocolate Lobby (upper level)

RESOLUTIONS (continued if necessary)

Chocolate Ballroom (upper level)

8-11 a.m.

PSATS STORE AND MEMBER LOUNGE*

Cocoa Suites 4 and 5 (down the ramp or escalator)

Be sure to stop by the PSATS Store and Member Lounge, where you can grab a comfy seat, enjoy light refreshments, charge your phone, use one of the complimentary computers, get your PSATS ID card photo taken, and buy PSATS-themed gear and member supplies.

* Special thanks to our sponsor:

WEDNESDAY

8:30 a.m.-Noon

GENERAL SESSION (All are welcome!)

Chocolate Ballroom

CALL TO ORDER

Jay Wilkes, PSATS President

POSTING OF THE COLORS

Blue Mountain Battalion ROTC consisting of cadets from Dickinson, Gettysburg, and Franklin & Marshall colleges; Messiah and Millersville universities; and PSU Harrisburg

NATIONAL ANTHEM

Crystal Bomgardner, Past President, Pa. FFA

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

INVOCATION

Charles O. Stowe, PSATS Second Vice President

GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES FORUM

Josh Shapiro, Governor (invited)

Stacy Garrity, Pa. Treasurer (invited)

YOUTH AWARDS

SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

PMGA GRADUATES

WEDNESDAY SPEAKERS

To be announced

FINAL PRIZES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

ADJOURNMENT

Distribution of Attendance Certificates

Exhibit Guide

Indoor Exhibit Area

Great American Hall (Upper level of Hershey Lodge)

Outdoor Exhibit Area

(Exit from front of Hershey Lodge on upper level)

EXHIBITORS – BY CATEGORY

Please note that not all road products exhibited may be PennDOT-approved.

Accounting Software/Services

#149 inside Caselle Inc., Provo, UT

#185 inside Edmunds GovTech, Northfield, NJ

#82 inside Synario, Philadelphia, PA

Agencies (State/Federal)

Chocolate Lobby 2 America250PA, Harrisburg, PA

#193 inside COSTARS/Pa. Department of General Services, Harrisburg, PA

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

L16 Pa. Department of Agriculture — Hardwoods Development Council, Harrisburg, PA

L3 inside Pa. Department of Community & Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA

L18 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

L12 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Bureau of Geological Survey, Middletown, PA

L13 inside Pa. Department of Environmental Protection, Harrisburg, PA

L15 inside Pa. Department of Health/WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA

L1 inside Pa. Emergency Management Agency, Harrisburg, PA

L2 inside Pa. State Police, Harrisburg, PA

#129 inside PennDOT, Harrisburg, PA

#148 inside PennDOT - Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP), Harrisburg, PA

L11 inside PENNVEST, Harrisburg, PA

L7 inside U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Harrisburg, PA

Architects/Builders

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

#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

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

#28 inside SitelogIQ, Minneapolis, MN

Asphalt Products/Services

#136 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, Allentown, PA

#58 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA

#33 inside JR Metal Products, Leola, PA

#114 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Inc., Woodland, PA

#191 inside Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA), Harrisburg, PA

#94 inside Pavement Technology Inc., Westlake, OH

#160 inside Premier Sealcoating LLC, Center Valley, PA

#41 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA #26-28 outside

#127 inside Strawser Construction Inc., Columbus, OH

#143 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

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

#113 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH

Asset Management Systems

#19 inside gWorks, Omaha, NE

#16 inside PSD Citywide, London, ON

#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA

#186 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ

Associations/Societies

Chocolate Lobby 1 Adams County Association of Township Officials

L14 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

L4 inside Pa. Chiefs of Police Association, Harrisburg, PA

#137 inside Pa. Land and Liberty Coalition/CEN PA, Pennsylvania

#130 & 131 and Pa. State Association of Township Supervisors, Enola, PA #146 & 147 inside

L5 inside Pa. State Beekeepers Association, Collegeville, PA

Athletic Equipment

#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA

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

#174 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA

Auction Services/Online Auctions

#2 inside Auctions International, East Aurora, NY

#159 inside Hurley Real Estate & Auctions, Greencastle, PA

#15 inside H.K. Keller Real Estate and Auctions, Lancaster, PA

#184 inside Municibid.com, Pottstown, PA

Audiovisual Services

#188 inside Illuminated Integration, Middletown, PA

Automotive Sales & Service Equipment

#15 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#43 inside Hondru Fleet, Government and Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA

#34 outside Hunter Truck, Allentown, Butler, Clearfield, Eau Claire, Lancaster, Scranton, and Smithfield, PA

Beverages

#192 inside Milkshakes!!, Harrisburg, PA

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

#113 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH

#95 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, King of Prussia, PA

#152 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#41 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA #26-28 outside

