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About PSA The Pennsylvania Sheriff's Association is dedicated to preserving the time honored Office of Sheriff in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Sheriffs' Association is the information source for the Sheriffs of Pennsylvania. We are vigilant to protect and fight for PA Sheriffs' rights to perform their sworn duty to protect and serve you, and all citizens of Pennsylvania, through legislation and the judicial system. We are dedicated to assisting our sixty-seven County Sheriffs in acquiring the education and training required for law enforcement officers. With your help and generosity, you can support the Pennsylvania Sheriff's Association in providing quality training statewide to supplement the training available to Sheriffs beyond their County budgets. Courtroom security updates, Weapons of Mass Destruction, Methamphetamine Lab Awareness training, Jail Evacuation, Improvised Explosive Devices, Courtroom Bombings, Flying While Armed Certification, and Deputy Involved Shooting and Critical Incident Management are just some examples of the training hosted and provided by the Pennsylvania Sheriff's Association that our Sheriffs have enthusiastically attended. We rely on the generous contributions of our members that enable us to provide this essential training to our 67 County Sheriffs. If you are currently a member of the Pennsylvania Sheriff's Association, we thank you for your generous support! If you are a past member, or are interested in becoming a new member, please use our membership application provided on this website.

The Pennsylvania Library Association, established in 1901, is dedicated to advancing libraries and the profession of librarianship throughout the state. Through advocacy, education, and leadership, the Association strengthens libraries in Pennsylvania by fostering innovation and collaboration among its members. Comprising a diverse membership that includes library organizations, trustees, and friends, the Pennsylvania Library Association promotes the value of libraries and nurtures the next generation of library leaders. The Association offers various member benefits and organizes events to support professional development in the library community. Generated from the website

The Boys & Girls Club of Central Pennsylvania, founded in 1939, is located in Harrisburg, Pa., and serves more than 3,000 at-risk kids. It offers programs and specific guidance-oriented activities including socialization and team building through sports and recreation, vocational motivation through training and job placement, educational motivation through remedial studies and tutoring and individual and group guidance to address special needs and develop specific talents. B&GCCP also offers a range of clubs, such as street smart, kids in control, power hour, family support, fine arts exhibits program, national photography contest, jazz band program, career explorers, job ready, keystone club and junior staff development.