The Pennsylvania District Attorneys Institute has representation from Warren County.

Warren County District Attorney Rob Greene was appointed to the institute’s board of directors as of Tuesday.

Greene and Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer join the board of the organization which provides education and training for newly-elected district attorneys, assistant district attorneys, law enforcement officers, and victim service professionals.

“The Pennsylvania District Attorneys Institute works to provide prosecutors with the knowledge and skills they need to best serve the citizens of the commonwealth,” Butler County District Attorney and PDAI President Richard A. Goldinger said. “Our new board members will provide valuable input as we develop education and training programs to ensure integrity in the work of prosecutors and truth in the justice we seek.”

Greene has been district attorney since his election in 2014. “He is a founding member of the Warren County Children’s Advocacy Center, founder of the Warren County Drug Task Force Board, and founding member of the Warren County K-9 Fund Board,” according to a PDAI release. “Prior to becoming district attorney, he was a defense attorney for 12 years and served in the U.S. Army.”

“The PDAI is the educational and training arm of the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association, providing professional development and training for prosecutors, law enforcement and victim advocates,” according to the release. “In addition to training, the PDAI manages statewide programs to place PA MedReturn prescription drug drop-off boxes in communities and works with the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency to provide PA SAVIN, a statewide-automated victim notification service. The Institute was also instrumental in completing a three-year campaign in conjunction with several Pennsylvania-based insurance providers to provide naloxone to local police departments.”