#96 inside U.S. Bridge, Cambridge, OH

Building Materials

#31 inside Elemental Shelter Solutions, Burgettstown, PA

#125 inside Moser Roofing Solutions, Lancaster, PA

Buildings & Storage Containment

#31 inside Elemental Shelter Solutions, Burgettstown, PA

Cleaning Equipment – Pressure Washers

L6 inside Bortek Industries, Mechanicsburg, PA

Code Enforcement/Inspections/Education

#167 inside BIU of PA, Inc., Feasterville-Trevose, PA

#124 inside Commonwealth Code Inspection Service, Inc, Manheim, PA

#36 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., Allentown, PA

#111 inside Middle Department Inspection Agency, Inc., Wexford, PA

Commercial & Residential Equipment Rental, Sales, Service, & Parts

#78-80 outside Best Line Equipment, 15 locations throughout PA, MD, & NJ

Community/Economic Development

#117 inside Acquisition & Infrastructure Solutions, Cranberry Township, PA

L3 inside Pa. Department of Community & Economic Development, Harrisburg, PA

L15 inside Pa. Department of Health/WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA

Computers/Information Systems & Services/Websites

#75 & 76 inside Diversified Technology Corp., Bloomsburg, PA

#172 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, Lebanon, PA

#42 inside FileBank, Inc., Oakland, NJ

#141 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA

#40 inside Ironton Global Cloud Phone, Coplay, PA

#139 inside Link Computer Corporation, Bellwood, PA

#21 inside Loop - Websites for Municipalities, Sherwood Park, AB

#132 inside PennBid, Nazareth, PA

#74 inside Savvy Citizen, Pittsburgh, PA

#144 inside SockEm Web Solutions LLC, Hanover, PA

#20 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA

Constituent Communication

#74 inside Savvy Citizen, Pittsburgh, PA

Construction Materials & Services

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

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA

#87 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

#125 inside Moser Roofing Solutions, Lancaster, PA

#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA

#57 inside Quandel Construction Group, LLC, Harrisburg, PA

Contractors

#12 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#56 inside OWL Services/Keystone Petroleum Equipment, Mechancisburg, PA

#94 inside Pavement Technology Inc., Westlake, OH

#161 inside Rockwell Associates LLC, Media, PA

Cooperative Purchasing Contracts

#163 inside Cintas Corporation, Cincinnati, OH

#193 inside COSTARS/Pa. Department of General Services, Harrisburg, PA

#87 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

#97 inside Sourcewell, Minnesota

#145 inside World-Kinect Energy Services, Carlisle, PA

COSTARS

#25 inside Abel Recon, Lancaster, PA

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

#85 inside Bartush Signs, Inc., Orwigsburg, PA

#158 inside Berman Truck Group, Bethel, Dubois, Ebensburg, Leesport, & Muncy, PA

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#24 inside Brubacher Excavating, Inc., Bowmansville, PA

#95 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, King of Prussia, PA

#193 inside COSTARS/Pa. Department of General Services, Harrisburg, PA

#133 inside Deckman Motor & Pump Inc., Phoenixville, PA

#78 inside & John Deere, Lancaster, PA #35 & 36 outside

#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ #24 & 25 outside

#84 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY

#172 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, Lebanon, PA

#112 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, 8 locations throughout PA

#62-64 outside

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

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA

#9 inside HB Precision Services LLC, Hopewell, PA

#58 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA

#34 outside Hunter Truck, Allentown, Butler, Clearfield, Eau Claire, Lancaster, Scranton, and Smithfield, PA

#183 inside Insight Pipe Contracting - A Puris Company, Harmony, PA

#13 inside Keystone Ford, Chambersburg, PA

#110 inside Daniel B. Krieg, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#134 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

#118 inside Martin Energy Group, Ephrata, PA

#43-45 outside Medico Construction Equipment, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, PA

#125 inside Moser Roofing Solutions, Lancaster, PA

#52 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA

#10 outside Olde Barn Equipment, LLC, Pennsdale, PA

#32 & 33 outside Powell’s By Brennan, Scott Township, PA

#160 inside Premier Sealcoating LLC, Center Valley, PA

#45 inside Pro Max Fence Systems, Reading, PA

#102 inside Scantek, Inc., Willow Grove, PA

#173 inside & Structural Metal Fabricators Inc., Palmerton, PA

#29 outside

#143 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

#81-83 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

#151 inside Trombold Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

#175 & 176 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA

#31 outside

#157 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA

County Association of Township Officials

Chocolate Lobby 1 Adams County Association of Township Officials

Culvert Liners

#25 inside Abel Recon, Lancaster, PA

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

Document Management

#1 inside CiviLink, Warren, PA

#27 inside Executive Image Solutions, Inc., Lemoyne, PA #122 & 123 inside ICC Innovation (General Code/ICC-CD), Rochester, NY

