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COVID-19 Information Click Here 

The Tioga County Board of Commissioners fully supports Governor Wolf’s state-wide stay at home order.  We are very proud of the citizens of Tioga County for the great job they are doing to help neighbors and to prevent the spread of COVID-19.   Please click on the link below for more information on COVID-19 guidelines and updates.  By strictly following these guidelines, we can defeat this enemy before it reaches our hospitals.  Let’s all do our part to make Tioga County one of the least affected counties in the state.   

For immediate release 

Effective May 8, 2020

 County facilities will reopen to the public by appointment only 

With the recent guidance provided by the Governor’s office, County facilities will reopen to the public, by appointment only, on May 8, 2020.   The guidelines below will remain in effect until Tioga County restrictions are updated by Governor Wolf’s office.

A health check of all staff and visitors entering County facilities will be conducted.  In addition, all staff and visitors are required to wear cloth face coverings while in County facilities (refer to CDC guidelines) https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover.html

Vendors/contractors will be allowed to resume work in County facilities on an as needed basis, by appointment only.

The following Tioga County Departments will reopen to the public by appointment only. Visitors are encouraged to access services remotely where possible.  

The following County facilities will remain closed to the public:

Tioga County Prison

Tioga County Department of Emergency Services  

The Commissioners created a COVID-19 Task Force with several local health care professionals.  The goal is to closely monitor the situation, help fill needs where possible, and communicate to the public.  Visit the Task Force site on Facebook:  Tioga County PA Covid-19 Task Force  
As more information becomes available, we will issue updated information.

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Tioga County was formed on March 26, 1804 from parts of Lycoming County.   The name, derived from an Native American word meaning "the forks of a stream", honors the Tioga River.

Wellsboro, the county seat, lies just 12 miles east of the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon, one of state’s most spectacular natural attractions.  While you’re visiting the Canyon, be sure to enjoy the charming and historic appeal reflected by the town’s Victorian architecture, tree-lined streets, and old fashioned gas lights.