Call 1-800-FIX-ROAD (1-800-349-7623) to report the location of potholes on state roads, or submit online at customercare.penndot.pa.gov WEST PIKELAND'S STATE ROADS Art School Road (Except for HYS) Byers Road Clover Mill Road Conestoga Road/Rte 401 Lower Pine Creek Road Newcomen Road - South of 401 Kimberton Road Seven Oaks Road Worthington Road Yellow Springs Road Be as specific as possible when reporting pothole locations. Be prepared to provide the county, municipality, and

Wednesday, September 9, 2026 | 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM Older adults are increasingly being targeted by financial fraud, including impersonation scams, phishing emails, and other schemes designed to steal personal and financial information. To help protect this vulnerable population from online scams, the Pennsylvania Office of Homeland Security, in partnership with the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office, is hosting a virtual workshop on cybercrime prevention. Speakers will incl

Virtually anywhere you need to dig, there are probably underground facilities somewhere in the vicinity. Growing networks of telephone cables, power lines, and cable TV lines are joining the gas, water, sewer, and petroleum pipes. The odds of an excavator moving something besides dirt are growing each day. Even if you see overhead lines that doesn't rule out the existence of buried power, television or telephone facilities. Buried utilities are along your property line and s

What is the Blue Envelope Program? The Blue Envelope Program is a localized communication support tool used during law enforcement interactions—most commonly traffic stops—to help individuals (primarily those with Autsims Spectrum Disorder) who may have communication, sensory, or cognitive challenges. The envelope typically contains: A driver’s documents A brief explanation that the individual may need additional time or accommodations Guidance for officers on how to reduce s

From phones and laptops to toys and tools, many of our favorite things run on batteries. But when tossed in the trash or recycling bin, these batteries can spark intense fires that are nearly impossible to stop. Battery fires are happening more often. They’ve destroyed homes, burned down garbage trucks and recycling centers, and—tragically—taken lives. When a facility goes up in flames, trash and recycling services can be shut down for weeks or even months. The good news? Bat