2018 Spring Conference

2018 SPRING CONFERENCE

March 18 - 20 Hilton Harrisburg

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WELCOME Welcome to the CCAP Spring Conference! We thank everyone for participating in this event. The following pages contain the Conference schedule, a map of the hotel, a list of sponsors and speakers, and other Conference information. If you have any questions, please visit the staff at the CCAP Registration Desk.

www.pacounties.org 3 INFORMATION BADGES All members, guests and vendors must wear their CCAP Conference badge to attend Conference events. Anyone who is not registered and who does not have a badge will not be admitted to any Conference event or meeting. All badges are white and may include an identifying ribbon; those badges without ribbons signify CCAP members, their guests and non-associate member vendors. The other categories are: Green Ribbons Speakers Yellow Ribbons Associate Members Red, White and Blue Ribbons Conference Sponsors

SESSION COURTESY As a courtesy to all attendees, please refrain from using your cell phone while in sessions. We realize this is sometimes difficult, but ringing phones, or people talking on them, can be extremely disruptive to other attendees and also discourteous to our speakers. If you must use your phone, please step outside the room. Thank you for understanding.

TICKETS Tickets are needed for Monday’s Conference luncheon and will be collected by your server. All registered attendees received tickets at the registration desk; additional tickets may be purchased for $45.

CCAP ACADEMY FOR EXCELLENCE IN COUNTY GOVERNMENT You will see the Academy “icon” next to several breakout sessions throughout this program. This denotes an elective credit available for all current and future Academy participants. We encourage everyone to complete the attendance forms distributed by the Academy session monitors. Even if you are not a participant right now, but you think you would like to pursue this great opportunity later on, your attendance now will be applied to your future enrollment.

COMPLIANCE WITH ADA CCAP’s policy is to hold meetings only at facilities that are barrier- free. In accordance with Title III of the Americans With Disabilities Act, we invite all registrants to advise us of any special requests for accommodations for any disability-related needs. Please submit your request to CCAP staff as soon as possible.

4 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 Mobile Conference Info

CCAP’s Conference Portal provides quick access to Conference information from your mobile device: updated schedule, facility layouts, directory of speakers, sponsors, attendee list and more!

No special installation or app is necessary! Simply visit the 2018 CCAP Spring Conference Portal: www.pacounties.org/ME/Pages/SCDetail.aspx.

IMPORTANT NOTE: To view the attendee list or Conference session handouts, you will need to login.

Please reference the username: ccap1 and password: spconf.

Please visit the CCAP registration desk for assistance.

SPEAKERS CCAP Conference planning begins with an overview of submissions received from various sources. Topics are suggested by CCAP officers, committees, vendors and staff, and are also taken from prior Conference evaluation forms. After the subject matter is finalized, staff obtains speakers qualified to present information on the subject. This process is not related to acquiring Conference sponsors.

CCAP makes every effort to obtain speakers and plan sessions as presented in the Conference promotional flyers. In some cases, events require changes to subject matter or the schedule. All presentations by Conference speakers, with the exception of those by CCAP staff, are the opinions of the speakers and do not necessarily represent the official position of CCAP.

www.pacounties.org 5 INTERNET ACCESS FOR CONFERENCE ATTENDEES Complimentary Internet is available to our attendees throughout the Hilton’s meeting rooms and public space.

Use Group Code 0318 to access the Hilton’s wireless Internet while at the CCAP Spring Conference!

Are you looking for opportunities to learn and grow professionally and personally?

CCAP offers opportunities for participation in the CCAP Academy for Excellence in County Government (“Academy”) program and the CCAP Center for Excellence in County Government (CEL) Program on a regular basis.

The Academy is a multi-year certificate training program that provides eight core/required courses and a vast array of elective courses covering many facets of county government including financial management, personnel and labor relations, risk management, legal issues, and more. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis and graduation is held every four years for those that fulfill the program requirements.

The CEL program is offered annually as a two and a half day intensive training focused on improving participants’ communication, management and leadership skills with small group dynamics and a high level of interactivity and personal challenges.

To explore either of these educational opportunities, please visit www.pacounties.org or contact Mandi Glantz at (717) 736-4739 or email [email protected]. Special thanks to sponsors:

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Thank you for attending the CCAP Spring Conference and enjoy your stay in Harrisburg!

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As the following schedule shows, there are many educational opportunities provided during this Conference. Please use this program for the latest information.

Sunday, March 18 8 a.m. - noon CCAP Board of Directors’ Breakfast Meeting York/Lebanon Rooms, Second Floor 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. Affiliate Presidents’ and Execs’ Lunch Meeting United States Boardroom, Third Floor noon - 5:30 p.m. Registration Outside Brady Boardroom, Second Floor 12:30 - 3 p.m. Courts and Corrections Committee Meeting York/Lebanon Rooms, Second Floor 1 - 3 p.m. Community and Economic Development Committee Meeting Harrisburger Room, Third Floor 1 - 3 p.m. Elections Reform Committee Meeting Delaware Room, Second Floor 1 - 3 p.m. Energy, Environment and Land Use Committee Meeting Juniata Room, Second Floor 1 - 3 p.m. Military and Veterans Affairs Committee Meeting Penn Harris Room, Third Floor 2:30 - 5 p.m. Human Services Committee Meeting York/Lebanon Rooms, Second Floor 3 - 5 p.m. Agriculture Committee Meeting Harrisburger Room, Third Floor 3 - 5 p.m. Assessment and Taxation Committee Meeting Juniata Room, Second Floor 3 - 5 p.m. County Governance Committee Meeting Penn Harris Room, Third Floor

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REGISTRATION AND DISPLAY TABLES For the benefit of our attendees, CCAP invites our Enterprise Partner Programs - organizations that have a special business relationship with CCAP - to provide informational display tables in the registration area during Conference hours. Stop by to learn more about what products and services they offer.

Be sure to stop by the Destination Gettysburg table to learn more about the location for the 2018 CCAP Annual Conference!

IMPORTANT HOTEL PARKING INFORMATION!

Overnight guests will receive a parking ticket for unlimited exit and enter privileges for the Walnut Street Parking Garage through the extent of their stay.

All day self-parkers can get parking tickets validated at the Hilton’s gift shop or their front desk for $5.00 (Walnut Street Garage only). This will cover a maximum of 10 hours in the garage. No exits and re-entries permitted. The 10 hours starts as soon as you pull your ticket from the garage kiosk in the morning.

After the 10 hours there are two options: 1. Leave the garage and re-enter to get a new ticket for a total of $10 (two $5.00 validations) for the day. 2. Stay in the garage and pay the difference. For rates, go to https://parkharrisburg.com/rates/

NOTE: In order to receive the discounted 10-hour rate of $5.00, you must have your ticket validated at the Hilton. If you use a parking garage kiosk to pay, you will NOT receive the discounted rate.

www.pacounties.org 9 SCHEDULE Monday, March 19 7 - 8:45 a.m. Republican Caucus Breakfast Meeting Metropolitan AB Room, Second Floor

7:30 - 8:45 a.m. Democratic Caucus Breakfast Meeting Leland Room, Second Floor

8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Registration Outside Brady Boardroom, Second Floor

8:30 - 9 a.m. Refreshment Break Prefunction York, Second Floor Assorted breakfast pastries, yogurt parfaits with granola, fruits and juices, assorted hot and cold beverages 9 - 10:30 a.m. OPENING GENERAL SESSION Carlisle Room, Second Floor

Welcome and Introductions Dennis Stuckey, Commissioner, Lancaster County and CCAP President

The County and Court Relations Thomas B. Darr, Court Administrator, Supreme Court of Pennsylvania

The Voters’ Trust: What’s Next in Election Equipment? Jonathan M. Marks, Commissioner, Bureau of Commissions, Elections, and Legislation, Pennsylvania Department of State

SAVIN: Victim Witness Notification Richard W. Long, Esq., Executive Director, Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association Rita D. Reynolds, CGCIO, Chief Information Officer, CCAP

2018 CCAP Annual Conference Promotion Randy Phiel, Commissioner, Adams County

2018 NACo Annual Conference Promotional Video

CCAP Jail/Juvenile Detention Awards Announcement Jeff Snyder, Commissioner, Clinton County

10 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 SPRING CONFERENCE SCHEDULE • MONDAY, MARCH 19 10:30 - 10:45 a.m. Beverage Break Prefunction York, Second Floor Assorted hot and cold beverages

