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Latest News

CCAP and PSBA Urge Swift Action on State Budget Impasse
News Date:

Monday, September 29, 2025

Local leaders from across the commonwealth gathered to share firsthand accounts of how the impasse is straining public schools and county governments.
CCAP Announces 2026 Officers and Awards Recipients at Annual Conference
News Date:

Wednesday, August 20, 2025

Elected officers will begin their terms on January 1, 2026. 

CCAP at a Glance

CCAP is the Voice of Pennsylvania counties

If you are new to CCAPs Membership or to Pennsylvania local government or just want more information about what we do, you have come to the right place! Our membership represents each of the 67 Pennsylvania County's' elected officials, but CCAP's outreach extends to legislators, the public, private business and others. We have many programs and services that offer specific solutions that are geared to Pennsylvania county government. CCAP is a vital partner in helping Pennsylvania counties deliver critical programs and services to residents.

Upcoming Events

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Sunday, March 15, 2026 – Tuesday, March 17, 2026
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026 – Thursday, May 14, 2026
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Sunday, August 2, 2026 – Wednesday, August 5, 2026

Our Vision

CCAP continually strives to be Pennsylvania’s leading voice in local governance, across our Commonwealth and the nation, for all 67 counties.

Our Mission

CCAP advocates as the unifying voice of all Pennsylvania counties and provides leadership and support for excellence in county government.

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In the Spotlight

Members

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Things to do in Indiana County, PA!
Indiana County, home of CCAP’s 2025 President, Sherene Hess, is rich in history, scenic beauty, and vibrant communities. The county is home to Indiana University of Pennsylvania and the James Stewart museum and offers charming downtown areas, cultural experiences, and year-round events.

Visitors can explore picturesque parks, winding trails, historic landmarks, and local shops filled with unique finds. Residents enjoy strong public services, close-knit neighborhoods, and opportunities for growth in agriculture, tourism, healthcare, and industry.

Whether you seek outdoor adventure, family-friendly living, or economic opportunity, Indiana County delivers a high quality of life with authentic Pennsylvania character for generations to come ahead proudly.

Sponsors

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Chrislynn Energy
For over 25 years, Chrislynn Energy has helped counties and municipalities manage utility spending with clarity, accountability, and measurable results. As a COSTARS-approved vendor, they provide compliant, procurement-ready solutions that simplify the energy purchasing process for local governments.

Chrislynn analyzes each organization’s utility usage to identify savings opportunities while aligning with budget goals and operational needs. Their team listens closely to each county’s priorities and delivers strategies tailored to public-sector objectives.

Using an independent, data-driven approach, Chrislynn reviews competitive energy supply options and clearly explains rates, terms, and market conditions so decision-makers can move forward with confidence.

Counties benefit from competitive bids, transparent reporting, and a trusted partner dedicated to responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars.