The state Department of Transportation is hosting Virtual Innovation Days to provide a unique opportunity for collaboration among PennDOT employees, local government officials and employees, and other transportation  stakeholders across Pennsylvania. Learn about transportation innovation at both the state and local levels.  Attendees can…

As announced earlier this week, the state Department of Transportation has estimated that the total amount of liquid fuels funds for the 2022 distribution will be about 2% less than last year’s estimate. Often the actual distribution is higher than…

PSATS remains committed to the safety of our members and staff.  PSATS will continue to follow appropriate state and federal safety guidelines as well as those of the Hershey Lodge. If any additional information and/or changes occur, all attendees will be…

Don’t miss PSATS’ Centennial Celebration Dinner, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Leadership Institute, on Thursday evening, October 14, scheduled for the Hershey Lodge. The fun-filled historic event, sponsored by the Pennsylvania Leadership Institute, will kick off with a reception at 6…

PSATS is calling on Gov. Tom Wolf and the Pa. Liquor Control Board (PLCB) to restore funding to municipalities that host establishments that hold liquor licenses in the commonwealth.  In a recent news release, the PLCB reported record sales for…

The Independent Fiscal Office published a research brief on the status of public pension funds in the commonwealth. The report looks at both the state pension system as well as local pension systems. The brief notes that since 2009, distresses…

PSATS members will once again be gathering in person on Friday, October 15, to network with one another and take care of important Association business at PSATS’ Annual Business Meeting at the Hershey Lodge. If you haven’t yet registered yourself…

The state Department of Transportation is accepting construction and maintenance services feedback through an online survey through October 26. The 20-question survey asks how participants receive PennDOT roadway information, how PennDOT meets expectations in construction and maintenance activities, and about…

Beginning October 1, the U.S. Postal Service will implement new service standards for first-class mail and periodicals. While standards for first-class and periodicals mailed within a local area will not change, those items traveling longer distances will see transit time…