Officers
Sandra Conrad, CGA, President (E)
Littlestown Borough, Adams County
Amber Zwierzynski, President-Elect (W)
Ohio Township, Allegheny County
Amy Kane Perry, Vice President (E)
Wellsboro Borough, Tioga County
Julie Brooks, Treasurer (W)
Lewistown Borough, Mifflin County
Jennifer Brady, Secretary (E)
Mayberry Township, Montour County
Lisa Vallimont, CGA, Past President (W)
Summit Township, Erie County
Board
Board Members (Term Expires 2028)
Neil D. Vaughn, Pocopson Township, Chester County (E)
Melinda Roberts, Southwest Greensburg Borough, Westmoreland County (W)
Vacant
Board Members (Term Expires 2027)
Pam Henrichon, West Bradford Township, Chester County (E)
2 Vacant
Meet The Board Members
Amy Kane Perry
Amy Kane Perry is a graduate of Mansfield University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Administration. Currently, Amy is the Secretary-Treasurer for the Borough of Wellsboro in Tioga County. Amy has held the position of Secretary-Treasurer since November of 2020 and enjoys giving back to the community where she was raised. Amy resides with her husband, Tommy, in Middlebury Center. They have two grown children. Their son, Aidan, is a Staff Sargent in the United States Air Force, working as a fighter-jet maintainer, and resides with his wife in Ogden, Utah. Their daughter, Ana, and her fiancé reside in Wellsboro, where she works with individuals with intellectual barriers. Amy and Tommy enjoy traveling, visiitng family and restoring their vintage 1969 Airstream.
Sandra Conrad
Sandy Conrad is from Gettysburg, PA, and has served in the capacity of Secretary/Treasurer for the Borough of Littlestown since 2001. In addition to her Secretary/Treasurer duties, she also serves as the Borough’s IT administrator.
Throughout the years she has earned her AAS in Computer Network Systems, BA in Accounting, Certified Borough Official (CBO) through PSAB, and Certified Governmental Administrator (CGA) through PAMA. She is also currently working on obtaining her Certified Municipal Clerk certification (CMC) through IIMC.
Sandy also serves on many committees as an advisor for the Borough of Littlestown and serves as the Secretary to the Adams County Boroughs Association (ACBA).
Lisa Vallimont
Lisa has worked in local government for 26 years. She began her 20 plus year career at Greene Township as an office assistant. Lisa then spent 12 years as the zoning administrator before being elected Supervisor and appointed secretary. Following that, Lisa went to Girard Township and spent 2 ½ years there as secretary/zoning administrator. When a fellow secretary announced her retirement, she went to work a little closer to home as Secretary for Summit Township.
Lisa attended her first PAMA conference in 2014, was appointed to the board in 2021 and obtained her CGA designation in 2022. Lisa is PAMA’s newly appointed Secretary. She finds the education and networking at the conferences priceless.
When she is not working, Lisa and her husband enjoy spending time with their grandchildren, going to camp, and riding ATV’s.
Amber Zwierzynski
Amber moved to Ohio Township with her husband, who was a lifelong resident, in 2017. They were married in 2018 and have three dogs – Lulu, Winston, and Olive. Amber enjoys traveling, riding UTVs, camping, and spending time with her friends and family. She was born in West Virginia and raised in Ohio before moving to Pennsylvania as an adult. She attended the Community College of Allegheny County and obtained an Associate of Science in Accounting. Prior to her time in local government, Amber worked in an administrative role in the private sector.
Amber began her career as the Administrative Assistant for Ohio Township in February of 2022. Although she had no prior experience in local government, she chose to accept the position because she was a resident, and contributing to the continued success of her community was important to her. Amber wanted to be a positive influence on the decisions that directly affect residents, ensure that their voices are heard, and that their concerns are properly addressed.
Amber attended her first PAMA conference in the same year and she found it to be a wealth of knowledge for someone as inexperienced in their position as she was. Now, approaching her fourth conference, she realizes that this association is a valuable resource that directly influences her day-to-day tasks and provides her with a network of other individuals in the same types of administrative roles.
Julie Brooks
Julie manages grants and special projects for Bellefonte Borough and has worked across all areas of borough administration for the past two years. She just received her Certified Borough Official Designation from PSAB. Julie has also served Bellefonte Borough as the Assistant Superintendent of the Wastewater Treatment Plant and as the Public Works Assistant Superintendent. She previously worked at Penn State University, for the City of Lancaster, and for the PA Department of Environmental Protection Outreach Program, helping rural municipalities with planning, training, state regulations, and state funding.
Julie holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration and a certificate in Public Budget and Finance from Penn State University. With many years of experience in municipal operations across all areas, especially budget and long-range planning, she has strong expertise in water and wastewater utility management and in all borough and municipal operations. In addition to her professional responsibilities, Julie dedicates time to volunteering at and organizing community events in Bellefonte and leads a group focused on servant leadership studies, where she mentors new leaders.