10:45 A.M. – NOON • BREAKOUT SESSIONS I

Forensic Services for County Inmates York Room, Second Floor This session is sponsored by the CCAP Comprehensive Behavioral Health Task Force and will cover the current status of projects to increase access to forensic beds, as well as offer perspectives from county mental health administrators, county jail wardens, medical professionals, and commissioners. SPEAKERS: Kevin Barnhardt, Commissioner, Berks County, and Chair, CCAP Comprehensive Behavioral Health Task Force Pamela Howard, MH/DD/EI Program Office Administrator, Human Services Center, Montgomery County Lynn Kovich, Deputy Secretary, Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Elizabeth Nichols, Deputy Warden/Treatment, Dauphin County Prison Pamela P. Rollings-Mazza, MD, BMedSc., BN, RN, Director of Psychiatry, PrimeCare Medical, Inc.

Resilience: The Intersection of Hazard and Comprehensive Planning Lebanon Room, Second Floor Counties are charged with both comprehensive planning through the state’s Municipal Planning Code and hazard planning from the federal side through FEMA. Both plans ultimately address land use issues. Do they intersect? Could they intersect? And what does that look like? MODERATOR: Jack McKernan, Commissioner, Lycoming County SPEAKER: Fran McJunkin, CFM, Deputy Director, Lycoming County Planning and Development

Maximizing the CCAP Technology Offerings Leland Room, Second Floor One Academy Elective Credit CCAP staff will discuss the various technology programs including the website hosting and design program, the Unified Case Management program, and the Technology CORE program that provides counties with access to a rich library of IT policies, job descriptions, and RFPs. SPEAKERS: Kristin Hamilton, Manager of County IT Programs, CCAP Heather Hiester, UCM Director, CCAP www.pacounties.org 11 SPRING CONFERENCE SCHEDULE • MONDAY, MARCH 19

10:45 A.M. – NOON • BREAKOUT SESSIONS I continued

Vehicle Automation in Pennsylvania: Advancing Through Uncertainty Harrisburger Room, Third Floor Vehicle automation technologies promise to be a powerful force for transformation of our transportation system, affecting not only how people and goods are moved, but also how we live our lives. These technologies have the potential to create enormous benefits for society, but they also pose complex, sometimes vexing questions. While much is unknown, it is crucial for public officials to lead the public discussion of the issues we face, so that even in an uncertain environment, we can begin to shape a positive future by harnessing these developments for the general good. SPEAKERS: Roger Cohen, Policy Director, PennDOT Shari Shapiro, Senior Manager, Public Affairs for Pennsylvania and Delaware, Uber Technologies noon - 1:15 p.m. Conference Luncheon Pennsylvania Ballroom, Second Floor Lunch Menu: mixed garden salad and dressings, beef tenderloin and grilled shrimp with potatoes and vegetables, rolls and butter, layered lemon blackberry cheesecake and almond crust, beverages

1:30 – 2:45 P.M. • BREAKOUT SESSIONS II

County Purchasing Opportunities through Correctional Industries York Room, Second Floor Pennsylvania Correctional Industries (PCI) is a Bureau of the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections (DOC) that employs inmates to produce a variety of items that are available for sale to non-profit organizations and government entities located throughout Pennsylvania. PCI jobs provide inmates with basic work skills and ethics. PCI is self-sustaining through the sale of PCI products and services, and receives no money from the General Fund, saving public tax dollars. The PCI team will discuss opportunities for counties to purchase needed goods. SPEAKERS: Richard Gaul, Assistant Director, Pennsylvania Correctional Industries Khelleh Konteh, Director, Pennsylvania Correctional Industries Tracey McCullough, Sales and Marketing Manager, Pennsylvania Correctional Industries 12 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 SPRING CONFERENCE SCHEDULE • MONDAY, MARCH 19

Chester County WRAP Program Lebanon Room, Second Floor This session will feature a successful model for gender informed services provided through the Chester County probation department. The Women’s Reentry Assessment and Programming Initiative (WRAP) is a specialized assessment and supervision unit of adult probation, parole and pretrial services that integrates gender-responsive, risk/need assessment, supervision and programming in collaboration with community case management to reduce recidivism, decrease technical violations of community supervision, and increase the health and well-being of justice- involved women, their families and communities. Consistent with the recommendations of the CCAP Comprehensive Behavioral Health Task Force, the session will provide counties with a demonstration of this approach. MODERATOR: Kevin Barnhardt, Commissioner, Berks County and Chair, CCAP Comprehensive Behavioral Health Task Force SPEAKERS: Jennifer Lopez, Deputy Chief, Probation, Parole and Pretrial Services, Chester County Carolyn McKenna, Director of Development, Home of the Sparrow

