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Pa. Fish & Boat Commission recruiting new class - Vimarsana News

Pa. Fish & Boat Commission recruiting new class

HARRISBURG — The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission is recruiting the 26th class of waterways conservation officer trainees.

Waterways Conservation Officer applications now open for Pa. residents - Vimarsana News

Waterways Conservation Officer applications now open for Pa. residents

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is currently hiring for the 26th class of Waterways Conservation Officer (WCO) trainees

Source: wtaj.com
Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission changes training to keep officers - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission changes training to keep officers

In recent years, the number of cadets dropping out of the class was higher than the agency liked, and changes are being implemented to slow the trend.

New Kensington native to patrol Ohio River as part of Fish & Boat Commission's newest officer class - Vimarsana News

New Kensington native to patrol Ohio River as part of Fish & Boat Commission's newest officer class

Tyler Balla knew he wanted a career in law enforcement when he was growing up in New Kensington. “My uncle was a police officer in St. Petersburg, Fla., and he was my buddy,” Balla said. “Every time he’d come home, he’d always tell law enforcement stories. He passed away from

Proposed new rules would be good for bowfishing, riverside residents [editorial] - Vimarsana News

Proposed new rules would be good for bowfishing, riverside residents [editorial]

THE ISSUE: “The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission wants to crack down on problems caused by nighttime bowfishing, which has become extremely popular on the lower Susquehanna River in recent