#102 inside Scantek, Inc., Willow Grove, PA

Drainage Products

#48 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA

L10 inside Lane Enterprises, LLC, Camp Hill, PA

#105 inside M&W Precast LLC, Ottsville, PA

Dump/Service Bodies

#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA #46 & 47 outside

#15 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#14 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH

#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ #24 & 25 outside

#84 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY

#11 outside J&J Truck Bodies, Somerset, PA

#190 inside Jutland Truck Bodies, Gap, PA

#37 inside & E.M. Kutz, Inc., Reading & Whitehall, PA #65 & 66 outside

#16-18 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

#62 inside & Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA #48-51 outside

#10 outside Olde Barn Equipment, LLC, Pennsdale, PA

#38 inside & Perkins - T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment, Limerick, PA #52-56 outside

EXHIBITORS

#32 & 33 outside Powell’s By Brennan, Scott Township, PA

#81-83 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

Dust Control

#163 inside Cintas Corporation, Cincinnati, OH

#114 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Inc., Woodland, PA

Educational Resources/Training

L8 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, Julian, PA

#154 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA

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

#156 inside Trident Public Risk Solutions, Avon, CT

Emergency Management

#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA

#145 inside World-Kinect Energy Services, Carlisle, PA

Emergency Vehicle Outfitting (Lights/Sirens/Radios)

#18 inside Centre Communications Inc., Bellefonte and Ebensburg, PA

Employee Benefits

#35 inside PSECU - Pa. State Employee Credit Union, Harrisburg, PA

Energy Consultant

#138 inside Cypress Creek Renewables, Santa Monica, CA

\ #50 inside Williams Companies, Tunkhannock, PA

#145 inside World-Kinect Energy Services, Carlisle, PA

Energy Services & Supplies

#103 inside EQT Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

#51 inside Marcellus Shale Coalition, Pittsburgh, PA

#118 inside Martin Energy Group, Ephrata, PA

#50 inside Williams Companies, Tunkhannock, PA

Engineers/Consultants/Surveyors/Planners

#121 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, Allentown, PA

#117 inside Acquisition & Infrastructure Solutions, Cranberry Township, PA

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lititz, PA

#7 inside Bowman, Fort Washington, PA

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

#165 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA

#142 inside Colliers Engineering & Design, Lehigh Valley, PA

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

#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

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

#63 inside HRG, Harrisburg, PA

#36 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., Allentown, PA

#152 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA

#61 inside Redcon Engineering, Carnegie, PA

#68 inside Remington & Vernick Engineers, Yardley, PA

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

#161 inside Rockwell Associates LLC, Media, PA

#28 inside SitelogIQ, Minneapolis, MN

#153 inside Skelly and Loy, Inc., A Terracon Company, Harrisburg, PA

Entertainment

#179 inside Schaefer Fireworks, Lancaster, PA

Environmental Organizations

L8 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, Julian, PA

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

#161 inside Rockwell Associates LLC, Media, PA

L7 inside U.S. Department of Agriculture, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Harrisburg, PA

Epoxy Flooring

#180 inside Epoxy Depot, Cleona, PA

#182 inside MACH ONE Epoxy Floors of York, Mount Holly Springs, PA

Equipment – Groundskeeping

#77 inside Cummings and Bricker Inc., Carlisle, PA

Equipment – Heavy & Industrial

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

#78-80 outside Best Line Equipment, 15 locations throughout PA, MD, & NJ

#39 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#37-42 outside

#77 inside Cummings and Bricker Inc., Carlisle, PA

#22 inside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA

EXHIBITORS

#112 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, 8 locations throughout PA #62-64 outside

#23 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Honesdale, PA

#43-45 outside Medico Construction Equipment, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, PA

#4 inside & Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment, Pittsburgh, PA

#1-5 outside

#61 outside MowerMax, Tampa, FL

#97 inside Sourcewell, Minnesota

#67-73 & 77 outside Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

#32 inside Tracey Road Equipment, DuBois, Erie, Pittsburgh, & Wilkes-Barre, PA

#74-76 outside U.S. Municipal Supply. LLC., King of Prussia, PA

#175 & 176 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA #31 outside

#12 outside Vermeer North Atlantic, Middletown, PA

Equipment – Mowers

#78 inside & John Deere, Lancaster, PA #35 & 36 outside

#23 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Honesdale, PA

#7 & 8 outside Messick’s, Mount Joy, PA

#115 inside Montage Enterprises, Blairstown, NJ #9 outside

#61 outside MowerMax, Tampa, FL

#67-73 & 77 outside Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

Equipment – Pavement Maintenance

#88 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT #30 outside

#41 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA #26-28 outside

Equipment – Rentals

#78-80 outside Best Line Equipment, 15 locations throughout PA, MD, & NJ

L6 inside Bortek Industries, Mechanicsburg, PA

#39 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA #37-42 outside

#22 inside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA #19-22 outside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

