Emergency Proclamations by the Governor

Remnants of Tropical Storm Debby bring dangerous conditions, including flash and rivervine flooding.

On June 11, 2023, a tanker truck fire erupted underneath a northbound and southbound bridge on Interstate 95 in Philadelphia.

On Jan. 28, 2022, the Forbes Avenue Bridge collapsed in Pittsburgh. Multiple vehicles were on the bridge at the time of the collapse.

Civil disturbances emerging from peaceful protests have caused damage and destruction in Pennsylvania.

A winter event including snow, ice, and high winds with potential for significant adverse impacts through Pennsylvania.

Severe winter event expected to bring dangerous conditions including snow, ice, and flooding.

Walter Wallace Jr. died in a law enforcement-involved incident in Philadelphia. Civil disturbances pose an imminent threat to the public.

Hurricane Ida after-effects bring heavy rains and a serious threat of flash and riverine flooding to Pennsylvania.

George Floyd died in police custody in Minneapolis. Many protests remain peaceful, but some become dangerous.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) emerged in China and has spread to the U.S., creating a public health emergency.

A severe winter event is expected to cause dangerous winter weather conditions, including snow, ice, and flooding.