Cumberland County, PA - Treasurer's Office

06/17/2026

📣 Exciting News from the Cumberland County Treasurer’s Office! 🐾

We are thrilled to share that our office has received the Outstanding Dog License Sale Achievement award from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement!

This recognition highlights our dedication to increasing dog license sales by 20% in the first half of the 2026 license year right here in Cumberland County.

Treasurer Isley was proud to accept this honor on behalf of our hardworking team at the annual County Treasurers Association of Pennsylvania convention today.

06/06/2026

Stop by the Cumberland County Treasurer’s table at the Summer Safety Fair — today from 11-2 at City Island 🐶 🦴 Learn about licensing your dog! we have Dog License applications, patriotic pup treats and temporary tattoos!

04/23/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 23, 2026

Cents of Unity: County Treasurers’ Association of PA Backs HB 2388

CARLISLE, Pa. – Cumberland County Treasurer Kaytee Isley today announced that the County Treasurers’ Association of Pennsylvania (CTAP) has formally adopted a resolution supporting House Bill 2388, the Pennsylvania Common Cents Act.

Treasurer Isley spearheaded the resolution during the Association’s seminar held in State College on April 22, 2026. The measure passed with bipartisan backing from county treasurers across the Commonwealth.

“This is a practical, common-sense solution to a real problem,” said Treasurer Isley. “The federal government has discontinued production of the penny, and Pennsylvania banks simply cannot supply them. County and municipal leaders are left trying to make exact change with coins we no longer have. HB 2388 lets us round cash transactions to the nearest nickel using a fair, balanced method that ensures gains and losses even out over time. I’m proud to have worked closely with State . Nate Davidson (D-103) on this legislation and grateful to my colleagues in the Association for their support.”

House Bill 2388, introduced by Representative Davidson, and referred to the House Commerce Committee, would authorize political subdivisions, Commonwealth agencies, municipal authorities, and public utilities to round face-to-face cash payments to the nearest nickel.

Under the bill:
• Amounts ending in 1, 2, 6, or 7 cents round down
• Amounts ending in 3, 4, 8, or 9 cents round up

All electronic payments, checks, debit cards, credit cards, and digital transactions remain unchanged. The change applies only to in-person physical legal tender transactions and is expected to produce a net financial impact that is de minimis.

“Taking initiative on this issue demonstrates the proactive role county treasurers play in solving everyday government challenges,” said Treasurer Isley, who also serves as a Trustee on the Association’s Executive Board. “We are proud to stand behind this legislation.”

03/30/2026

Treasurer Kaytee Isley's Letter to the Editor in Support of Senate Bill 1155 was published in the The Sentinel Newspaper on Saturday. See below & share your thoughts! ⬇️

https://cumberlink.com/opinion/letters/article_def0eb35-385a-4a67-bdce-4f5a0cfc94c0.html

In addition to my role in the county’s financial affairs, I’m blessed to interact directly with the residents of Cumberland County, helping them obtain small games of chance licenses, dog licenses, hunting and fishing licenses and more. The documentation required for each is prescribed by the Commonwealth, and many licenses call for similar credentials — proof of identity, residency and often citizenship.

In every case, my team and I strive to provide efficient, thoughtful and friendly service.

That’s why I was glad to see Sen. Rothman introduce SB 1155, a bill that would create efficiencies, increase convenience for many of the people I serve and expand voter access.

SB 1155 would make voter registration applications available when sportsmen and women obtain their hunting and fishing licenses through my office or another government agency. This makes logistical sense: these applicants are already presenting proof of identity, residency and citizenship.

My staff and I would be glad to provide this additional service to all eligible applicants!

Government should strive to increase efficiency and improve voter access. SB 1155 does both, and I’m proud to support it.

Kaytee Isley

Cumberland County Treasurer

In addition to my role in the county’s financial affairs, I’m blessed to interact directly with the residents of Cumberland County, helping them obtain small games of chance licenses, dog

03/24/2026

Fishing season is almost upon us! 🎣

03/17/2026

2026 Important Fishing Dates to Remember 🎣
• Saturday, March 28, 2026 - Statewide Mentored Youth Trout Day
• Saturday, April 4, 2026 - Statewide Trout Opening Day
• May 24 and July 4, 2026 - Fish-for-Free Days
• June 13, 2026 - Statewide Opening Day of Bass

Send a message to learn more

03/10/2026

Students in 1A welcomed a special guest this week! Mrs. Kaytee Isley, the Cumberland County Treasurer, came in to talk about her job and about the coins the class is learning about its math unit. 💰 Thank you for sharing, Mrs. Isley!

03/02/2026

Happy March !! A friendly reminder about March Madness Pools 🏀

Small Games of Chance licenses are issued through the County Treasurer's Office: https://www.cumberlandcountypa.gov/2302/Small-Games-of-Chance-License

02/24/2026

🚨Important info for nonprofits, fire companies, PTOs, churches, veterans groups & anyone running raffles or small games of chance in Pennsylvania! 🎟️💰

Cumberland County Treasurer Kaytee Isley (along with Kristyn Plowden from Liquor Control Enforcement and a special appearance by Senator Rothman) hosted an educational seminar on February 21, 2026, covering everything you need to know:
✅How to apply for a Small Games of Chance license
✅Raffle rules, prize limits ($35k weekly max, $2k per raffle prize), ticket requirements
✅Recordkeeping & compliance to stay out of trouble
✅What's allowed vs. prohibited (no casino nights or Texas hold'em!)
✅Answers to common questions about 50/50s, multi-county events, alcohol in raffles & more

Whether you're planning a fundraiser or just want to make sure you're doing things right, this seminar is for you! The full recorded session is now available on YouTube.

Watch here:

Small Games of Chance Educational Seminar on February 21, 2026 at Cumberland Valley 9th Grade Academy.

02/20/2026

Happy National Love Your Pet Day to all the dog lovers in Cumberland County!