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2025 CCAP Annual Report Now Available
News Date:

Friday, March 6, 2026

The CCAP Annual Report gives a full overview of the Association's efforts in policy advancement, member engagement and much more
Counties Respond to Governor Shapiro's Budget Proposal
News Date:

Tuesday, February 3, 2026

Counties took notice of the Governor acknowledging the role of county mental health services

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.

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.

What's Happening Now

Wyndam Boalsburg

2026 County Administration Conference

May 13 - 14, 2026

Wyndham Garden Boalsburg | Centre County, PA

The CCAP County Administration Conference (CAC) is designed specifically for county personnel in administration, human resources, finance and technology.

 

In the Spotlight

Members

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Wayne County
Wayne County is in the northeastern corner of Pennsylvania and was formed from Northampton County in 1798 and named for Revolutionary War hero Anthony Wayne. Its proximity to New York City and other urban centers has shaped the county’s development since its earliest days. 

The discovery of anthracite coal in the early 1800s spurred construction of the Delaware and Hudson Canal needed to transport fuel to New York City and contributed to the growth of the Borough of Honesdale, the county seat.

Farming, lumbering, tanneries, summer camps and boarding homes all impacted the early growth of the economy. Today agriculture, forestry and tourism all continue to be important economic drivers alongside small industry and construction. 

Wayne County covers about 763 square miles and includes 28 municipalities. Major highways as Interstate 84 and 81 and Routes 6 and 191 serve the county and support the overall transportation needs of the county.

Sponsors

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Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance

Tremco Roofing and Building Maintenance and our affiliated construction services company Weatherproofing Technologies, Inc. (WTI) provide industry-leading roofing and building envelope solutions to improve long-term performance and ROI.
 

Our team includes expert WTI Technicians who provide world-class diagnostics, repair, and maintenance services, and Field Advisors who are among the most highly trained roofing experts nationwide. Through advanced diagnostics, asset management programs, innovative roof restoration systems, and cooperative purchasing options, we can help you avoid emergency repairs, establish predictable budgets, and improve building performance to reduce facility lifecycle costs. Tremco Roofing and WTI are part of Tremco Construction Products Group.