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Calendar • Bucks County, PA • CivicEngage Skip to Main Content Home Calendar Calendar View All Calendars is the default. Choose Select a Calendar to view a specific calendar. Subscribe to calendar notifications by clicking on the Notify Me® button, and you will automatically be alerted about the latest events in our community. Search Calendars by: Start Date End Date Enter Search Terms
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS) Apply for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Apply for SNAP benefits to get help buying groceries. If you live in Pennsylvania and have a low income, you may qualify. Apply online, by mail, or in person today. Apply for SNAP (opens in a new tab) Find out if you're eligible (opens in a new tab) Important Notice About Medicaid and SNAP Benefits In July 2025, Republicans in Congress passed a bill that will change programs run by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services (DHS). President Trump signed that bill into law. The law makes changes to Medicaid (Medical Assistance) and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). SNAP changes began at the end of 2025. Learn more about SNAP work requirements, how they affect SNAP benefits, and how to report that you are meeting these requirements. Medicaid changes begin in January 2027. Learn more about Medicaid changes, how they affect you. DHS will help you prepare for changes to your benefits as they come. Be on the lookout for more information from DHS about your benefits. Your benefits will not change without notice from DHS. You will have the opportunity to update your case information before any changes are made. You can help be ready for any changes by keeping your address and other contact information up-to-date with DHS and the US Postal Service. Apply for SNAP Apply online, in person, or by mail. All Pennsylvanians who need help are encouraged to apply. You do not need to know whether you are eligible to apply for SNAP. DHS will review your application and let you know. Do I qualify? To qualify for SNAP, you must meet certain rules. These are set by the federal government. Your eligibility depends on: Income: Your household income must be within federal limits. Household details: Health, disability status, and household size can affect eligibility. Work and volunteering: Some adults must work or volunteer to stay eligible. Training and education: Going to school or being in a job training program may meet this requirement. Who can apply? The head of the household The spouse of the head of household Any other responsible household member A designated authorized representative (can be a friend, relative, neighbor, or community organization). Apply Online Apply for SNAP online via COMPASS, Pennsylvania’s benefits management website Go to COMPASS (opens in a new tab) Apply In Person You can apply for SNAP and other benefits at your local county assistance office Find Your County Office Print an Application You can download a paper application, complete and deliver it in person, or mail it to your local county assistance office. English Application Imprima una solicitud en Espanol Puede descargar una solicitud en papel, completarla y entregarla en persona o enviarla por correo a la oficina de asistencia de su condado local. Solicitud en Espanol Track your application status After you apply for benefits, you can check your application at any time. Go to trackmybenefits.pa.gov to see updates on your LIHEAP, Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF application. Check your status (opens in a new tab) Eligibility Your SNAP eligibility is determined by a few factors, including income and family size. The chart below provides an overview of SNAP eligibility. You may be eligible for additional SNAP funds based on your circumstances. A household is a group of people who usually purchase and prepare meals together. People in the household do not have to be related. Maximum Benefit Amounts (effective October 1, 2025) How much might SNAP help my family?The table shows the highest monthly benefit a family can receive based on family size. These benefits are not cash and can only be used on food purchases. Family Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Each Additional Maximum $298 $546 $785 $994 $1,183 $1,421 $1,571 $1,789 Add $218 SNAP Income Guidelines (effective October 1, 2025) What is the income limit for my family size? Your household’s SNAP income limit depends on multiple factors. The table shows the maximum monthly income, but the best way to know what you qualify for is to apply. Household Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Each Addt’l Maximum Gross Monthly Income $2,610 $3,526 $4,442 $5,360 $6,276 $7,192 $8,110 $9,026 $9,944 $10,862 $918 Income Verification Walkthrough video (opens in a new tab) SNAP Work Requirements A new federal law requires some SNAP recipients to work, volunteer, or be in school or a job training program to stay eligible. To keep getting benefits, you may need to report this to DHS. Learn what this means for you and how to report your work requirements Questions? Contact Us. Contact DHS: Online Complete the DHS feedback form and someone from the program area will contact you. Fill out form Phone If you have questions about SNAP or other benefits, call the Department of Human Services at 1-800-692-7462. Call DHS (opens in a new tab) Individuals with hearing impairment Call Pennsylvania Relay at 1-800-451-5886. Call Pennsylvania Relay (opens in a new tab) Additional SNAP Resources Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) Nutrition Education SNAP for College Students SNAP Employment & Training SNAP for Older Adults SNAP Work Requirements for Adults Without Dependents SNAP Mass Grant SNAP Quality Control SNAP Semi-Annual Reporting Requirements Related Services Medicaid Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) WIC
Virtual PA CareerLink Word I Workshop
Virtual PA CareerLink Word I Workshop This workshop will cover the basics of Microsoft Word. Participants will learn how to create, edit, and format documents. This is a virtual event, so please have a reliable internet connection. Registration is required.
