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Alerts and Notifications

When an incident or emergency occurs, authorized senders will instantly notify you using AlertPA. Your personal connection to real-time updates and instructions on where to go, what to do and other important information.  Learn more...


TIP Submission

Please report criminal/terrorist tips immediately to:
1-888-292-1919 or fill out the Pennsylvania State Police online tip submission form. If it is an immediate threat please call 911 or your local law enforcement. Your partnership is instrumental to our success.

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Pennsylvania Pursuits

Pennsylvania Pursuits is our homegrown travel magazine, dedicated to the exploration of the State of Independence. More than 150,000 people all over the world already subscribe to Pursuits, and more than 90 percent of them say it's an important part of their getaway dreams and plans. We'd say that makes it pretty popular. And better still, it's FREE!

Experience some of Pennsylvania's best roadtrips, outdoor escapes, off-the-beaten-path small towns, big-city adventures, festivals, and more. Sign up

Packed with spectacular color photography, maps, “If You Go” information and fun, informative stories, Pursuits will inspire you to pack your bags for Pennsylvania. Subscribe today and get one step closer to the getaway you've always dreamed of!

         Pennsylvania Tourism Office  
 

Pennsylvania Pursuits

Pennsylvania Pursuits is our homegrown travel magazine, dedicated to the exploration of the State of Independence. More than 150,000 people all over the world already subscribe to Pursuits, and more than 90 percent of them say it's an important part of their getaway dreams and plans. We'd say that makes it pretty popular. And better still, it's FREE!

Experience some of Pennsylvania's best roadtrips, outdoor escapes, off-the-beaten-path small towns, big-city adventures, festivals, and more. Sign up

Packed with spectacular color photography, maps, “If You Go” information and fun, informative stories, Pursuits will inspire you to pack your bags for Pennsylvania. Subscribe today and get one step closer to the getaway you've always dreamed of!

     About Pennsylvania

Nickname: Keystone State
Of the original 13 American colonies, six were above Pennsylvania and six were below. Pennsylvania’s strength held the colonies together like “keystone” of an arch.

Meaning: Penn’s Woods
Pennsylvania was named after Admiral William Penn’s father.

Historical Facts:

  • The Declaration of Independence and Constitution were both written in Philadelphia.
  • York, Pennsylvania was the first capital of the United States.
  • Betsy Ross made the first contemporary American flag in Philadelphia.

State Motto: Virtue, Liberty, Independence

 

 

  State Animal:
White Tail Deer
  State Fish:
Brook Trout
  State Insect:
Fire Fly
  State Flower:
Mountain Laurel
  State Tree:
Hemlock
  State Beverage:
Milk

     About Pennsylvania

Nickname: Keystone State
Of the original 13 American colonies, six were above Pennsylvania and six were below. Pennsylvania’s strength held the colonies together like “keystone” of an arch.

Meaning: Penn’s Woods
Pennsylvania was named after Admiral William Penn’s father.

Historical Facts:

  • The Declaration of Independence and Constitution were both written in Philadelphia.
  • York, Pennsylvania was the first capital of the United States.
  • Betsy Ross made the first contemporary American flag in Philadelphia.

State Motto: Virtue, Liberty, Independence

 

 

  State Animal:
White Tail Deer
  State Fish:
Brook Trout
  State Insect:
Fire Fly
  State Flower:
Mountain Laurel
  State Tree:
Hemlock
  State Beverage:
Milk

    

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