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CCAP Committee Highlights the Need for Sustainable Funding for Pennsylvania’s 911 System
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The hearing focused on CCAP’s 2026 legislative priority of increasing Pennsylvania’s monthly surcharge.
911 Hearing Information
CCAP Emergency Management and Veterans Affairs Committee - 911 Policy Hearing
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CCAP’s Emergency Management and Veterans Affairs Committee will hold a policy hearing on the need for sustainable funding for Pennsylvania’s 911 system.
Hershey Hotel
2026 CCAP Fall Conference
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Join Us November 22-24 in the "Sweetest Place on Earth"
Front of CCAP Office Harrisburg PA
2026 CCAP Solicitors' Conference
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Join us on October 16th, 2026 at the CCAP office in Dauphin County for the Solicitors’ Conference!
Valley Forge Casino Resort
After More Than 20 Years, CCAP Returns to Valley Forge Casino Resort for 2031 Annual Conference
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CCAP selected Valley Forge Casino Resort to host its 2031 Annual Conference, bringing Pennsylvania’s county leaders back to Montgomery County for education, networking and collaboration.
Members of CCAP Executive Committee pictured with U.S. Representative G.T. Thompson, U.S. Senator Dave McCormick
CCAP Wraps Successful 140th Annual Conference and Trade Show
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CCAP's 140th Annual Conference and Trade Show brought together more than 500 county leaders for four days of education, networking, and the election of the association's 2027 leadership.
Kalahari Resorts and Conventions in Monroe County
CCAP's 140th Annual Conference & Trade Show Begins Sunday at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions!
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CCAP's 140th Annual Conference kicks off August 2 at Kalahari Resorts & Conventions.
Harrisburg Pennsylvania Capital
CCAP Statement on the Enacted 2026-27 Pennsylvania State Budget
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CCAP says the enacted FY 2026–27 budget falls short on county mental health and 911 funding, increasing pressure on essential county services.
Pennsylvania State Capital in Harrisburg PA
Counties Urge Timely Passage of the Pennsylvania State Budget
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CCAP urges timely passage of the FY 2026–27 state budget, emphasizing that delays create financial uncertainty and jeopardize essential county services.
Press Conference June 22 2026
County Leaders Call for Modernization of Pennsylvania's Property Reassessment System
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CCAP advocates for predictable reassessment schedule.
2026 CEL Graduates
County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania Announces Graduates from its Center for Excellence in County Leadership
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CCAP Announces the 2026 Graduates of the Center for Excellence in County Leadership
Mental Health Event
County Officials Brief Legislators on Mental Health Funding and Walk-in Crisis Centers
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Targeted state investment would allow counties to strengthen and expand crisis services
911 center
County Leaders Call for 911 Surcharge Increase
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Technology is evolving. Expectations are increasing. And the funding structure has not kept pace
Northumberland Courthouse
April is National County Government Month
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National County Government Month, held each April, is a celebration of county government.
Awards Ceremony
Arkoosh, Martin and Schwank Receive CCAP Friend of County Government Award
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The individuals were recognized for their leadership and commitment to Pennsylvania’s counties
Report
2025 CCAP Annual Report Now Available
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The CCAP Annual Report gives a full overview of the Association's efforts in policy advancement, member engagement and much more
Capitol Ceiling
Counties Respond to Governor Shapiro's Budget Proposal
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Counties took notice of the Governor acknowledging the role of county mental health services
Dr. Kyle Kopko
CCAP Executive Director Honored for Government Relations Work
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The recognition highlights leaders from across Pennsylvania who effectively communicate legislative priorities to elected officials at every level of government.
CCAP Members
911 Funding, Mental Health, Reassessment Headline Pa Counties’ 2026 Legislative Priorities
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The 2026 priorities were selected by the full CCAP membership, which spans all 67 counties in Pennsylvania.
Human Services
Virtual Reality to Improve Outcomes for PA Families
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VR training helps bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world practice.
Capitol
County Leaders to Announce Legislative Priorities at State Capitol
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The 67 counties of Pennsylvania have come together and have selected 3 priorities that represent their proactive legislative agenda in 2026.
Harrisburg
Counties Respond to the Passing of State Budget
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Although the impasse is over, counties will now have to address lost investments, paying back interest on loans, and other financial and workforce burdens.
Kyle Kopko
CCAP and PSBA Urge Swift Action on State Budget Impasse
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Local leaders from across the commonwealth gathered to share firsthand accounts of how the impasse is straining public schools and county governments.
Officers
CCAP Announces 2026 Officers and Awards Recipients at Annual Conference
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Elected officers will begin their terms on January 1, 2026. 
Handshake
CCAP Names Kyle Kopko New Executive Director
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Kopko will lead the state’s premier organization representing county government, which acts as the united voice for all 67 Pennsylvania counties.
Grad Class CEL
CCAP Announces Graduates from its Center for Excellence in County Leadership
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The CEL program fosters individual growth through interactive and high-level executive training.
Capitol
Counties Emphasize Urgent Need for Swift Passage of Full State Budget
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Each day of delay increases fiscal strain, jeopardizes the continuity of critical service.
2025 CCAP County Administration Conference
2025 CCAP County Administration Conference
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Register today for the CCAP County Administration Conference
Capitol
Counties on Proposed Budget: Mental Health Services Funding Falls Massively Short
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The proposed $20 million increase will not be sufficient enough to help counties navigate through a worsening crisis.