An Open Letter to Governor Josh Shapiro and the Pennsylvania General Assembly

Pennsylvania Survivors Can’t Wait

We Stand Together for a $12.5 Million Funding Increase

To Governor Josh Shapiro and the Pennsylvania General Assembly,

On behalf of survivors of sexual assault, advocates, students, families, and communities across Pennsylvania, the undersigned statewide and local organizations respectfully urge you to address the critical funding needs of rape crisis centers throughout the Commonwealth.

For decades, state funding has been the backbone of Pennsylvania’s efforts to support survivors of sexual assault, providing counseling, advocacy, prevention education, crisis hotlines, hospital accompaniment, and more. This commitment has endured across administrations and political parties. Yet today, flat funding, rising demand, and workforce instability threaten the very services survivors rely on to heal, rebuild, and seek justice. No survivor should be left waiting, and we cannot risk losing what generations have fought to build.

Pennsylvania’s rape crisis centers need a $12.5 million increase in funding to stabilize and sustain sexual assault prevention and response in the Commonwealth. Two actions are essential:

  • Governor Shapiro, we respectfully urge you to include a $12.5 million increase to the Department of Human Services (DHS) rape crisis line item in your proposed 2026–27 budget.
  • The Pennsylvania General Assembly, you must support and pass a budget that includes a $12.5M increase to the DHS rape crisis line item.

This historic investment is not optional, and without a funding increase it our state risks falling short of ensuring survivors have the care and support they deserve.

Flat Funding Has Functioned as a Cut, and a $250,000 Increase Cannot Fix It 

Since 2021, Pennsylvania’s rape crisis centers have been funded at $11.92 million, despite skyrocketing costs of wages, insurance, utilities, transportation, and other essential operating costs.

While the $250,000 increase for FY 2025-2026 is appreciated, it amounts to just $5,300 per center. This level of funding does not cover even a single monthly utility bill or therapy for one survivor.  This is not enough to hire a full-time advocate, cover rising insurance premiums, or close service gaps. Simply put, a $250,000 increase is neither a solution to the growing needs of programs nor enough to offset stagnant funding. Every year, flat funding has been equal to a budget cut, forcing centers to stretch already-thin resources even further as inflation and demand rise.

Workforce instability harms every survivor these programs seek to serve.

The Human Reality Behind the Numbers 

Behind every data point is a Pennsylvanian whose life has been changed by sexual abuse, assault, and harassment.

In FY2024–2025, Pennsylvania’s rape crisis centers served 25,214 people, 19,362 adults and 5,852 children, providing trauma-informed support when it was needed most. That same year, survivors received 119,335 hours of therapy, including 88,619 hours for adults and 30,716 hours for children.

If every Pennsylvania lawmaker met with a fraction of the survivors we saw, you each would have provided services to 67 new survivors in just one year.

More than 17,000 Pennsylvanians called rape crisis hotlines last year because they had nowhere else to turn. That means that a survivor reached out for help every 30 minutes last year. To put that in perspective, the Governor’s phone line would ring 48 times a day, every day, for an entire year.

Yet even as demand continues to grow, flat funding has reduced the system’s ability to respond. Last year alone, staffing cuts at rape crisis centers in Lebanon and Schuylkill Counties meant:

  • 242 survivors were never reached
  • 2,310 hours of therapy were lost
  • 3,750 children and community members lost opportunities for prevention and education training

When funding falls behind, survivors pay the price. They pay with longer wait times, fewer options, and lost opportunities for healing.

Our Request 

We respectfully urge you, Governor Shapiro, and the Pennsylvania General Assembly, to approve a $12.5 million increase to the Rape Crisis line item to bring our total request to $25,271,000 in the upcoming state budget.

A $12.5 million investment will allow Pennsylvania’s rape crisis centers to:

  • Restore therapy hours lost to staffing cuts and reduce wait times for survivors
  • Ensure 24/7 hotline coverage statewide, so no call for help goes unanswered
  • Maintain medical and legal accompaniment for survivors navigating hospitals and courts
  • Expand prevention education to reduce future harm and long-term costs
  • Meet rising demand from adults, children, students, and families across all 67 counties
  • Stabilize and retain a highly trained workforce by offering competitive, sustainable wages

This request reflects the actual cost of providing lifesaving, trauma-informed services at the scale Pennsylvanians need.

Our Commitment 

Every name signed to this letter represents a promise already being kept. A promise to stand by, support, and protect survivors.

Across Pennsylvania, advocates answer phones in the middle of the night. They sit beside survivors in emergency rooms. They walk with children and families through unimaginable pain. They hold space for healing that cannot wait, and unfortunately, they do so while knowing that the system supporting them grows weaker each year.

Survivors have shown extraordinary courage by reaching out, telling their stories, asking for help, and choosing healing even when it feels impossible. Advocates and counselors show equal courage by showing up, again and again, often at personal cost, to ensure no one must face trauma alone.

We will continue to stand with survivors. We will continue to answer the call. But we cannot continue to do this work with shrinking resources while the need grows louder and more urgent every day.

This moment calls for leadership that meets courage with action.

Governor Shapiro, Pennsylvania has an opportunity to affirm what we believe as a Commonwealth: that survivors matter, that safety and dignity are non-negotiable, and that healing should never be delayed because of funding.

We ask you to stand with the 25,000 Pennsylvanians who took the brave step of seeking support last year, and the countless others who will seek support tomorrow. With your strong leadership, we can ensure that when a survivor asks for help, the answer is not a busy signal, not a waiting list, and not silence, but a steady voice saying, “You are not alone.”

The Undersigned Survivor Advocates and Community Organizations

Adams County
Melissa J. Powers, Head Librarian

Allegheny County
A. Fortson
Aimee Douglass
Alexis Landram, LPC
Amy Yurkovich
Angela Campbell
Angela Mediate
Anna Wise
Arlene Wolk
Asha Edson
Ashley Brown Co-Founder of Serpent Reclamation
Audra Mitchell, Board President, Pittsburgh Action Against Rape (PAAR)
Barbara McElhany
Barbara Schock
Bernie Colbert (Educator – Pittsburgh Action Against Rape
Beth A. Docherty
Bonnie McGill
Bridget McCoy
Campbell Konrad – previous PAAR client
Christina Rampelt
Christine Bryan
Ciora Thomas
Daniel Gardner
Danielle Jackson Thorn
DeAnna Srock
Denise Colbert
Dominic Pinto
Douglas L. Graham
Emma S.
Erin Hosfield
Erin Kelly
Gail Brown
Heather Derby, PAAR clinical intern
Heather Hibala-Flora
Hilary Kay Ballard – Director of Development & Marketing – Pittsburgh Action Against Rape
Isabella Pressley, RN
James C. Kirsch, Business Agent, Steamfitters Local 449
Jeff Semke
Jeff Simmons Carnegie Mellon University Football (Coach)
Jen Roupe
Jennifer Norton
Jesse Busch
Judy Ruszkowski
Katie Van Ness, PAAR
Kelsey Leigh
Kim Kenseth
Lauren Courtright
Linda Monin
Lisa C. Kadlecik
Liz Miller
Madeleine Barnes
Maria Z. Gardner
Marisa mathews
Mary Weaver
Megan Schroeder
Meira gumerman
Melissa Moore
Michael Lain, LAPC, NCC
Michael P Jeffrey
Michele Gittleman
Mikayla Bukowski
Morgan Rose
Nancy Crouthamel
Nick Coleman, Advocate, Pittsburgh Action Against Rape
Nick S – PAAR Volunteer
Noah Rodriguez
Paul Campbell – PAAR Board Member
Peyton Kondis
Pittsburgh Action Against Rape
Rebecca Graban
Ryan Larsen
Sarah Bailey, Pittsburgh Action Against Rape Board Member
Sarah Zecchini
Savannah Stewart
Shanena Lewis
Shannon Lamb PAAR Volunteer
Shannon Porter
Sherry Jo Matt
Summer Eckhart
Susan Ferline
Sydney Leichliter
Tess Carroll

Armstrong County
Jennifer Blatz
Karen L Wojcik

Beaver County
R. Darlene Thomas, Executive Director, Women’s Center of Beaver County

Berks County
Alicia Fry
Amber Putt
Amelia Rivera, Reiki Shamanic Practioner
Ashley Moyer
Ashton Dinkel
Cathy Carl
Diana Hernandez Vojtasek
Elizabeth Deczynski
Erica Marie Caceres
Gregory Zawilla
Heather Adams
James Durham, Director of Housing at Safe Berks
Jill Glose, Executive Director at Family Promise of Berks County
Kourtney Bernecker
Nate Rothermel
Rachael Romig
Ronald M Rutkowski
Safe Berks
SafeBerks
Stacey Reilly, Chief Program Officer at Safe Berks

Bradford County
Codie Sauers
Sheriff Clinton J. Walters

Bucks County
Clarissa
Karen Maloney
Kate Coffey Director of Campus Advocacy, Prevention, and Education at Holy Family University
Pauline Boyle

Butler County
Chelsae Youkers
Danielle Fannin, VOICE President of Board of Directors
Elizabeth Painter
Jaime English

Cambria County
Mary Ellen Smith

Cameron County
Denise Michalowski / CAPSEA, Inc.
JoAnne (Billie Jo) Weyant, Executive Director of Citizens Against Physical, Sexual, and Emotional Abuse, Inc. (CAPSEA, Inc.)
Katie Geci, Director of Finance & Program Strategy – CAPSEA, Inc.

Carbon County
Victoria Wrigley, Director of the Lehigh Valley Justice Institute at United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley

Centre County
Arize Federal Credit Union
Centre Safe
Centre Safe
Desiree Sheran, RN, SANE-A, SANE-P
District Attorney Bernie Cantorna
Dyani Ratchford, Physician Assistant
Jason Moser, Centre County Controller
Krista Shawley, Director of Residential Services, Centre Safe
Laura Shadle
Office of State Representative Scott Conklin, 77th Legislative District
Rev. Evelyn Wald, Ordained Lutheran minister
Rhonda Nicolas – Centre Safe, Member of Board of Directors
Roselyn Costantino
Shelley Wilk
Sheriff Bryan Sampsel
St. Mark Lutheran Church
Tracy McKinley
YMCA of Centre County

Chester County
Amy Callahan, System Director, Nursing Administration, Nursing Education and Professional Practice, Main Line Health
Amy Walker Eckert
Amy Walker Eckert
Annemarie Dallago RN
BELFOR Property Restoration
Borough Of Kennett Square
Chester County Commissioner Josh Maxwell
Chester County District Attorney’s Officwe
Chester County Government (Commissioner Eric Roe)
County of Chester
D Preston
Dave Peterson
Helene Hennessy -sales
Marcy McGee, educator
Patrice Peterson
Rebecca J Belanger
Susan Brusco

Clarion County
Dr. Jennifer Bindernagel

Clinton County
Jenn Russell

Columbia County
Alyssa Schlichter
Betina Entzminger
Cassandra Smith
Christina Francis
Emily Kahn
Jessica Brittain

Crawford County
Ann Areson
Christine Norwood
Doris Foster
Heather Weibel
MARCIA METCALFE
Sarah Miller
Susan Wycoff

Cumberland County
Amanda Dakan
Barbara Sheaffer
Carol Gibbs
Courtland Murray
Deanna Dyer
Joyce Lukima
Legal Director
Megan Riesmeyer
Michelle Brode
Shannon Snyder, LPC

Dauphin County
Andrea Dearwechter
Catherine Lopez, USARET
Dot Latin
Gabriella Romeo
Jazmyne Quijano
Kate Sarsfield
Kelsey Reigle
Kristen Houser Rapp
Melissa Huffman
Molly O’Brien-Foelsch
Robena Spangler, Sr. Director
Safiya Thompson
Venus Malave
YWCA Greater Harrisburg

Delaware County
Allison Dezzi
Alyssa Berridge
Annemarie Dallago RN
April Kessler
Barry W VanRensler, Esquire
Carol MacLaughlin
CathyLynne Burns
Christina Dezzi. Self employed
Colleen Egan
Colleen Trainor BSN, RN SANE
Dana Walter
Dana Zaffiri, RN
Deborah Rafferty
Delaware County Victim Assistance Center
Denise Davies
Eileen Dolly-Radiology Technologist
Emma Eckman
Erin Dolinger
Frances Donohue
Giuseppina Karasavas
Hannah Fitzgerald
Heather Beurket, Clinical Education for ED/ICU
Heather Walter RN and SANE at Marcy Fitzgerald Hospital.
Jackie DellaVecchio
Jackie kretz
Jessica Weld
Johannah Bennett, LSW
Julie Dezzi
Julie Miller
Kelli Driscoll 
Kim Dwyer
Kim Marozzi 
Kimberly dizengoff
Lauren Kossler Restoration Counseling Services Clinician
Linda Sinex RN
Maryann Bright
Maureen carden
Natalie Angelini
Nicole Chisnall
Patti Hollenback
Patti Mattson
Rachel Ann Manzoni BSN, RN
Rachel Manzoni
RN at Trinity Health
Rose K Pucillo.. COORDINATOR SVU
Sammantha Bell – indivdual
Sarah Bowles
Sarah Marcelli
Shaquanna Slocumb
Sister Donna Watto, Religious Sister of Mercy
Stacey Rutland Merry Fitzgerald Hospital SANE coordinator
Stephanie Hinchey RN
Susan Malmstrom
Tara Irey
Timothy Hudak President, Chester Heights Borough Council
Valerie Gahagan
Veronica Richards Social Worker
Vincent J. Davalos, Esquire
Wendymarie Gejer, MD
Zabel Decker

Elk County
Amber Gerarge, CAPSEA, DV/SA counselor and legal advocate
Danielle SCHATZ Volunteer/ Board member of CAPSEA
Denise Michalowski / CAPSEA, Inc.
JoAnne (Billie Jo) Weyant, Executive Director of Citizens Against Physical, Sexual, and Emotional Abuse, Inc. (CAPSEA, Inc.)
Katie Geci, Director of Finance & Program Strategy – CAPSEA, Inc.
Paula Weyant
Tiffany Palmer, Sexual Assault Counselor Advocate with CAPSEA

Erie County
Kerrie Catalfu

Fayette County
Amy Swanson
Crime Victims’ Center of Fayette County

Forest County
J Brian Sherman

Fulton County
Jill Cline

Huntingdon County
Arize Federal Credit Union
Daryle Gracey-Yohn, MS, LPC, NCC
Sandra Wright

Jefferson County
Rachel J English

Lackawanna County
Anna Faramelli, Director of Advocacy & Services of WRC, Inc.
Ashlee Bagg
Beverly Ashmore
Brenda Kelly
Carol Jean
Debra Cosentino, Children’s Program Manager for Victims’ Intervention Program
Jeannine Luby, concerned citizen
Jennifer Dobreniecki
Jessica McGuigan
Kerry Browning, Office of Youth and Family Services
Marley’s Mission
maternal and family health
United Neighborhood Centers
United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania
WRC, Inc.

Lancaster County
Alice Yoder Lancaster County Commissioner
April Russell
Christine Riley-Anderson, Sr. Grants Manager YWCA Lancaster
Deborah Ann Shoemaker
Earldine V Tolbert
Isabel Castillo
Jill Heine
Mary Dreisbach
Mary Dreisbach- Social Work student @ Millersville University of Pennsylvania
Susan Knoll, Chief Mission Officer, YWCA Lancaster

Lawrence County
Alberto I. Gallardo, Therapist for ARISE of Lawrence Co.
Andrea Harnett
Arise
ARISE Board Member
Arise Lawrence County
David Silverman, Board Member Arise of Lawrence County
Joanna Nicholson
Stephanie Benincase

Lebanon County
Amaury Abreu
Lebanon Family Health Services
Seaneen Lockard
The Sexual Assault Resource & Counseling Center of Lebanon & Schuylkill Counties
Tyler Cox, LSW, CCM

Lehigh County
Victoria Wrigley, Director of the Lehigh Valley Justice Institute at United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley

Luzerne County
Action Together NEPA
Jennifer Morgan
Patrick Rushton
Tessa Kelly
Walter Kotula
McKean County
Shannon Franco

Mercer County
Aware, Inc
Billie Moyer
David Leyde, Treasurer, Aware Inc.
kayla jovenall counselor advocate AWARE inc.
Leah Sizer
Melissa Poling/Arise
Vanessa Phillips – Community Engagement& Outreach Specialist

Monroe County
Angela Byrne, Member Board of Directors of Safe Monroe
Cayce VanWhy
Dallas Keim
Deborah E. Boyle, CPA Safe Monroe / Women’s Resources of Monroe County, Inc. Treasurer, Board of Directors
JILL HOWELL
Lauren Peterson, Executive Director, Safe Monroe
Safe Monroe
Sarah Rispoli
Stefania Johnson
Tameko Patterson
Wendy Bentzoni Serfass, Detective Sergeant (retired)

Montgomery County
Amy Callahan, System Director, Nursing Administration, Nursing Education and Professional Practice, Main Line Health
Christine Riley-Anderson, Sr. Grants Manager YWCA Lancaster
Emily Cheramie Walz Commissioner, Ward 6 Cheltenham Township
Jeff Chirico, Cheltenham Township Commissioner
Jennifer Adams
Jennifer Hertzog
Judy Turetsky
Maryanne R Bednar
Rabbi Leah R. Berkowitz
Richard Vernick
Victim Services center volunteer

Northampton County
Precie Schroyer, Safe Monroe Board of Directors
Sharon Thomas
Victoria Wrigley, Director of the Lehigh Valley Justice Institute at United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley

Northumberland County
Jaime Lyn Bronson
Mae-Ling Kranz, CEO Transitions of PA

Perry County
Sheriff David A. Hammar, Perry County Sheriff’s Office

Philadelphia County
Alexandra Miller
Allery Elder
Amy Spiller Victim Services Coordinator
Angie Lewis
Anne Fillenwarth
Brittany Burke
Caitlin Mahoney
Callie Anderson
Catherine Fries
Cheryl D. Nelson
Gabriella Fontan, Esq.; Executive Director of WOAR-Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence
Georgia Michaels
Grace DiMartini
Gregory Bucceroni Victim-Survivor of Child Sex Trafficking Related Crimes 1976-1980
Hayley Jewett, Interpersonal Violence Prevention Program Coordinator, Temple University’s Wellness Resource Center
Isy Abraham-Raveson, Executive Director, YES!
Jennifer Sheppard
Jessica Quiroli
Kate Coffey Director of Campus Advocacy, Prevention, and Education at Holy Family University
Kate Ledwith, clinical social worker
Katherine Kelly
Kavi Shahnawaz
Kristen Reutlinger
Kyle Norton
LaQuesha Garland, CEO Aligned Impact Strategies Collective
Laura Nikkel-Dumyahn
Lindsay Cliver
Lindsey Vernick
Lisa Gratzinger
Lt John Hewitt, Philadelphia Police Dept. Special Victims Unit
Lynette Lazarus
Lynn A. Marks
Mary Catherine McBride
Mary McAndrews
Megan Schafroth Doty
Melissa McDermott
Merrily Williams
Molly Russakoff & Joseph Ankenbrand, co-owners Molly’s Books & Records
Monica Burns
Nadine Blackwell ,R.N.,MS-LVT
Nadiyah B
Natalie Carroll
Olivia Harris
Philadelphia Children’s Alliance
Rachel Daly
Sarah Byker James
Sarah Culbertson of Sarah Tremain
Sarah Pinkerton School Counselor
Sharon Coyne
Sierra Paxson
Social worker /Service Coordinator
Stephanie Noblit
Susan Graham
Suzi Nash
Tara Patrick Taylor; Tara Patrick Taylor Inc., Infinite Psychological Services
Tatiana Greendlinger
Valeriya Spektor
Victoria Alfred-Levow, Women Against Abuse
Women’s Law Project

Pike County
Alexis Tejeda
Daniel John Conklin; Counselor/Advocate for Victims’ Intervention Program
Debra Cosentino, Children’s Program Manager for Victims’ Intervention Program
Hope Casteline, Child Counselor Advocare for Victims’ Intervention Program
Kati Fay – Direct Services Supervisor at Victims’ Intervention Program
Kaylynne Doran Housing Specialist for VIP
Matthew M. Osterberg, Chairman Ronald R. Schmalzle, Vice Chairman Christa L. Caceres, Commissioner
Randi Bannon, Executive Director of Victims’ Intervention Program
Stephanie Uhranowsky

Potter County
Elma Save my Board member for A Way Out
Erin Andrews, BSW Board of Directors for “A Way Out”
Kaitlynn Hoffman, Legal Advocate at A Way Out
Kyle Popovich DV/SA Counselor
Lucinda Weakland, Admin. Asst./ Training Support for A Way Out
Michele Boden@ A Way Out

Schuylkill County
Chief Michael Hobbs – Tamaqua Police Department
Kate Zimmerman
Mikaela Gavaletz Vice Chair SARCC Lebanon & Schuylkill
None. Adult survivor of sexual abuse when I was a child.
Tamaqua Area Community Partnership
The Sexual Assault Resource & Counseling Center of Lebanon & Schuylkill Counties

Snyder County
Mae-Ling Kranz, CEO Transitions of PA
Wynn Phillips, Director of Violence Prevention & Office on Violence Against Women Campus Grant Project Director at Susquehanna University

Sullivan County
Bethany Lambert
Jeffrey Jordan
Malachi Savage, Fiscal Coordinator for Sullivan County Victim Services
Mark Roinick, Director, Sullivan County Human Services and Housing Authority
Scott Myers, Sullivan County Commissioner
Sullivan County Victim Services
Sullivan County Victim Services

Susquehanna County
Anna Faramelli, Director of Advocacy & Services of WRC, Inc.
Heather Simons
Jessica Adams
Robert McNamara Susquehanna County Commissioner
United Way of Susquehanna County

Union County
Mae-Ling Kranz, CEO Transitions of PA

Venango County
Sheriff Eric Foy

Warren County
Andrew Cauley, LSW
Ashley Spicer
Cody Brown, District Attorney
Daniel Glotz, Warren County Commissioner
Danielle Hamm
Dannielle Fickenworth
Erin Wallace, A Safe Place, Board Chair
Gary L. Weber – Superintendent Warren County School District
Jennifer Hannold Warren Co. Crime Victims’ Program, PA
Jordan Williams with JC Doula Services
Krystal Haenel, RN
Lindsay Oswalt
Michael D. Boyd, board member for A Safe Place (Warren, PA)
Michael Philhower, MSW, LCSW, CEO Sunrise Collaborative LLC
Nancy Birt- Warren County Crime Victims’ Advocate
Nancy Birt- Warren County Crime Victims’ Program
Phyllis Wright, past board member of A Safe Place, Warren County
Sheriff Scott J. Neiswonger
Tammy Bimber, Forensic Nurse, Wellness & Forensic Center
Youngsville Police Department, Chief Todd Mineweaser
Zonta Club of Warren, PA

Wayne County
Carol Kneier
Christopher M Rosler Wayne County Pa. Sheriff
Dana Scott Trust Mortgage. Business owner
Daniel John Conklin; Counselor/Advocate for Victims’ Intervention Program
David Mazzenga, Grant Writer/Office Coordinator–Victims’ Intervention Program
Debra Cosentino, Children’s Program Manager for Victims’ Intervention Program
Diane Yaddow
Hope Casteline, Child Counselor Advocare for Victims’ Intervention Program
Katheryne Hait, Executive Director at Wayne Pike Workforce Alliance
Kathleen McKenna
Randi Bannon, Executive Director of Victims’ Intervention Program
Shelley L. Robinson, First Assistant District Attorney,
Tina M. Hoehn
Wyley Proctor

Westmoreland County
Albert Thiel, Higher Education
Alexandra Beatty
Blackburn Center
Brandi Brukner
Cara Palmiere
Cassandra Ellson
Eleonora Marsili Housing advocate for Blackburn Center
Emily Wano
Erin Pohland
Gayle F. Pamerleau, LCSW, College Counseling Center director
Heather Fazio/Clinical Counseling Supervisor M.Ed, mother of a survivor
Jennifer Miller Chief Executive Officer Westmoreland County Food Bank, Inc.
Jessica Brown
Jodi Barnhart
Julie Ankrum
Julie Cawoski
Kathryn McCormick
Kim Woodley
Kimberly Fox
Kristin Malone-Bodair, Education/Outreach Program Manager/Blackburn Center
Lacey Williams
Lauren Swaney, LSW
Mont and Carolyn Holland
Rachel Romac
Renee Reitz
Rhonda L Whitsel
Ricardo Marsili Professional Counselor
Robert W. Errett, MBA
Rose Rosenburg
Sara Hunter-Campbell, Shelter Program Manager
Shannon Mayo
Susan Greenberg, Ph.D.
Tiffany Potts

Wyoming County
Krystle Yurchak
Sheriff Robert L. Roberts

York County
Amy Bitner
Michelle Kern, Safe Schools Coordinator

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