Berks County South Campus Closed Monday, October 5
Berks County South Campus Closed Monday, October 5: The Berks County South Campus will be closed to staff and the public on Monday, October 5, to complete a scheduled electrical utility project. The South Campus Building will be without power from 8 am to 5 pm while Met-Ed conducts this work. For safety reasons, no one will be permitted to enter or access the South Campus building for any reason between 8 am to 5 pm on October 5. The County appreciates the public’s understanding and apologizes for any inconvenience this temporary closure may cause.
Drug & Alcohol Services
Stay Up To Date With The Department Of Drug & Alcohol Services Training: THC: Prescribed and Self-Medication Trends and Implications Read on... Workforce Development Opioid Program Additional Info... Find a Meeting Read on... Chester County to Host “Night of Light” on International Overdose Awareness Day Read on...
Bucks County Commissioners Hold Public Meetings
The Board of County Commissioners serves as the chief executive body of Bucks County. They are responsible for the administration and management of county government, including approving ordinances, resolutions, and the annual budget. Public meetings are held regularly to discuss and act on county matters.
Potter County Planning Commission Meets Monthly - Second Thursdays at 7 PM
Meetings The Planning Commission typically meets on the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM in the Commissioners' Conference Room at the Potter County Courthouse. Agendas and minutes from previous meetings are available for public inspection.
Security Policy
Security Policy | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Security Policy As part of our continuing commitment to the security of electronic content as well as the electronic transmission of information, the Commonwealth has taken steps to safeguard the submission of information by implementing detailed technology and security policies. These policies can be viewed at the Office of Administration, Office for Information Technology website. Security measures have been integrated into the design, implementation, and day-to-day operations of the entire operating environment as part of our continued commitment to the security of electronic content as well as the electronic transmission of information. Tools, policies, and protocols are used to safeguard the submission of information through Commonwealth websites. For services requiring online financial or sensitive transactions, PA.gov and other Commonwealth managed websites uses the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption protocol to safeguard sensitive personally identifiable information (PII), during online transactions. Information is encrypted from your computer to the servers processing the request. To further secure privacy, do not divulge any passwords or sensitive information (e.g. credit card number) to anyone in a phone call or e-mail. When finished with applications that are password protected or required the input of your credit card information or other (PII), it is recommended to close or otherwise quit the web browser. In certain instances, a password may be generated to access or submit PII. Do not divulge this password to anyone. The Commonwealth will never ask for the password in an unsolicited phone call or e-mail. When completed with browsing any commonwealth websites, it is strongly recommended that the user logout (where applicable) and quit the web browser to remove temporary data that may have been stored in the web browser. When contacting the Commonwealth through any method of communication (phone call, email, web form, etc.), determine whether the method of communication is adequately secure to provide any PII or other confidential information. Any PII or confidential information sent by the user is sent at the user’s own risk. Updated: May 2024
Agency Directory
Agencies | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Agency Directory From access to vital healthcare programs, educational support, and employment opportunities, to ensuring the safety and security of our neighborhoods, Pennsylvania's government services are committed to fostering a thriving environment for all. Results 1-50 of 73 Notification Date - Date Action Taken - Action Taken - Until Recurring Event Document ID: Effective Date: Issue Date: Docket Number: Provider Name: Date Filed: Date of Final Adjudication Action (FAA): Start: Start: Start: End: End: End: phone phone real time text fax Deadline: Minimum Award: Maximum Award: Eligible applicants: Authorization ID: Permit number: Permit type: County: Submitted on: Show MoreShow Less Additional Information Certificate Action Details Other Names - Date of Birth - Last School of Employment - Certificate Type - Certification Area - Grounds for Discipline - phone real time text fax Add to Calendar Date Submitted: No results found for “” We couldn't find anything matching your search. Here are a few tips to improve your results: Check Your Spelling: Make sure all words are spelled correctly. Use Different Keywords:Try using alternative names or terms for what you're searching for. Clear Filters:Remove any filters that might be limiting your search results. Original text Rate this translation Your feedback will be used to help improve Google Translate Loading ...
