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Scranton / Pennsylvania / United States
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The County of Lackawanna Transit System, also known as COLTS, is a provider of transportation services. The company offers monthly passes and tickets for individuals and students at several discounts. It provides information related to bus schedules and routes to residential and commercial passengers. COLTS designs and conducts trips to and from shopping centers, schools and hospitals. It is located in Scranton, Pa.
Mercer / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Mercer County Behavioral Health Commission is a non-profit organization that assists individuals and families experiencing substance abuse, mental illness, or developmental challenges through the administration, coordination, and delivery of a service system committed to promoting recovery and improving the quality of life of those served. The MCBHC is a private, non-profit organization that assists persons with drug and alcohol, mental health, and mental retardation needs through the administration, coordination, and delivery of a service system committed to improving the quality of life of those served. MCBHCs Case Management Services provide needs assessments, service planning, linkage to community supports and resources, service coordination and monitoring for individuals. Case management services are voluntary. Service planning builds on the strengths of the individual with the overall goal of improving the clients independence in daily living.
York / Pennsylvania / United States
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Doylestown / Pennsylvania / United States
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Established in 1965, Bucks County Opportunity Council assists low-income families. Financed by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Department of Community and Economic Development, BCOC offers a wide variety of services, such as economic and family self-sufficiency, food assistance, adopt-a-family and weatherization services. The council also offers emergency services, including housing and utility assistance programs. Sponsored by the Bucks County Housing Authority, its family-sufficiency is an action-oriented, five-year plan, offering assistance with job retention and advancement, qualified financial assistance and graduation, and Family Achievement Award. The councils food program is funded by private donors, State Food Purchase Program and Community Services Block Grant. Bucks County Opportunity Council has branch offices in Doylestown, Quakertown and Bristol, Pa.
Doylestown / Pennsylvania / United States
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Bucks County Conservation District is "a unit of state government and was authorized and formed by the Bucks County Board of Commissioners" in the 1970s. The organization's mission is to provide green use, management and development of the county's soil, water and other related natural resources. For more details on this organization, please call the number provided or visit the website. 

Schwenksville / Pennsylvania / United States
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Constructed in 1720 on 170 acres, Pennypacker Mills historic mansion is open to the public for tours or for private events. Activities at this site include nature walks through the gardens, parks and wooded areas. There are also many exhibits to see as well as workshops and special events. There is a large outdoor picnic area as well.   

Doylestown / Pennsylvania / United States
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Register to vote, locate your polling place or find out the results of past elections in this important county department. The Board of Elections office handles all election-related duties, from receiving candidates' filing paperwork, preparing all materials used for county elections and tabulating election-night returns.

Roulette / Pennsylvania / United States
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Potter County Human Services is a coordinated, comprehensive human services system which operates under a single administrative, fiscal and program structure. We offer a wide spectrum of assistance to residents of the county, ranging from families facing many complex problems, to individuals who require brief interventions, or referral to other appropriate resources. On July 1, 1987, Potter County Human Services (PCHS) was officially designated by the state of Pennsylvania and Potter County Commissioners as Potter Countys co-located, integrated human services system. Before that time, the various departments (Children and Youth Services, Area Agency on Aging, Mental Health, Mental Retardation, Coordinated Services, Alcohol and Other Drugs) that came to make up PCHS existed separately and in different locations throughout the county. To form the new system, Potter County Commissioners had to 1) remove some of the countys social services programs from "jointers" with multiple counties; 2) physically locate all of the agencies that would form PCHS together under one roof; and 3) develop a single financial and administrative structure. Potter County Human Services was created to provide a central place where county residents could get easy access to the services they needed with as little "red tape" as possible. Having a single administrative structure would also make it possible for agency programs to share various costs and resources, allowing us to provide more services to residents-for less money. In addition, it was felt that locating these services under a single Potter County agency made more sense than allowing financial and administrative control of our programs to rest with administrators from out-of-county jointers. From all over Potter County, mandated social service departments and some miscellaneous programs were brought together at Maple View Health Center in Coudersport to form our comprehensive human services system. Between 1987 and 1992, Potter County Human Services continued to grow as an agency, making a number of adoptions and changes. However, on May 2, 1992, a devastating fire burned Maple View Health Center (and along with it, the entire human services system) to the ground. The agency was temporarily located in downtown Coudersport and then re-located to renovated office space at the LL Smith building in Roulette in 1995. In addition to the departments listed above, over 1.5 million dollars in new grants have been brought into Potter County through PCHS staff efforts. Weve been awarded some exciting new program development opportunities including funds for a mobile family center, a mentoring program, supervised youth recreation, parent support and education, insurance outreach, etc. Since the agencys start in 1987, PCHSs programs have continued to grow and develop in response to the social services needs of county residents, and is part of county-wide effort that emphasizes prevention, supporting families and collaboration with other agencies. Our vision is that Potter County will be a place where families will be safe, well educated, responsible and productive. Community members will be committed to creating and sustaining an environment where all persons can thrive and contribute. We share the responsibility for supporting families and communities in the protection and education of our children and in encouraging the development of healthy beliefs, clear standards, and each childs potential.
Doylestown / Pennsylvania / United States
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The Opportunity Council helps low-income Bucks County families reach economic self-sufficiency through a wide range of programs. It does provide financial and emergency assistance, but its main goal is to offer people the education and training to become independent and financially able to stand on their own.

Clarion / Pennsylvania / United States
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