Conservation Districts and You! One Academy Elective Credit Harrisburger Room, Third Floor Ever wonder what a conservation district accomplishes on an annual basis? Conservation districts work at the local level to protect natural resources at the county level. They are the technical arm assisting the county in a variety of ways including working with landowners and local governments to help them manage and protect land and water resources on private and public lands. Learn more about conservation district activities! SPEAKERS: Carl Goshorn, District Manager, Cumberland County Conservation District Cliff Lane, Commissioner, McKean County Dave Rupert, District Manager, Armstrong County Conservation District Brenda Shambaugh, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Association of Conservation Districts Chris Strohmaier, Managing Director, Chester County Conservation District

www.pacounties.org 13 SPRING CONFERENCE SCHEDULE • MONDAY, MARCH 19

1:30 – 2:45 P.M. • BREAKOUT SESSIONS II continued

Getting the Most Out of Your CCAP Membership Leland Room, Second Floor Your CCAP membership includes many benefits, and this session will allow you to make sure you are aware of them. Not a sales pitch – just a review of all that CCAP has available. Great for newly elected home rule officials, and for all members to make sure you are receiving all the benefits of CCAP membership! SPEAKER: John R. Sallade, Managing Director, Insurance Programs, CCAP

2:45 - 3 p.m. Beverage Break Prefunction York, Second Floor Assorted cold beverages

3 – 4:15 P.M. • BREAKOUT SESSIONS III

What’s New in County Risk Management Issues? Leland Room, Second Floor One Academy Elective Credit This fast moving session will cover several recent topics of interest, including the use of body scanners in county prisons, the organization and liabilities of county drug task forces, bonds versus crime insurance, medicinal marijuana, fiduciary liability, opioid data requests, unemployment claims administration, sheriff, deputies and correction officers body cameras, therapy dogs and K-9 dogs and liability. SPEAKER: John R. Sallade, Managing Director, Insurance Programs, CCAP

Reaching Out with Social Media and Public Meetings York Room, Second Floor One Academy Elective Credit Experience detailed presentations and interactive conversations regarding the good, the bad and the ugly of one commissioner’s social media efforts including information related to platform choices, messaging, maintenance, and resources. Additionally, learn how another county’s commissioners connect with citizens through regularly scheduled “Eggs and Issues” public meetings to help tell their story and enhance two-way communication. SPEAKERS: Kevin Boozel, Commissioner, Butler County Jeff Haste, Commissioner, Dauphin County

14 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 SPRING CONFERENCE SCHEDULE • MONDAY, MARCH 19 Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC Certified Public Accountants Experience. Expertise. Accountability.

Jeffrey Weiss, CPA, Partner ext. 5202 Patrick Kirk, CPA, CGFM, CGMA, Principal ext. 5003 Kimberly Stank, CPA, CGMA, Partner ext. 5016 Cory W. Johnson, CPA, Partner ext. 5300 Michael Samson, CPA Partner ext. 5018

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Best Practices for Navigating Section 1620 Rights Lebanon Room, Second Floor One Academy Elective Credit Perhaps every county has had experience with row offices asserting “Section 1620 rights” regarding the relationship between courts and row offices and the commissioners on personnel and employee matters. The session will explore the statute and related case law, but also give guidance on pitfalls to avoid as well as best practices. MODERATOR: Erick Coolidge, Commissioner, Tioga County SPEAKERS: Christopher P. Gabriel, Attorney at Law, Cafardi Ferguson Wyrick Weis + Stotler llc Robert J. Krandel, Legal Counsel, Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts

4:15 - 5 p.m. District 7 Meeting By Invitation Only Metropolitan AB, Second Floor

4:15 - 5:15 p.m. Route 219 Corridor Meeting By Invitation Only United States Boardroom, Third Floor