#112 inside & Groff Tractor & Equipment, 8 locations throughout PA #62-64 outside

#62 inside & Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA #48-51 outside

#43-45 outside Medico Construction Equipment, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, PA

#7 & 8 outside Messick’s, Mount Joy, PA

#32 inside Tracey Road Equipment, DuBois, Erie, Pittsburgh, & Wilkes-Barre, PA

#74-76 outside U.S. Municipal Supply. LLC., King of Prussia, PA

#12 outside Vermeer North Atlantic, Middletown, PA

Equipment – Snow & Ice Removal

#60 inside Accubrine, LLC, Brookhaven, GA

#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#14 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH

#48 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA

#11 outside J&J Truck Bodies, Somerset, PA

#73 inside Kueper, NA, Charleston, SC

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

#65 & 66 outside #59 & 60 outside Pa. Municipal, Inc., Huntingdon, PA

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

#52-56 outside

#32 & 33 outside Powell’s By Brennan, Scott Township, PA

#81-83 outside Trius Inc., Bethlehem, PA

#175 & 176 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA

#31 outside

#164 inside Winter Equipment, Willoughby, OH

Equipment – Sweepers

#100 inside & A&H Equipment Co., Harrisburg & Zelienople, PA #46 & 47 outside

L6 inside Bortek Industries, Mechanicsburg, PA

#194 & 195 inside & H.A. DeHart & Son., Inc, Thorofare, NJ #24 & 25 outside

#19-22 outside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

#43-45 outside Medico Construction Equipment, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, PA

Equipment – Tractors

#78 inside & John Deere, Lancaster, PA

#35 & 36 outside

#23 outside Marshall Machinery, Inc., Honesdale, PA

#7 & 8 outside Messick’s, Mount Joy, PA

Equipment – Trucks

#177 & 178 inside Bergey’s Truck Center, DE, NJ, and PA

#158 inside Berman Truck Group, Bethel, Dubois, Ebensburg, Leesport, & Muncy, PA

#43 inside Hondru Fleet, Government and Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA

#34 outside Hunter Truck, Allentown, Butler, Clearfield, Eau Claire, Lancaster, Scranton, and Smithfield, PA

#11 outside J&J Truck Bodies, Somerset, PA

#190 inside Jutland Truck Bodies, Gap, PA

#13 inside Keystone Ford, Chambersburg, PA

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

#65 & 66 outside

#16-18 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

#62 inside & Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA

#48-51 outside

#43-45 outside Medico Construction Equipment, Inc., Wilkes-Barre, PA

#4 inside & Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment, Pittsburgh, PA

#1-5 outside

#59 & 60 outside Pa. Municipal, Inc., Huntingdon, PA

#13 outside Salt River Sales Inc., Plains, PA

#97 inside Sourcewell, Minnesota

#173 inside & Structural Metal Fabricators Inc., Palmerton, PA

#29 outside

#54 inside Tri-County Truck Center, Kittanning, PA

Equipment – Wood Chippers

#77 inside Cummings and Bricker Inc., Carlisle, PA

#67-73 & 77 outside Stephenson Equipment, Harrisburg, PA

Erosion Control

#121 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, Allentown, PA

L14 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

Excavation

#113 inside Barrett Industries, Hamilton, OH

#24 inside Brubacher Excavating, Inc., Bowmansville, PA

#22 inside Earthborne Trucks and Equipment, Warrington, PA

#34 inside Glenn O. Hawbaker Inc., State College, PA

Fence Equipment & Systems

#55 inside Franklin Industries, Franklin, PA

#45 inside Pro Max Fence Systems, Reading, PA

Financial Consulting

#187 inside GTS (By PSDLAF), Lancaster, PA

#35 inside PSECU - Pa. State Employee Credit Union, Harrisburg, PA

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

#82 inside Synario, Philadelphia, PA

Financial Management/Banking

#91 inside First National Bank of PA, Pittsburgh, PA

#187 inside GTS (By PSDLAF), Lancaster, PA

#104 inside INVEST PA, Pittsburgh, PA

#171 inside PLGIT, Harrisburg, PA

#35 inside PSECU - Pa. State Employee Credit Union, Harrisburg, PA

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

#83 inside Univest Financial, Souderton, PA

First Aid, AEDs, Fire Protection, Training, & Apparel

#163 inside Cintas Corporation, Cincinnati, OH

Fleet Management Systems

#56 inside OWL Services/Keystone Petroleum Equipment, Mechancisburg, PA

#135 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA

Furniture – School & Office

L17 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA

Gas Exploration

#103 inside EQT Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

#51 inside Marcellus Shale Coalition, Pittsburgh, PA

Generators

#39 inside & Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company Inc., Harrisburg, PA #37-42 outside

