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Nov 12, 2026
Nov 27, 2026
21 Ft collared vessel for PA Fish and Boat Commission
Posted
Nov 12, 2026
Nov 27, 2026
Snow Plowing for Area 5 office building located at PA Fish and Boat Commission, Division of Fisheries Management Swiftwater, 2174 Route 611, Swiftwater, PA 18370.
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Harrisburg
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Dauphin
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1601 Elmerton Ave
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17110
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This agreement between the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (PGC and PFBC) and NICusA, Inc. establishes the terms for the provision of the Pennsylvania Automated Licensing Service (PALS) and related services. The contract has a term of ten years, commencing no later than February 19, 2020. Compensation is primarily based on a transaction fee not exceeding $0.97 per completed transaction, along with additional equipment lease rates and reimbursements for credit card sales. The agreement includes detailed service level agreements (SLAs) with associated liquidated damages, ownership rights for developed works, and comprehensive terms and conditions covering performance, payment, intellectual property, data security, and termination.
This document details an Option Agreement and subsequent Agreement of Sale for the Erie County Historical Society to grant a fishing access easement to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, via the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC). The option, initially for a nominal $1.00, allows the PFBC to acquire an easement on a specific tax parcel for public access to Elk Creek. The option was formally exercised on December 3, 2008, with a certified budget of $15,000 allocated for the acquisition. The agreement establishes a perpetual conservation easement with detailed terms and conditions for the preservation and public use of the designated area, including specific duties for the Optionor and rights for the PFBC.
This document outlines an Option Agreement between Garrett H. Drabert and Glenn Drabert (OPTIONOR) and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, acting through the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC), for the acquisition of a Fishing Access and Conservation Easement. The option, granted for $1.00, allows PFBC to acquire an easement on three tracts of land in Potter County for a consideration of $50,000. The option was exercised on August 14, 2023. The agreement details terms for property investigations, payment, closing procedures, and establishes a perpetual conservation easement for public fishing and boating access on the Allegheny River.
This document outlines an Option Agreement and subsequent Agreement of Sale for the acquisition of a Fishing Access and Conservation Easement by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) from the Young Men's Christian Association of Youngstown. The option, made on June 6, 2022, allowed the PFBC to acquire an easement on property containing a portion of Crooked Creek for $100,000. The PFBC exercised this option on February 1, 2023, committing to the purchase. The agreement details the terms for the option, the sale, and the perpetual conservation easement for public fishing and boating access.
This document outlines an Option Agreement, dated June 17, 2022, between Donald H. Hedstrom (Optionor) and the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) to acquire a Fishing Access and Conservation Easement on Hedstrom's property in Fairview Township, Erie County. The option was formally exercised on January 24, 2023, with a certified consideration of $14,000 for the easement, which the PFBC stipulates as its fair market value. The agreement details the terms for the acquisition and the subsequent perpetual conservation easement to allow public fishing and boating access.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
The meeting included staff and volunteer recognition and public comments regarding fisheries management, public access, and outreach programs. The commission reviewed and adopted various final and proposed rulemaking amendments concerning administrative procedures for appeals, public comment policies for virtual meetings, definitions related to boating, and general fishing regulations. Additionally, the commission approved several property easement acquisitions along Walnut Creek to enhance public access. Key fisheries designations were addressed, including the removal of a section of Yellow Breeches Creek from a special regulation program and updates to the lists of Class A wild trout and wild trout streams. The commission also received committee reports and held elections for the President and Vice President.
The Pennsylvania Wildlife Action Plan (2025-2035) serves as a comprehensive blueprint for conserving Pennsylvania's native fish and wildlife, maintaining resilient habitats, and protecting Species of Greatest Conservation Need. Developed collaboratively by the Pennsylvania Game Commission, Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, and conservation partners, the plan outlines strategies to guide species recovery and avoid endangerment by addressing key elements such as habitat protection, threat mitigation, and monitoring. This document, Chapter 8 on Public Participation, emphasizes fostering an informed citizenry and encouraging public input and engagement in wildlife management decisions and conservation initiatives for the plan's successful implementation.
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This 2025-2035 plan, developed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission and Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission, aims to conserve Pennsylvania's native fish and wildlife, maintain resilient habitats, and protect and enhance Species of Greatest Conservation Need (SGCN). It identifies 858 SGCN and outlines over 590 conservation actions across six primary goals, including active conservation, applying scientific research, contributing to range-wide conservation, strengthening state capacity, fostering partnerships, and inspiring public involvement. The plan specifically targets threats such as residential development, invasive species, energy production, pollution, agriculture, and climate change, with a vision for healthy, sustainable, and resilient wildlife populations and habitats.
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