6 - 8 p.m. PComp Annual Membership Dinner Meeting By Invitation Only Carlisle Room, Second Floor This dinner meeting is for PComp members and their guests. (PComp is CCAP’s workers’ compensation insurance program.) Preregistration is required - if you have not already signed up for this dinner, please stop by the CCAP insurance display table near the CCAP registration area before 10 a.m. Monday to register. If you are not sure if your county is a PComp member, please check at the insurance display table. Thanks! www.pacounties.org 15 SCHEDULE Tuesday, March 20 7 - 8:15 a.m. CCAP Women’s Caucus Breakfast Penn Harris Room, Third Floor The caucus is intended to allow female elected and appointed officials to spend time together in an informal way, and to hear from other influential female professionals. For more information, please see Sullivan County Commissioner Donna Iannone for attendance, future planning and sponsorship information.

7:30 - 11 a.m. Registration Outside Brady Boardroom, Second Floor

8 - 8:30 a.m. Refreshment Break Prefunction York, Second Floor Assorted breakfast pastries, oatmeal, hard-boiled eggs, fruit, juice, assorted hot and cold beverages

8:30 – 9:45 A.M. • BREAKOUT SESSIONS IV

The Pennsylvania Long Term Care Council Leland Room, Second Floor One Academy Elective Credit The Pennsylvania Long Term Care Council is charged with making recommendations on regulations, licensure, financing, or any other responsibilities of the departments and agencies that relate to the commonwealth’s long-term services and supports system. Chaired by Secretary of Aging Teresa Osborne, the council is comprised of 35 members, including long term care consumers, advocates, caregivers, providers, and policymakers. The session will focus on the scope of the council and its efforts, including its work with counties and the community. SPEAKERS: Ted Kopas, Commissioner, Westmoreland County and Governor’s Appointee to the Long Term Care Council Charles W. Quinnan, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Long Term Care Council, Pennsylvania Department of Aging

Avoiding the Deadly Sins of Employment Liability Lebanon Room, Second Floor One Academy Elective Credit This session will review the most common employer mistakes which often result in workplace disruption and the uncertainty and expense of litigation

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8:30 – 9:45 A.M. • BREAKOUT SESSIONS IV continued for counties. The speakers will review strategies and policies designed to avoid common employer mistakes, optimize management of your county workforce, and increase your chances of defeating any legal challenges. MODERATOR: Cassie Troup, Claims Manager, CCAP SPEAKERS: David E. Mitchell, Attorney at Law, Campbell Durrant Beatty Palombo & Miller, P.C. Shon K. Worner, Attorney at Law, Campbell Durrant Beatty Palombo & Miller, P.C.

Counties and Their Municipalities: Successes, Pitfalls, and Opportunities York Room, Second Floor One Academy Elective Credit Counties have a handful of statutory connections with their municipalities in planning, land use, emergency management, and a few other services. But in an era of higher public expectations and fewer resources, intergovernmental cooperation and shared service delivery can be important strategies. The session will review successful examples, provide cautions against pitfalls, and explore underused opportunities to enhance services for our mutual constituents. MODERATOR: Chad Saylor, Chief Clerk, Dauphin County SPEAKERS: Marita J. Kelley, Deputy Director, Governor’s Center for Local Government Services, DCED David M. Sanko, Executive Director, Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors Rick Schuettler, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Municipal League

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www.pacounties.org 17 SPRING CONFERENCE SCHEDULE • TUESDAY, MARCH 20 9:45 - 10 a.m. Beverage Break Inside Carlisle Room, Second Floor Assorted hot and cold beverages

10 - 11:30 a.m. CLOSING GENERAL SESSION Carlisle Room, Second Floor Welcome and Introductions Dennis Stuckey, Commissioner, Lancaster County and CCAP President Legislative Panel Moderated by CCAP President Dennis Stuckey and CCAP Board Chair Harlan Shober The Honorable Jake Corman, Senate Majority Leader The Honorable Jay Costa, Senate Minority Leader The Honorable Stan Saylor, House Majority Appropriations Committee Chairman The Honorable Teresa Miller, Acting Secretary, Pennsylvania Department of Human Services CCAP Business Meeting and Voting Session The business meeting agenda includes election of the Pennsylvania representatives to the National Association of Counties’ Board of Directors for the one-year term beginning in July.

11:30 a.m. Conference Concludes

18 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 SPEAKERS

The following list is of speakers who were confirmed as of March 12, 2018. Addresses for speakers who are CCAP members or staff can be found in the CCAP Membership Directory.

Roger Cohen Carl Goshorn Policy Director District Manager PennDOT Cumberland County Conservation (717) 787-0786 District [email protected] (717) 240-7812 [email protected] Honorable Jake Corman Senate Majority Leader Pamela Howard (717) 787-1377 MH/DD/EI Program Office [email protected] Administrator Human Services Center Honorable Jay Costa Montgomery County Senator Minority Leader (610) 278-3625 (717) 787-7683 [email protected] [email protected] Marita J. Kelley, MPA Thomas B. Darr Deputy Director Court Administrator Governor’s Center for Local Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Government Services (717) 231-3326 Pennsylvania Department of [email protected] Community and Economic Development Christopher P. Gabriel (717) 720-7301 Attorney at Law [email protected] Cafardi Ferguson Wyrick Weis + Stotler llc Khelleh Konteh (412) 515-8900 Director [email protected] Pennsylvania Correctional Industries (717) 425-7293 Richard Gaul Assistant Director Pennsylvania Correctional Industries (717) 425-7293

www.pacounties.org 19 CONFERENCE SPEAKERS (continued) Lynn Kovich Development Deputy Secretary (570) 320-2139 Office of Mental Health and [email protected] Substance Abuse Services (717) 787-6443 Carolyn McKenna Director of Development Robert J. Krandel Home of the Sparrow Legal Counsel (610) 647-4940 Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Honorable Teresa Miller Courts Acting Secretary (215) 560-6300 Pennsylvania Department of Human Services Richard W. Long, Esq. (717) 787-2600 Executive Director Pennsylvania District Attorneys David E. Mitchell Association Attorney at Law (717) 238-5416 Campbell Durrant Beatty Palombo & [email protected] Miller, P.C. (412) 395-1271 Jennifer Lopez [email protected] Deputy Chief Chester County Probation, Parole Elizabeth Nichols and Pretrial Services Deputy Warden/Treatment (610) 344-6369 Dauphin County Prison [email protected] (717) 780-6800 [email protected] Jonathan M. Marks Commissioner Charles W. Quinnan Bureau of Commissions, Elections, Executive Director and Legislation Pennsylvania Long Term Care Pennsylvania Department of State Council (717) 783-2035 Pennsylvania Department of Aging [email protected] (717) 705-7296 [email protected] Tracey McCullough Sales and Marketing Manager Dave Rupert Pennsylvania Correctional Industries District Manager (717) 425-7293 Armstrong County Conservation [email protected] District (724) 548-3425 Fran McJunkin, CFM [email protected] Deputy Director Lycoming County Planning and 20 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 CONFERENCE SPEAKERS (continued) Pamela P. Rollings-Mazza, MD, Brenda Shambaugh BMedSc., BN, RN Executive Director Director of Psychiatry Pennsylvania Association of PrimeCare Medical, Inc. Conservation Districts (717) 545-5787 (717) 238-7223 [email protected] [email protected]

David M. Sanko Shari Shapiro Executive Director Senior Manager Pennsylvania State Association of Public Affairs for Pennsylvania and Township Supervisors Delaware (717) 763-0930 Uber Technologies [email protected] (267) 506-0232 [email protected] Honorable Stan Saylor House Majority Appropriations Chris Strohmaier Committee Chair Managing Director (717) 783-6426 Chester County Conservation District [email protected] (610) 925-4920 [email protected] Rick Schuettler Executive Director Shon K. Worner Pennsylvania Municipal League Attorney at Law (717) 236-9469 Campbell Durrant Beatty Palombo & [email protected] Miller, P.C. (412) 395-1260 [email protected]

www.pacounties.org 21 Call for Nominations! 2018 CCAP ANNUAL AWARDS Nominate your peers for: Outstanding County Commissioner/Council Member Outstanding Chief Clerk/Administrator Outstanding Solicitor Friend of County Government Aﬃ liate of the Year

Nomination information will be available later this month on the CCAP website, www.pacounties.org.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE - May 18, 2018

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22 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 HOSPITALITY SUITES The following firms are hosting hospitality suites at the Hilton Harrisburg during our Spring Conference. Private suites may also be operating. This schedule is as of March 12, 2018 and is subject to change, if necessary, by the hotel. Please check the hotel’s reader boards and host signs for any updates or last minute additions.

CCAP provides this listing as a service to the Conference attendees. The Association is not affiliated with the hospitality suites and bears no responsibility for the suites in any way.

Sunday, March 18 Complete HealthCare Resources-Eastern, Inc. Juniata Room, Second Floor Crabtree Rohrbaugh & Associates Governor Boardroom, Second Floor Election Systems & Software (ES&S) William Penn Room, Third Floor Ford Business Machines, Inc. United States Boardroom, Third Floor MCM Consulting Group, Inc. Metropolitan BC, Second Floor Mission Critical Partners, Inc. Leland Room, Second Floor RKL LLP Bridgeport Boardroom, Second Floor

Monday, March 19 GreenLee Partners , LLC and Dauphin County Commissioners The Bolton Suite, 14th Floor Ridge Policy Group Mulligans, 17 N. 2nd Street (offsite)

www.pacounties.org 23 SPONSORS CCAP’s sponsorship program offers great opportunities for our associate members and other interested vendors to support the Conference and the membership based on their desired level of involvement. The four levels are Blue Ribbon, Red Ribbon, White Ribbon and Patron Conference Sponsors. The vendor benefits and exposure are directly related to the sponsorship level chosen.

For more information on sponsorship opportunities or other vendor participation, please contact Mandi Glantz, CCAP director of member and vendor relations, (717) 736-4739, [email protected].

The following is a list of sponsors who were confirmed as of March 12, 2018. Please join us in thanking our Conference sponsors!

White Ribbon Conference Sponsors

Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC LLC 570 Lausch Lane, Suite 200 213 Market Street, 8th Floor Lancaster, PA 17601 Harrisburg, PA 17101 www.mcneeslaw.com www.eckertseamans.com Contact: Crystal Clark Contact: Joseph K. Pierce (717) 581-2313 (717) 237-6092 [email protected] [email protected] Zelenkofske Axelrod LLC Maher Duessel, CPAs 830 Sir Thomas Court, Suite 100 D.L. Clark Building Harrisburg, PA 17109 503 Martindale Street, Suite 600 www.zallc.org Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Contact: Kimberly Stank, CPA, CGMA, www.md-cpas.com Partner Contact: Rachelle Ogun (717) 561-9200 x 5016 (412) 535-5550 [email protected] [email protected]

24 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 Patron Conference Sponsors

Cafardi Ferguson Wyrick Weis + Municipal Finance Partners, Inc. Stotler llc 830 Sir Thomas Court, Suite 150 2605 Nicholson Road, Suite 2201 Harrisburg, PA 17109 Sewickley, PA 15143 www.mfpinc.biz www.cfwws.com Contact: Charles B. Friedlander Contact: Christopher Gabriel (717) 909-8400 x 5015 (412) 515-8900 [email protected] [email protected] Pennoni Associates, Inc. Campbell Durrant Beatty Palombo 1215 Manor Drive, Suite 100 & Miller, P.C. Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 535 Smithfield Street, Suite 700 www.pennoni.com Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Contact: William D. Cameron, PE www.cdblaw.com (717) 975-6481 Contact: Janet Isler [email protected] (412) 395-1277 [email protected] PLGIT PO Box 1027 Korn Ferry Hay Group Harrisburg, PA 17108-1027 1650 Arch Street www.plgit.com Philadelphia, PA 19103-2029 Contact: Brian Sanker www.kornferry.com (800) 572-1472 Contact: Hank Stiehl [email protected] (215) 861-2478 [email protected]

www.pacounties.org 25 Money saving programs and excellent customer service are only a phone call away...

To learn more, please contact us at (800) 895-9039 or [email protected].

26 CCAP SPRING CONFERENCE 2018 CCAP 2018 Annual Conference “Back to Our Roots!” August 5 - 8, Gettysburg, PA Registration Opens March 23! Here’s What You’ll Experience at the Annual Conference!

- Amazing History and Sights - Networking with over 500 attendees - An Inspiring Keynote Address - Education Sessions Tailored to Your Needs - Over 80 Exhibitors

The Historic Round Barn

Downtown Gettysburg Gettysburg Battleﬁ eld

Our Conference Venues Wyndham Gettysburg Courtyard Marriott Gettysburg Gateway Theater