The League of Women Voters of Warren County has released its updated 2025 Government Directory, a resource designed to help local residents stay informed and engaged with their government representatives.

Available now at www.lwvwc.org, the eight-page directory includes contact information and listings for elected officials across multiple levels of government — from the U.S. federal and Pennsylvania state governments to Warren County Courthouse officials, school board members, and municipal leaders in townships and boroughs throughout the county.

Printed versions of the directory are also available for public use at Warren County libraries.

The directory was compiled by league volunteer Sally Eaton, with assistance from the Warren County Planning and Zoning Office. It serves as a guide for civic engagement, making it easier for residents to identify and reach out to the officials who represent them at every level of government.

“This is a vital resource for empowering voters and strengthening community connections with public officials,” said Phyllis Wright, spokesperson for the League of Women Voters of Warren County.

The project is funded by the Sally Sokolski Memorial Fund of the Community Foundation of Warren County.