#118 inside Martin Energy Group, Ephrata, PA

#196 inside Palco Power Systems, Jeannette, PA

Geographic Information Systems

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lititz, PA

#189 inside GovPilot, Berkeley Heights, NJ

#63 inside HRG, Harrisburg, PA

L12 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of Geological Survey, Middletown, PA

#108 inside Pennoni, Philadelphia, PA

#16 inside PSD Citywide, London, ON

#86 inside Simply Spatial, Malvern, PA

Geologists

L12 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Bureau of Geological Survey, Middletown, PA

GPS Vehicle Tracking

#135 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA

Grants/Grant Writing

#165 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA

#36 inside Barry Isett & Associates, Inc., Allentown, PA

L18 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

L15 inside Pa. Department of Health/WalkWorks, Harrisburg, PA

L11 inside PENNVEST, Harrisburg, PA

HR & Payroll

#90 inside Primepoint HR & Payroll, Westampton, NJ

Information Services

#42 inside FileBank, Inc., Oakland, NJ

#89 inside Charles Jones LLC, Trenton, NJ

#66 inside OneCloud.com, Charlotte, NC

#74 inside Savvy Citizen, Pittsburgh, PA

#102 inside Scantek, Inc., Willow Grove, PA

#20 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA

Information Technology

#1 inside CiviLink, Warren, PA

#172 inside Eagle Secure Solutions, Lebanon, PA

#42 inside FileBank, Inc., Oakland, NJ

#141 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA

#40 inside Ironton Global Cloud Phone, Coplay, PA

#139 inside Link Computer Corporation, Bellwood, PA

#86 inside Simply Spatial, Malvern, PA

#82 inside Synario, Philadelphia, PA

#20 inside Underdog Cyber Defense, East Stroudsburg, PA

#157 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA

Insurance

#168 inside AETNA, Harrisburg, PA

#49 inside Brown & Brown Insurance, Bethlehem, PA

#197 inside EHD Insurance, Lancaster, PA

#154 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA

#181 inside Keystone, Mechanicsburg, PA

#166 inside McGowan Governmental Underwriters, Fairview Park, OH

#106 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

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

#156 inside Trident Public Risk Solutions, Avon, CT

Investment Banking – Public Finance

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

Janitorial Services

#87 inside Keystone Purchasing Network, Milton, PA

Lighting

#188 inside Illuminated Integration, Middletown, PA

#16-18 outside Levan Machine & Truck Equipment, Fleetwood, PA

#84 inside Musco Sports Lighting, Oskaloosa, IA

Lumber Production

L16 inside Pa. Department of Agriculture — Hardwoods Development Council, Harrisburg, PA

Machine Shop & Fabrication

#133 inside Deckman Motor & Pump Inc., Phoenixville, PA

Manhole Castings/Rehabilitation

#9 inside HB Precision Services LLC, Hopewell, PA

#33 inside JR Metal Products, Leola, PA

Mapping/Mapping Equipment

#86 inside Simply Spatial, Malvern, PA

EXHIBITORS

Minute Books

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

#146 & 147 inside

Municipal Management Software

#1 inside CiviLink, Warren, PA

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

#75 & 76 inside Diversified Technology Corp., Bloomsburg, PA

#185 inside Edmunds GovTech, Northfield, NJ

#189 inside GovPilot, Berkeley Heights, NJ

#19 inside gWorks, Omaha, NE

#122 & 123 inside ICC Innovation (General Code/ICC-CD), Rochester, NY

#21 inside Loop - Websites for Municipalities, Sherwood Park, AB

#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA

Natural Gas Production

#103 inside EQT Corporation, Pittsburgh, PA

Natural Gas Pipeline Company

#50 inside Williams Companies, Tunkhannock, PA

Office Supplies

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

#141 inside Higher Information Group, Harrisburg, PA

Online Bid Management

#132 inside PennBid, Nazareth, PA

Ordinance Codification

#122 & 123 inside ICC Innovation (General Code/ICC-CD), Rochester, NY

Park Equipment

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA

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

#23 inside KOMPAN - Playgrounds and Outdoor Fitness, Austin, TX

Pavement Management

#127 inside Strawser Construction Inc., Columbus, OH

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

#186 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ

Pavement Products/Maintenance/Preservation

#136 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, Allentown, PA

#12 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#58 inside HEI-WAY LLC, Sarver, PA

