The Delaware Valley Trusts Advantage: Managed Risk. Collective Rewards.
When it comes to selecting health, workers’ compensation, or property and liability insurance, public entities need stability and superior coverage at the lowest responsible cost. At the Delaware Valley Trusts we understand. Our members enjoy stable rates that defy insurance industry trends while taking advantage of comprehensive benefits, cash dividends, rate credits, multi-trust discounts, superior member service, and a wide array of exclusive value-added services.
Let us manage your risk while you realize the rewards.
In partnership with the Pennsylvania State Association of Boroughs, the Delaware Valley Property & Liability Trust (DVPLT) is pleased to reimburse members (limit two per member entity) for the following course:
Municipal Police Department Supervision and Oversight
Tuesday, May 20, 2025
9:00 am to 3:30 pm
Location: Delaware Valley Trusts, 719 Dresher Road, Horsham, PA 19044
Description: Operating a police department is one of the most important and costly services provided by local governments. More than ever elected and appointed officials are facing questions about increased costs and the demand for services. There is no better time than the present for local governments to evaluate how they supervise their police force. This course will provide an overview of the legal framework in which police departments work in PA and present an overview of the elements necessary for an effective police department operation. Topic overview: organization, structure and costs associated with police operations, review of effective policies and procedures, the police hiring process and the role of elected officials in this process, high risk critical tasks and review of recent cases. Attorney Christopher P. Gerber, with the law firm of Siana Law, will explain where to start, along with former Police Captain Ashley Heiberger who will review best practices in policy and operations to help you reduce the risk of liability for your municipality.
Cost: $150/PSAB members and $200/non-PSAB members. Morning refreshments and lunch are included. You must register directly with PSAB (see below).
Steps for Registration and Reimbursement
Property & Liability Trust (DVPLT) members should first contact the Delaware Valley Trusts to confirm availability by e-mailing training@dvtrusts.com or by calling 267-803-5720. Register directly with PSAB by visiting training.boroughs.org. After completing the course, forward proof of completion and payment to training@dvtrusts.com. Upon approval, Delaware Valley Trusts will issue a reimbursement check (up to two per member entity).Open to Property & Liability (DVPLT) and Workers’ Comp (DVWCT) members at no cost.
This course explores the multigenerational workplace as a key competency for today’s leaders. It provides useful information about the characteristics, core values, communication preferences, learning styles and motivational messages for each generation. For organizations to succeed, leaders must become more effective at managing diverse employees spanning multiple generations. The information contained in this course is meant to help individuals better understand the multi-generational complexities of today’s workplace.
Open to DVWCT and DVPLT Members at no cost.
This training satisfies the requirements of Penn DOT Pub. 408, Sec. 901 related to minimum competencies for work zone flaggers and other road workers. Topics covered include fundamentals of temporary traffic control, project planning, personal protective equipment, placement of traffic control devices, use of shadow vehicles and proper flagging techniques. Attendees who pass the final exam receive a certified flagger wallet card valid for three years. This course is approved for 3 Pa. DEP water/wastewater operator contact hours.
Delaware Valley Trusts
Open to DVWCT (Workers’ Comp) and DVPLT (Property & Liability) members at no cost.
Safe work practices are most important in the prevention of injuries and fatalities. Understanding how external factors can influence work practices can help us focus our attention on specific actions and behaviors that will reduce risk. This course provides an understanding of how people work (human performance) and how incidents happen. Attendees will learn how to protect themselves from workplace hazards and how to maintain focus and work safely. This course is designed for all employees, providing a solid foundation in injury prevention. Managers and supervisors looking for leadership-specific training should consider the Safety Leadership for Managers and Supervisors course instead.
This virtual webinar is eligible for the Delaware Valley Health Trust $100 Health Education Incentive.
This virtual wellness presentation is partnering with the DVHT Health Center. The presentation will discuss diabetes with a focus on exercise, diet, hidden carbohydrates, and sugars.
Click on the following link to register: https://dvtrusts.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vHdi0p8SQRar_oivtrFqSQ
For more information on Health Trust Wellness incentives and reimbursements, click here (login required) or contact the Wellness Team at wellness@dvtrusts.com or call 267-803-5721.
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