Peer Support Services
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WOW at Grief
Calendar • WOW at Grief Skip to Main Content Home Calendar Calendar View All Calendars is the default. Choose Select a Calendar to view a specific calendar. Subscribe to calendar notifications by clicking on the Notify Me® button, and you will automatically be alerted about the latest events in our community. Search Calendars by: Start Date End Date Enter Search Terms
Discover State Grants
Discover State Grants Pennsylvania offers grants for many uses. This funding supports growth and success across the state. Enter your details below to find grants available to you. Applicant type All Municipality Public Agency Nonprofit School Other Legal Entity Business Individual Municipality, Native American Tribal Organization or Government, Nonprofit, Public Agency, School Native American Tribal Organization or Government Schools community-based providers júvenile probation departments Residential facilities Counties Local government For-profit Nonprofit organizations Non-profit Public agencies and institutions of higher education Community-based 501(c)(3) nonprofits libraries municipalities, including counties or district attorneys’ offices school districts and career and technical centers (CTC) Non-profit organizations Hospitals Non-profit entities and institutions of higher education. Government Business, Municipality, Nonprofit, Other Legal Entity Pennsylvania-based nonprofit Funding agency All Aging Agriculture Community & Economic Development Council on the Arts Department of Conservation & Natural Resources Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs Department of Health Department of Human Services Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Emergency Management Agency Environmental Protection Historical & Museum Commission Labor & Industry Liquor Control Board Office of Attorney General Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency Transportation Funding type All Allocation Bond Bond loan guarantee Delegation agreement Disaster reimbursement equity investment Fund Grant grant agreement Incentitive payment Loan Loan program Rebate Reimbursement Reimbursement agreement Tax credit Tax deduction tax refund Tax-exempt financing Search grants Find grants by category Agriculture Community & economic development Creative industry Employment, labor, & training Environment & water Health and human services Law, justice, & legal services Science, technology, and research & development Veterans & military Animal services Consumer protection Education Energy Food & nutrition Housing Parks and recreation Transportation View all categories Frequently asked questions We’re here to guide you through the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania grants process. How do I submit an application? To apply for grants, you need to create a Keystone Login account. If you need assistance with your account or resetting your password, please contact: Phone: 877-328-0995 Who can I contact for more information on grants? Grants are offered by many agencies. This means that every grant has a specific contact information based on the agency providing the funding. To find help, select a grant for contact information. How can I be a successful grant applicant? If you’re applying for a Pennsylvania state grant, here are some tips to help you do well: Read the rules carefully. Every grant has its own steps, deadlines, and reporting requirements. Be sure to understand the rules for the grant you’re applying for. Watch out for common mistakes. Some people forget to include forms, make errors in their budget, or don’t explain their goals clearly. Take the training. The Grantee Integrity Training is free and helps you learn how to follow the rules and use your grant funding the right way. It’s especially helpful for first-time applicants and supports Pennsylvania’s commitment to fairness for all. Ask for help. If you’re not sure about something, contact the grant program contact directly. They can answer your questions or connect you to someone who can. If this is your first time managing a grant, the training is a great place to start. Sign up for Grantee Integrity Training Where can I get technical support with my application? Technical support for applying for grants is available. Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) grants The DCED Customer Service Center can be contacted at: Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Phone: 800-379-7448 Email: [email protected] All other agency grants The Enterprise eGrants Customer Service Center can be contacted at: Hours: Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phone: 833-448-0647 Email: [email protected] Who is eligible for state grants? Grants are available for many purposes. Every grant listed on pa.gov/grants has specific eligibility requirements. The opportunities listed are for various types of applicants, including: Businesses Government Higher education Individuals Libraries or library systems Nonprofits Filter by your specific needs What types of funding are offered? While grants are the main funding type offered, other types of funding may be available. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania agencies provide the following: Grants: Money given for a specific purpose. Grants do not need to be repaid. Loans: Money given that you must repay. Tax credits: A reduction of the money from the taxes owed. Cooperative agreements: The transfer of something of value, not cash. Delegation agreements: A contract with specific responsibilities outlined. Search by funding type What agencies offer grants? Many Commonwealth of Pennsylvania agencies offer grants. pa.gov/grants features funding opportunities from more than 20 agencies. Search by funding by agency How are applications evaluated? Every grant has unique guidelines and processes. To learn more about eligibility requirements, select a grant opportunity.
Renew Your Vehicle Registration
Renew Your Vehicle Registration You need to renew your vehicle registration to drive your vehicle on public roads. If you don't renew it, you could get fined or even lose your right to drive. Renew your registration online (opens in a new tab) Renew your retired status vehicle registration online (opens in a new tab) Online Services Some customers may experience difficulties when attempting to log in to our online services. Customers may be required to attempt logging in to the system more than once to gain access. We apologize for any inconvenience. Overview Renewing your vehicle and/or trailer registration can, in most cases, be completed online, at any of PennDOT's Online Messenger services or through the mail. Mailing instructions can be found on the back of the applicable forms. To renew online you will need your registration plate number, title number, insurance information, odometer reading, a valid credit card, and a printer. At the end of the transaction, you will be given the opportunity to print a receipt and a permanent registration credential. PennDOT will no longer mail a registration card for registrations renewed online. Forms for Renewing through the Mail Registration and Registration Renewal Form (MV-140) Appplication for Seasonal Vehicle Renewal (MV-140SV) Bureau of Motor Vehicle Fees (MV-70S) Retired Status Registration If you are retired, you may qualify for a discounted registration fee. Learn more about retired status registration and apply Free Registration for a Vehicle Owned by a Veteran (Eligible Veterans Only) Pennsylvania has eliminated registration and title fees for a passenger vehicle or truck weighing 9,000 pounds or less owned by a military veteran who meets certain eligibility requirements. Learn more and download the application form
Renew Your Driver's License
Renew a Driver's License A Pennsylvania driver's license is valid for four years, expiring on the day after your birthday. PennDOT sends an invitation to renew three months prior to expiration. Residents who are 65 or older have the option of renewing their license every two years, instead of standard four years. If there are no corrections or changes, other than a change of address, you can renew online. Renew your driver's license online (opens in a new tab) Check your driver's license expiration date online (opens in a new tab) Are You In Need of REAL ID? Beginning May 7, 2025, Pennsylvanians will need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, photo ID card, or another form of federally-acceptable identification (such as a valid passport or military ID) to board a domestic commercial flight or enter a federal building or military installation that requires ID. If you're looking obtain a REAL ID, please click here for general REAL ID information. To find a nearby location to verify and enroll in REAL ID, please click here. Renew your license online If there are no corrections or changes, other than a change of address, you can renew your driver's license online(opens in a new tab). You can also check the expiration date of your driver's license online. Upon completing your driver's license/photo ID renewal online, you will receive a camera card in the mail within 14 days. When you receive your camera card take it to your local PennDOT Photo License Center (opens in a new tab)to obtain your new product. In-person and by mail application process 1 You will receive an invitation to renew, but you can also download the renewal form Receive an Invitation to Renew (DL60A/DL60R) or download Form DL-143(opens in a new tab) (PDF). 2 Return the completed form and the applicable fee to PennDOT Return completed application with a check or money order made payable to PennDOT in the amount indicated on the form. Checks, money orders and/or credit/debit cards are accepted, but cash cannot be accepted. You can make checks or money orders payable to PennDOT for the appropriate fee(opens in a new tab). 3 Get your camera card A camera card will be mailed to you, and you should receive it within seven to ten working days after the form is processed. 4 Go to a photo license center After getting your camera card, go to any photo license center with your ID. There, you can get your new driver's license. You might have to confirm the last four digits of your social security number. Notes If you have not reconciled an outstanding sanction(s) in another state(s), PennDOT is unable to issue you any driver's license product. For more information, please see the National Driver Register Fact Sheet(opens in a new tab). Demand for photo services peaks at the start and end of each month. So, wait times are shorter on other days. PennDOT uses advanced facial recognition for photo ID renewals. Acceptable forms of ID Pennsylvania Driver's License or Photo ID Card Documents: Passport, Passport Card, Citizenship or Naturalization or Weapons Permit Photographic ID: Military, Bank, Employee, School or Out-of-State License; or Non-Photo: We may be able to serve you when providing a Voter's Registration, Medicare Card, PA Learner's Permit or Temporary Driver's License or Vehicle Registration. Resources Fees(opens in a new tab) Find a Drivers License or Photo License Center(opens in a new tab) Proof of Identity & Residency Information(opens in a new tab) What to Bring to the Photo License Center(opens in a new tab)
Careers & Internships
Find Your Next Commonwealth Job Explore and apply for jobs with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Find open positions, special programs for skilled workers and students, and connect with our recruiters. Sign up for job alerts, and get the help you need to apply. Apply today! Explore Job Opportunities Explore a wide range of job opportunities across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Choose the category that best matches your skills and interests to find positions that are right for you. Open to Public Job opportunities open to everyone. Internal Postings For current Commonwealth employees only. View Internships, Fellowships & Apprenticeships openings Internships, Fellowships & Apprenticeships Programs designed to gain experience. Find the Right Job for Your Skills Career Exploration Tools Commonwealth Careers Browse Careers by Job Family Explore all job titles organized by Occupational Groups and Job Families. Experience Matters Jobs for Skilled Workers Discover positions that don’t require a degree and value your experience and training. Advance Your Career at a Job Fair Get one step closer to your next career move by meeting our recruiters in person. Attend an upcoming job fair to explore opportunities, ask questions, and get personalized guidance on how to join the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Don’t miss the chance to make valuable connections and start your career journey with us. Attend a Job Fair Get Job Alerts Don't miss out on your perfect job! Sign up for job alerts and be the first to know when new opportunities that match your interests become available. Stay ahead of the competition and get notified as soon as jobs are posted. Subscribe for Updates Contact Us Have questions or need assistance? We're here to help. Email Application Support Get Job Alerts Follow us on social media. social media channels Like social media channels Follow
Join the Veterans Registry
Subscribe to Veterans' Registry and Monthly Publication | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veteran Affairs Subscribe to Veterans' Registry and Monthly Publication Stay up to date on the programs and services available to veterans and their families by signing up for the Veterans' Registry and receiving the monthly publication. Subscribe now Overview With nearly 700,000 veterans across 67 counties in Pennsylvania, the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA) works to connect with veterans and their families to share information about the programs and services available to them. To help with this, DMVA created the PA Veterans Registry. All veterans are encouraged to sign up for the free, electronic Registry. Family members of veterans and people who work with veterans can also register. You do not need to be a veteran to sign up. By joining the Registry, you can choose to receive updates like the monthly Together We Serve online publication, breaking news, and other important information. Veterans events and job opportunities Take a look at our upcoming Veterans Events and Job Opportunities. You can also submit your own Event or Job. Please submit information at least two weeks before the event date or job closing date, and include as many details as possible. We need this information to share it in our Digest. Veteran Events
Find a DMV
Find a Location | Driver and Vehicle Services | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Find a Location Looking for a Driver License or Photo Center in your area? You've come to the right place! Holiday closing schedule List of services offered and where to obtain those services Monroeton Driver License Center Relocation The Monroeton Driver License Center has relocated to 39 Fox Chase Drive, Towanda, PA 18848. For more information, see the press release The map on this page only shows PennDOT driver license and photo license centers. Visit our business partner locator to find PennDOT authorized online messengers, third party CDL testers and temporary authority agents in your area.(opens in a new tab) PennDOT recommends calling these messengers and agents to plan your visit with them. Search from your zip code and check the category of service or services you need to see the approximate driving distance to the nearest location that offers that service. You may check as many services as you wish; however, keep in mind that the Locator will return service centers that are able to offer all the combined services you selected. Note: For best results, use Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Microsoft Edge internet browsers. This page will not function correctly in the Internet Explorer browser. Please select a list with location data in the webpart properties Service Clear Values for the Service facet County Clear Values for the County facet 10mi 25mi 50mi 75mi 100mi All No Results