#33 inside JR Metal Products, Leola, PA

#110 inside Daniel B. Krieg, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

#114 inside Midland Asphalt Materials, Inc., Woodland, PA

#191 inside Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA), Harrisburg, PA

#94 inside Pavement Technology Inc., Westlake, OH

#127 inside Strawser Construction Inc., Columbus, OH

#143 inside Suit-Kote Corporation, Cortland, NY

Pavilions/Site Furnishings

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#134 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

L17 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA

#59 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

Pension Plans

L9 inside Pa. Municipal Retirement System, Harrisburg, PA

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

Permitting/Code Enforcement/Inspection Software

#167 inside BIU of PA, Inc., Feasterville-Trevose, PA

#149 inside Caselle Inc., Provo, UT

#189 inside GovPilot, Berkeley Heights, NJ

#16 inside PSD Citywide, London, ON

#6 inside TRAISR, Plymouth Meeting, PA

Pipe Supplier

#48 inside Chemung Supply Corporation, Carlisle, PA

#110 inside Daniel B. Krieg, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

L10 inside Lane Enterprises, LLC, Camp Hill, PA

Playgrounds

#10 inside Boyce Recreation, Trexlertown, PA

#23 inside KOMPAN - Playgrounds and Outdoor Fitness, Austin, TX

#134 inside Lyons Recreation, LLC, Stratford, NJ

#59 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

Police Equipment

#70 inside EAW Security - Your Security Enhanced!, Warrington, PA

Prefabricated Concrete Buildings

#105 inside M&W Precast LLC, Ottsville, PA

Prestressed/Precast Concrete

#29 inside PennStress, Hollidaysburg, PA

Printing/Publishing

#71 & 72 inside Berkheimer Tax Innovations, Bangor, PA

L17 inside Pa. Correctional Industries, Camp Hill, PA

Public Safety

#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA

#70 inside EAW Security - Your Security Enhanced!, Warrington, PA

L4 inside Pa. Chiefs of Police Association, Harrisburg, PA

L1 inside Pa. Emergency Management Agency, Harrisburg, PA

L2 inside Pa. State Police, Harrisburg, PA

#53 inside Radarsign LLC, Kennesaw, GA

Real Estate

#159 inside Hurley Real Estate & Auctions, Greencastle, PA

#15 inside H.K. Keller Real Estate and Auctions, Lancaster, PA

Real Estate & Right-of-Way Acquisition Services

#117 inside Acquisition & Infrastructure Solutions, Cranberry Township, PA

Real Estate Sales

#15 inside H.K. Keller Real Estate and Auctions, Lancaster, PA

Recreation Equipment, Supplies & Services

#14 inside George Ely Associates, Inc., Carlisle, PA

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

#23 inside KOMPAN - Playgrounds and Outdoor Fitness, Austin, TX

L18 inside Pa. Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, Harrisburg, PA

#59 inside Recreation Resource USA, Kennett Square, PA

#179 inside Schaefer Fireworks, Lancaster, PA

#174 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA

Recycling Equipment/Information/Services

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

#12 outside Vermeer North Atlantic, Middletown, PA

#26 inside Waste Management of PA, Inc., Newtown, PA

Retaining Walls

#105 inside M&W Precast LLC, Ottsville, PA

Risk Management/Safety

#24 inside Brubacher Excavating, Inc., Bowmansville, PA

#70 inside EAW Security - Your Security Enhanced!, Warrington, PA

#197 inside EHD Insurance, Lancaster, PA

#154 inside Glatfelter Public Entities, York, PA

#181 inside Keystone, Mechanicsburg, PA

#106 inside Municipal Risk Management, Sewickley, PA

#64 inside New Pig Corporation, Tipton, PA

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

#156 inside Trident Public Risk Solutions, Avon, CT

Road Base Reclamation/Stabilization

#12 inside Asphalt Paving Systems, Lehighton, PA

#88 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT

#30 outside

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

Road Construction & Maintenance Equipment, Products, Services & Supplies

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

#136 inside Asphalt Maintenance Solutions, LLC, Allentown, PA

#14 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH

#84 outside Dejana Truck and Utility Equipment, Kings Park, NY

#73 inside Kueper, NA, Charleston, SC

#61 outside MowerMax, Tampa, FL

#191 inside Pa. Association of Asphalt Material Applicators (PAAMA), Harrisburg, PA

