Cumberland County PA

Current CPWS Board members: Back Row (L to R) Kenny Marshall, City Council Representative; Eddie Campbell, Chairman; Trent Ogilvie, Board Member; Front Row (L to R): Walker Vining, Vice Chairman; Shauna Pounders, Board Member. Each year CPWS releases an annual report detailing current state of affairs and finances. We are proud to have served you since 1939 and look forward to serving you many more. Local Accountability CPWS board meetings are advertised in advance and open to the public. CPWS’ electric policies and rate structure is regulated by the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). CPWS’ water rates are approved by the Columbia City Council with opportunities for public comment. CPWS is a long-term partner with the Maury County Chamber and Economic Alliance and the Middle TN Industrial Development Association. CPWS' water system gets its water directly from the beautiful Duck River.

UCP Central PA has a 69-year history of providing comprehensive and innovative services and supports for people across the lifespan with a wide variety of diagnoses and conditions. UCP Central PA empowers people of diverse abilities to live a meaningful life through innovative support and services. UCP Central PA provides services throughout Central Pennsylvania. Click or tap a county to see what services we offer. The members of UCP Central PA’s leadership team offer a diverse set of skills, talents, experience, and expertise. As President/CEO, Janeen is a passionate advocate for person-centered supports and services and believes that everyone, given appropriate supports, has the capacity to live a meaningful life. Janeen is the recipient of the Central Pennsylvania Business Journal’s Women of Influence Award for service to the community (2020) and the Ronald R. Bridget is responsible for developing sound operational strategies and systems to ensure delivery of Gold Standard services while also ensuring program sustainability and compliance with all regulatory guidelines.

The mission of South Central EMS is to meet the needs and exceed expectations for excellence in pre-hospital care and transportation by providing cost effective, response time sensitive, patient oriented care through our highly trained staff of professional, caring individuals. Dauphin County is the seat of government for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and our communities are all located in the Metropolitan Harrisburg area. In addition South Central EMS provides Advanced Life Support Service to Londonderry Township as well. All emergency coverage is provided 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. When the first station was built in 1975 the annual call volume had risen to 1,614. That original station has been demolished and rebuilt on the same grounds, at 5531 Poplar Street in Lower Paxton Township, directly behind the Paxtonia Firehouse, in order to better suit our increase in the amount of units within the fleet, due to the increase in call volume. The company continued to operate with a combination of paid personnel and volunteers, but the list of volunteers decreased steadily. Paid personnel out-numbered the volunteers by 1986, leading to another name change for the organization.

Proudly delivering services to over 20 Pennsylvania counties and surrounding states.

We are honored by each and every Award and Press Mention we receive and wholeheartedly believe our employees and managers earn these awards by following our Core Values. The Cumberland teams operate each and every day by our Core Values. Across our multiple locations in Middle Tennessee and Central / North East Florida we offer services to meet your needs.

Companies turn to Cumberland Group when their technology struggles under all the demands placed on it. How "whatever it takes" thinking became Cumberland Group. In 15 years, we’d become one of the Southeast’s largest privately held IT solutions providers. What we’re most excited about these days is the opportunity to pass that on, to do whatever it takes to prepare you for whatever’s next.