Returned. PennDOT does not publish individual Driver License and Photo Center telephone numbers. If you need assistance pertaining to a particular PennDOT Driver License or Photo Center, our Driver and Vehicle Services Customer Call Center staff will gladly assist you. All PennDOT's Driver License Centers are now equipped to accept payment cards. All PennDOT's Driver License Centers will still accept checks or money orders as forms of payment, but no cash. The Riverfront Office Center Customer Counter currently accepts checks, money orders, and cash. PennDOT will charge a fee of $62 or more for each check returned as uncollectible. Services Please find your service in the table below to see how we can best assist you. Then use the location map to find a driver license or photo license center near you. ServiceWhere to Get It Done Get a new driver license or IDDriver license center Transfer out-of-state licenseDriver license center Renew existing driver license or IDOnline(opens in a new tab) and Online Messengers Duplicate driver license or IDOnline(opens in a new tab) and Online Messengers Get my picture takenPhoto license center (must have camera card) Get a REAL ID(opens in a new tab)Driver license center or if you are pre-verified, you may apply for a REAL ID online(opens in a new tab). CDL transactions, including renewals, replacements, knowledge testing, Medical Examiner's Certificates, date of proof transactions, Hazardous Material Recertifications, and related transactions. CDL knowledge testing must be started before 2 p.m. Driver license center Take a road test (must be scheduled in advance) Driver license center or PennDOT authorized Third Party testing location Take a non-commercial road test with a PennDOT Approved Third Party Testing Service Contact an authorized Third Party testing location directly. Locations can be found here. Schedule a road testOnline(opens in a new tab) or call 717-412-5300 Medical-related testingDriver license center Non-U.S. Citizen transaction processingDriver license center Renew vehicle registrationOnline, at the Harrisburg Riverfront Office Center, or through an authorized agent Request driver historyOnline(opens in a new tab) and Online Messengers Change my addressOnline(opens in a new tab) and Online Messengers Pay driver license or registration restoration feeOnline(opens in a new tab) and Online Messengers Request driver license or registration restoration letterOnline and Online Messengers Other license restoration servicesDriver license center Get a vehicle title Harrisburg Riverfront Office Center or through an authorized agent Motorcycle Safety Training Online(opens in a new tab) Other Locations REAL ID Center Locations REAL ID Centers are the fastest way to get your REAL ID. Your required documents will be verified in real-time, and your REAL ID will be issued same day. Motorcycle Training Locations The Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program (PAMSP) has contracted with several third-party motorcycle training providers to offer motorcycle safety training classes that will include the motorcycle skills test licensing waiver. Third Party Testers Non-CDL driving skills tests may be scheduled at the third-party sites in addition to PennDOT Driver’s License Centers.
Step Back in Time at Bucks County's Historic Park Sites
Our park system includes sites of historical significance, allowing visitors to connect with Bucks County's heritage. These areas often host historical reenactments, guided tours, and educational programs that bring the past to life. Information on specific historic sites and their offerings can be found on our website.
Join Bucks County's Recreational Programs for Fitness and Fun
Stay active and engaged with our diverse range of recreational programs. We offer seasonal sports leagues for youth and adults, fitness classes designed for various skill levels, guided nature walks to explore local ecosystems, and engaging arts and crafts workshops. Check our schedule for upcoming events and registration details.
Logic & Accuracy Testing for the 2026 General Election
Berks County - Logic & Accuracy Testing Logic & Accuracy Testing News Date: Friday, September 25, 2026 Logic & Accuracy testing for the 2026 General Election Due Public Notice is hereby given that Berks County Election Services will be conducting the Logic & Accuracy testing of the precinct voting equipment to be used in the General Election to be held on November 3, 2026, beginning Monday, October 5, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., and continuing thereafter until completed. The testing is open to the public and will be conducted at the Berks County South Campus, located at 400 E. Wyomissing Ave. in Mohnton, PA. The testing of the electronic poll books will be held at the same location, beginning Monday, October 26, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., until complete. Further the Logic & Accuracy testing of the central count tabulators will be conducted on Friday, October 23, 2026, at 10:00 a.m., at 600 Penn Street, 3rd floor, in Reading, PA.
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