#41 inside & SealMaster, Allentown, Hillsville, & Pittsburgh, PA

#26-28 outside

EXHIBITORS

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

#175 & 176 inside & Valk Manufacturing Company, New Kingstown, PA

#31 outside

Rust & Corrosion Control

#17 inside Corrosion Innovations, Houston, TX

#11 inside Krown Rust Protection, Pennsylvania

#98 inside Pro Fleet Care, Wrightsville, PA

Safety – Personal Equipment

#80 inside Miller Municipal Supply, West Lawn, PA

Salt Brine Makers and Applicators

#14 outside Buyers Products Company, Mentor, OH

#73 inside Kueper, NA, Charleston, SC

Salt Storage Buildings

#31 inside Elemental Shelter Solutions, Burgettstown, PA

Sealcoating, Line Striping, & Asphalt Maintenance

#160 inside Premier Sealcoating LLC, Center Valley, PA

Security Systems

#30 inside TWG Security, Emmaus, Pa.

Sewage Collection Systems

#150 inside Site Specific Design, Abington, PA

Sewer & Culvert Rehabilitation

#25 inside Abel Recon, Lancaster, PA

#95 inside Contech Engineered Solutions, King of Prussia, PA

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

#9 inside HB Precision Services LLC, Hopewell, PA

#52 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA

Sewer Cleaning/Inspection Equipment

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

#46 & 47 outside

#19-22 outside Golden Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

#47 inside & Rausch USA, Chambersburg, PA

#6 outside

#74-76 outside U.S. Municipal Supply. LLC., King of Prussia, PA

Sign & Road Inventory

#57 & 58 outside Bradco Supply Company, Towanda, PA

#80 inside Miller Municipal Supply, West Lawn, PA

#53 inside Radarsign LLC, Kennesaw, GA

#186 inside vialytics, Edison, NJ

Sign Manufacturing & Installation

#85 inside Bartush Signs, Inc., Orwigsburg, PA

Sign Posts

#55 inside Franklin Industries, Franklin, PA

Skill Games

#109 inside Pennsylvania Skill, Harrisburg, PA

Social Media Management

#162 inside Social News Desk, Detroit, MI

Soil Remediation/Stabilization

#88 inside & Asphalt Zipper, Inc., Pleasant Grove, UT #30 outside

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

Solar Products/Services

#138 inside Cypress Creek Renewables, Santa Monica, CA

Solid Waste Management

#4 inside & Mid-Atlantic Truck & Equipment, Pittsburgh, PA #1-5 outside

Sports Construction

#174 inside Sport Court of PA, Mohnton, PA

Stormwater Services & Supplies

L10 inside Lane Enterprises, LLC, Camp Hill, PA

#52 inside National Gunite, Johnstown, PA

#64 inside New Pig Corporation, Tipton, PA

Surface Preparation Products/Test Kits

#17 inside Corrosion Innovations, Houston, TX

Surveying Equipment/Surveyors

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

Tank Containment

#64 inside New Pig Corporation, Tipton, PA

#56 inside OWL Services/Keystone Petroleum Equipment, Mechancisburg, PA

Tax and Fee Collection & Administration Services

#71 & 72 inside Berkheimer Tax Innovations, Bangor, PA

#126 inside JP Harris Associates LLC, Mechanicsburg, PA

#5 inside Keystone Collections Group, Irwin, PA

Telecommunications

#128 inside AT&T, Harrisburg, PA

#18 inside Centre Communications Inc., Bellefonte and Ebensburg, PA

#40 inside Ironton Global Cloud Phone, Coplay, PA

#139 inside Link Computer Corporation, Bellwood, PA

#66 inside OneCloud.com, Charlotte, NC

#135 inside Verizon, Pittsburgh, PA

#157 inside Xycom Technology Group, Pittsburgh, PA

Traffic Consultants

#121 inside Acela Architects + Engineers, Allentown, PA

#7 inside Bowman, Fort Washington, PA

#63 inside HRG, Harrisburg, PA

Traffic Control Services/Products

(Signs, Signals, & Software)

