Government of Pennsylvania

The Government of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is the governmental structure of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as established by the Pennsylvania Constitution. It is composed of three branches: executive, legislative and judicial. The state capital of Pennsylvania is Harrisburg.

Government of Pennsylvania

State Capitol

(DCED)

(OGC)

(DOC)

(PennDOT)

(DOS)

(DGS)

(DCNR)

(PEMA)

(DoBS)

(DEP)

(PSP)

(OIG)

(DHS)

(L&I)

(DMVA)

(OA)

(PDE)

(DDAP)

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Government of Pennsylvania

Government of Pennsylvania

Polity type

Constitution

Name

Type

Meeting place

Name

Presiding officer

Name

Presiding officer

Title

Currently

Appointer

Name

Leader

Deputy leader

Headquarters

Name

Courts

Chief judge

Seat

Department of Community and Economic Development

Department of Aging

Office of General Counsel

Department of Insurance

Department of Corrections

Department of Transportation

Department of State

Department of General Services

Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

Emergency Management Agency

Department of Health

Department of Banking and Securities

Office of the Budget

Department of Environmental Protection

Pennsylvania State Police

Office of Inspector General

Department of Human Services (formally Department of Public Welfare)

Department of Labor & Industry

Department of Agriculture

Department of Revenue

Department of Military and Veterans Affairs

Office of Administration

Department of Education

Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs

Elections in Pennsylvania

Law of Pennsylvania

Politics of Pennsylvania

PA.GOV

Pennsylvania General Assembly

Unified Judicial System of Pennsylvania

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania