Districts
Administratively PennDOT is divided into engineering districts to localize engineering and maintenance. The following is a table of the districts and their associated headquarters. The statewide headquarters for PennDOT is located in the Keystone Building in Harrisburg.
| District | Counties | Headquarters |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Erie County Crawford County |
Oil City |
| 2 | Cameron County Centre County |
Clearfield |
| 3 | Bradford County Columbia County |
Montoursville |
| 4 | Lackawanna County Luzerne County |
Dunmore |
| 5 | Berks County Carbon County |
Allentown |
| 6 | Bucks County Chester County |
King of Prussia |
| 8 | Adams County Cumberland County |
Harrisburg |
| 9 | Bedford County Blair County |
Hollidaysburg |
| 10 | Armstrong County Butler County |
Indiana |
| 11 | Allegheny County Beaver County |
Bridgeville |
| 12 | Greene County Fayette County |
Uniontown |
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