#80 inside Miller Municipal Supply, West Lawn, PA

#59 & 60 outside Pa. Municipal, Inc., Huntingdon, PA

Trailer Hitch Systems/Trailers

#62 inside & Maxwell Truck and Equipment LLC, State College, PA #48-51 outside

#10 outside Olde Barn Equipment, LLC, Pennsdale, PA

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

#52-56 outside

Training – Safety & Maintenance

L8 inside Center for Dirt and Gravel Road Studies, Julian, PA

#53 inside Radarsign LLC, Kennesaw, GA

Truck Bodies

#190 inside Jutland Truck Bodies, Gap, PA

Utility Billing Software

#149 inside Caselle Inc., Provo, UT

#75 & 76 inside Diversified Technology Corp., Bloomsburg, PA

#185 inside Edmunds GovTech, Northfield, NJ

#19 inside gWorks, Omaha, NE

Utility Company

#3 inside Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc., Bryn Mawr, PA

#183 inside Insight Pipe Contracting - A Puris Company, Harmony, PA

#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA

#101 inside PPL Electric Utilities, Allentown, PA

Vehicles & Vehicle Service

#15 outside Ascendance Truck Centers, Harrisburg, PA

#177 & 178 inside Bergey’s Truck Center, DE, NJ, and PA

#158 inside Berman Truck Group, Bethel, Dubois, Ebensburg, Leesport, & Muncy, PA

#43 inside Hondru Fleet, Government and Commercial Sales, Manheim, PA

#13 inside Keystone Ford, Chambersburg, PA

#54 inside Tri-County Truck Center, Kittanning, PA

Waste Removal Services

#26 inside Waste Management of PA, Inc., Newtown, PA

Water Conservation

#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA

L14 inside Pa. Association of Conservation Districts, Inc., Harrisburg, PA

Water/Wastewater Equipment and Services

#93 inside A-Lok Products Inc., Tullytown, PA

#133 inside Deckman Motor & Pump Inc., Phoenixville, PA

#153 inside Skelly and Loy, Inc., A Terracon Company, Harrisburg, PA

#32 inside Tracey Road Equipment, DuBois, Erie, Pittsburgh, & Wilkes-Barre, PA

#151 inside Trombold Equipment Co., Inc., Mars, PA

#26 inside Waste Management of PA, Inc., Newtown, PA

Water/Wastewater/Sewer Technical Services

#46 inside ARRO Consulting, Lititz, PA

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

#165 inside Carroll Engineering Corporation, Warrington, PA

#119 inside The EADS Group, Altoona, PA

#183 inside Insight Pipe Contracting - A Puris Company, Harmony, PA

#152 inside Larson Design Group, Williamsport, PA

#107 inside Pa. American Water, Mechanicsburg, PA

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

#153 inside Skelly and Loy, Inc., A Terracon Company, Harrisburg, PA

Window Film

#69 inside Window Film Depot, Marietta, GA

Zoning Review

#124 inside Commonwealth Code Inspection Service, Inc, Manheim, PA

VENDOR ADVERTISING

Visit the indoor and outdoor exhibits:

Sunday Noon - 5 p.m.

Monday 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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

Mark your calendars for the 2027 PSATS Annual Conference, April 18-21 in Hershey!

PSATS

Public Works Expo ’26

November 10 & 11

Kalahari Resorts & Convention Center, Monroe Co.

The PSATS Public Works Expo ‘26 provides a premier, comprehensive, hands-on learning experience for public works professionals at all levels, featuring traditional and interactive sessions, seminars, workshops, and networking opportunities. Watch the Morning News and Township News for more details in the coming months.

Booth #111

Visit the indoor and outdoor exhibits:

Sunday Noon - 5 p.m.

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

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

SHUTTLE TRACKING STATION

Waiting on a shuttle and want to know where it is? PSATS Conference sponsor Allied Communications will be tracking all shuttles via GPS from the Chocolate Lobby vestibule at the Shuttle Tracking Station. You will also be able to get to the shuttle tracking webpage online or by a link on our mobile app.

FREE SHUTTLE SERVICE BETWEEN HERSHEY LODGE AND CONFERENCE HOUSING LOCATIONS

A dedicated shuttle bus will run a loop from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday between the Hershey Lodge and each hotel listed on the map.

FREE SATELLITE PARKING SHUTTLE AT HERSHEYPARK COMPLEX

PSATS will operate a free shuttle service to and from a satellite parking lot (No. 18 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 noon to 9:30 p.m. on Sunday and 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday. (Note: The Giant Center is located at 550 W. Hersheypark Drive, Hershey, PA 17033.)

HOSPITALITY SUITES

Hershey Lodge

Exhibitor Hospitality Room 1110 The EADS Group

County Hospitality Rooms*

1111 Beaver County 3341 Berks County 1466 Bucks County 2222 Erie County 2311 Fayette County 1611 Lehigh County 2220 Westmoreland County

*Subject to change

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

HERSHEY®’s Milk Chocolate Bar 1111 Beaver Co. 1466 Bucks Co. 1110 EADS Group 2222 Erie Co. 2220 Westmoreland Co.

5 th Avenue® 3341 Berks Co.

Cocoa® 1611 Lehigh Co.

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PENNSYLVANIA STATE ASSOCIATION OF TOWNSHIP SUPERVISORS

David M. Sanko, Executive Director

4855 Woodland Drive

Enola, PA 17025-1291

Telephone: 717-763-0930

Fax: 717-763-9732

www.psats.org

@PSATS @PSATS

Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors