After More Than 20 Years, CCAP Returns to Valley Forge Casino Resort for 2031 Annual Conference

The County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania (CCAP) announced that the Valley Forge Casino Resort in Montgomery County has been selected as the host site for CCAP’s 2031 Annual Conference. The 2031 site selection was considered and voted on by CCAP members during the Association’s Annual Business Meeting at the 2026 Annual Conference in Monroe County. 

“We are excited to bring CCAP’s Annual Conference back to Montgomery County and to give our attendees the opportunity to experience everything the Valley Forge region has to offer,” said Dr. Kyle Kopko, Executive Director of CCAP. “We look forward to working with the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board and our local partners to make the 2031 conference an exceptional experience,” Kopko continued. 

The 2031 conference will mark CCAP’s return to Valley Forge Casino Resort, bringing Pennsylvania’s county leaders back to the property for the first time since their last visit in 2008, more than two decades ago. The Valley Forge Casino Resort Event Center offers 100,000 square feet of flexible meeting space, 483 guestrooms, six onsite dining options, live entertainment, a casino and four nightlife experiences. The venue is minutes away from King of Prussia Mall, one of the largest shopping malls in America, and overlooks the green hills of Valley Forge National Historical Park. 

“We’re honored to welcome Pennsylvania’s county leaders to the Valley Forge Casino Resort for the 2031 CCAP Annual Conference,” said County Commissioner Jamila Winder. “The work of county government touches people’s lives in so many ways, and the best ideas come from collaboration and learning alongside one another. We’re excited to showcase the people, businesses, and neighborhoods that make Montgomery County a special place to live and visit, and to exchange fresh perspectives that help counties serve residents across the Commonwealth.” 

“We’re so excited to welcome CCAP to Montgomery County in 2031. We’ve really enjoyed working with their team over the years and building a strong relationship along the way. It means a lot to have them choose Montgomery County, and we’re looking forward to showing their members everything our destination has to offer,” said Stephanie Kilroy, Sales Manager at Valley Forge Casino Resort. 

The return to Valley Forge also reflects the long-standing relationship between CCAP and the region. For conference attendees, the 2031 event will offer not only a full slate of CCAP programming and professional development, but also an opportunity to experience Valley Forge Casino Resort and the broader Valley Forge area. 

“Valley Forge Casino Resort is proud to welcome the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania back to the property in 2031, marking their return after more than 20 years. Commissioners and attendees will experience a newly refreshed Valley Forge Casino Resort, featuring enhanced accommodations, exciting new dining and entertainment experiences, and the unique energy of the region’s only full-service resort with gaming amenities,” said Sybil Davis, Director of Sales at Valley Forge Casino Resort. 

The 2031 Annual Conference will bring together county leaders, exhibitors and partners from across Pennsylvania for education, networking and discussion of issues affecting county government and the communities they serve. Additional details about the 2031 Annual Conference, including dates, registration, programming and accommodations, will be announced as planning progresses.