Pennsylvania Municipal Electric Association

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We are an association of Pennsylvania boroughs that deliver electric power to our residents. We believe that there are three key elements to being a successful public power system: local control, reliability, and positive community impact. Residents of boroughs served by public power systems are able to exercise far more control over their electric service provider than those served by large utilities, and they know that in the event of outages, the response will be timely since it will be coordinated locally. Most importantly, we believe in being responsible members of the communities we serve. Our employees are part of the communities they serve, and are extraordinarily dedicated to providing the highest levels of service to their neighbors.

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Congratulations to Jaime Snyder, Borough of Hatfield - AMP's Rising Star Award Winner

As part of the People Moving Public Power Forward campaign in 2024, AMP is spotlighting Rising Stars — emerging leaders in Member communities and at AMP. The goal of the campaign is to highlight the dedication of a variety of individuals who work in AMP Member communities and at AMP, raise awareness of the many career opportunities available in public power and inspire the next generation of leaders.

AMP is pleased to announce its inaugural Rising Star — Jaime E. Snyder, MPA, CBO, Borough Manager for the Borough of Hatfield.

Jaime’s career is an inspiring example of dedication and growth within public power. She is a leader in her community and an advocate for public power.

“I feel a sense of pride in being a part of the public power community,” Jaime said. “Public power communities prioritize reliability, affordability and customer satisfaction while delivering electricity services to residents and businesses. Being part of an industry where you can provide a local service at the highest quality that personally impacts the lives of those in the community in a positive way is the greatest accomplishment.”