AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoPennDOT Safety Push: PennDOT, State Police and local departments will run a statewide aggressive-driving enforcement wave through Aug. 16, targeting speeding, reckless driving and tailgating—urging drivers to slow down and plan ahead. Road Upgrade for Travelers: A 62-mile stretch of U.S. 15 in Lycoming and Tioga counties is now designated as I-99, improving the route to New York (with a gap between Bellefonte and Williamsport marked by trail-blazing signs). Outdoor Stays in PA: Kentuck Campground at Ohiopyle State Park made The Dyrt’s “best places to camp” list, praised for its river setting and easy access to nearby trails and waterfalls. Cyclospora Watch: Cyclosporiasis cases are rising in the Pittsburgh region, with Pennsylvania reporting 45 confirmed cases in 2026; health officials say more illnesses may be linked as investigations continue. Airport Experience: Pittsburgh International Airport opened a new pre-security outdoor UPMC Terrace—an accessible greenspace meant to give travelers a calmer, nature-filled pause before flying. Local Tourism Funding: Erie County Gaming Revenue Authority awarded $214,121 in special events grants to groups including CorryFest and Union City Pride, supporting visitor-friendly community programming. Travel-Adjacent News: The State Department says the “Patriot Passport” commemorative passport will expand nationwide due to overwhelming demand, with appointments required at participating passport offices (including Pennsylvania).
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