Trisha Marty

Operates as a state chartered commercial bank

The James V Brown Library is a historic public library established in 1907 through the philanthropy of lumber baron James Vanduzee Brown. Governed by a nine-member board of trustees, it serves Williamsport and Lycoming County as part of the Lycoming County Library System and the North Central Library District. The private company is based in Williamsport. The library operates Monday through Saturday and offers resources including books, DVDs, audiobooks, music CDs, graphic novels, local history archives, and specialized collections such as Spanish materials and juvenile toys. The multi-floor facility includes amenities like elevators, a garden, lactation room, play areas, public computers, reservable meeting and study rooms, and self-checkout stations. Services include outreach via three mobile vehicles serving rural and underserved communities, interlibrary loans, VHS to DVD conversion, Wi-Fi hotspot rentals, photocopying, printing, and passport photo services. The library supports equity, diversity, and inclusion, and maintains a community presence through volunteer opportunities and the Friends of the Library Association. It also offers digital archives, local newspaper collections, and special historical projects.

River Valley Transit Authority (RVTA), also known as River Valley Transit, provides public transportation services in Williamsport and the surrounding Lycoming and Clinton counties. The private company is based in Williamsport, PA. RVTA operates fixed-route bus services connecting local destinations such as colleges, medical centers, commercial areas, and downtown locations, with routes including the Downtown Connector–Wegmans and Tri-Town Connector–Muncy Montgomery. The fleet is fully wheelchair accessible, and RVTA offers complementary paratransit service (RVTA Plus) for ADA-eligible individuals who cannot use fixed-route buses, providing curb-to-curb transportation within designated areas. The authority supports various rider groups with fare discounts for seniors, youth, disabled persons, and free rides for full-time college students. Payment options include coins, tokens, passes, and a mobile app for real-time bus tracking and mobile fare payment. Rider resources such as route alerts, schedules, fare information, and rider conduct policies are available. Administrative offices operate weekdays, and the transit centre offers extended hours including Saturdays. Additional services include advertising opportunities on buses and the Michael Ross Event Center for business meetings. RVTA communicates updates, promotions, and employment opportunities through its website and social media channels.

Functions as a College/University

The Williamsport Area School District Education Foundation (WASDEF) is a nonprofit affiliate of the Williamsport Area School District that supports educational innovation, the arts, athletics, and scholarships. WASDEF has managed community-driven capital projects, including the restoration and modernization of the Williamsport Area High School athletic complex and the creation of the Legacy Garden. The private company is based in Williamsport. WASDEF is governed by a 20-member volunteer board and facilitates charitable giving, permanent legacies, and donor engagement to provide financial resources for student learning and teacher initiatives across the district. The foundation administers over 120 scholarship and award funds, distributing more than $80,000 annually to graduating students, and supports programs such as Trout in the Classroom, esports, and artist-in-residence initiatives. The foundation manages assets exceeding $3 million, with annual revenues around $360,000 and grants totaling approximately $167,000 for the 2024-2025 period, impacting over 4,100 students. It offers various giving options, emphasizes transparency and stewardship, honors distinguished alumni, and organizes community events to celebrate educators and raise funds.

Operates as an airport