MCATO

Montgomery County Association of Township Officials

PSATS

The Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors has been serving townships of the second class since 1921, when Gov. William Sproul signed Act 189 to create PSATS. Headquartered in Enola, Cumberland County, the Association has more than 30 full-time employees and operates under the direction of a 13-member executive board, elected each spring by the membership. learn more about the organization

Shine a Light on Legal Ad Costs: PSATS Backs Transparency Initiative

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As Sunshine Week comes to a close, the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS) applauds Senators Ryan Aumont (Lancaster) and Kristin Phillips-Hill (York) for proposing legislation to require newspapers to disclose the cost incurred by local governments due to mandatory legal advertising. "The way we get news has changed, but legal advertising laws … [Read more...] about Shine a Light on Legal Ad Costs: PSATS Backs Transparency Initiative

March PSATS Update: Week 2

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This is a compilation of news updates relevant to townships in Pennsylvania, posted between March 11 and 15, 2024. Here's a summary by category: Population: Governor's News: Grant Opportunities: Townships can apply for All-Terrain Vehicle and Snowmobile Grants until March 29th. (DCNR grant application portal)Townships can participate in the COSTARS Sodium … [Read more...] about March PSATS Update: Week 2

March PSATS Update: Week 1

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Funding Opportunities: Community Facilities Loans & Grants: The U.S. Department of Agriculture is offering funding for essential community facilities in rural townships (populations under 20,000). This includes public facilities, community support services, and public safety services. Learn more Educational Opportunities: Learn Township Emergency Management 101 … [Read more...] about March PSATS Update: Week 1