Susan Baldrige

Led the county's only public health non-profit and elevated it's profile through projects, news coverage, podcasts and centralized leadership during the pandemic. Created the state's first and only Lead House, where families - whose children have been lead poisoned - can live together while their homes are being remediated. Started a program to give expectant mothers, who are struggling with addiction, a single clinic to receive all their services for themselves and their child at one location. Coordinated critical health information during the Pandemic.

Targeted financial fraud and wrongdoing in the community and reported deeply research results through both print and electronic media. Analyzed data to find trends and corruption. Single-handedly uncovered the opioid epidemic in the county and reported on an alarming rise in teen suicides related to social media. Annually won top writing and reporting awards from the Associated Press and the Pa. Newspapers Association. Twice won the the state's PICPA award for Truth in Finances.

Wrote speeches for the Secretary of Revenue, wrote press releases and produced monthly and annual reports for the department's statewide tax collection duties. Coordinated public service campaigns and promoted the state's lottery initiatives.