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    County with most closures

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    Total Statewide Closures

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    This Month's Closures

    PEER Closures by County

    County Name Mar26 Apr26 May26 Total since July 2025
    Statewide 6,487 10,956 9,899 106,253
    Adams 24 42 33 305
    Allegheny 515 929 852 8,602
    Armstrong 36 43 30 460
    Beaver 112 141 144 1,427
    Bedford 22 40 45 281
    Berks 158 316 301 2,604
    Blair 97 120 109 1,104
    Bradford 22 41 32 295
    Bucks 102 241 195 1,947
    Butler 59 80 99 666
    Cambria 92 106 122 1,264
    Cameron * 0 * 0
    Carbon 25 47 41 420
    Centre 24 53 35 275
    Chester 85 128 137 1,291
    Clarion 22 29 21 271
    Clearfield 34 80 68 665
    Clinton * 11 * 86
    Columbia 25 60 39 404
    Crawford 41 74 60 577
    Cumberland 54 108 124 952
    Dauphin 143 337 321 2,624
    Delaware 190 387 404 3,923
    Elk 12 22 11 137
    Erie 162 255 243 2,411
    Fayette 137 197 193 1,888
    Forest * * * 11
    Franklin 70 116 96 938
    Fulton * 11 * 58
    Greene 36 54 42 474
    Huntingdon 25 34 31 262
    Indiana 51 72 57 671
    Jefferson 30 31 27 274
    Juniata * 12 * 57
    Lackawanna 137 246 198 2,103
    Lancaster 143 264 261 2,545
    Lawrence 77 98 76 886
    Lebanon 50 114 81 732
    Lehigh 177 351 320 2,609
    Luzerne 191 332 310 3,052
    Lycoming 66 90 94 821
    McKean 23 34 35 386
    Mercer 42 87 85 836
    Mifflin 16 47 30 304
    Monroe 105 135 142 1,260
    Montgomery 204 330 328 3,188
    Montour * 13 13 53
    Northampton 109 204 194 1,583
    Northumberland 77 112 66 978
    Perry 18 30 21 220
    Philadelphia 1,829 2,854 2,538 35,603
    Pike 17 45 31 314
    Potter * 13 * 72
    Schuylkill 87 199 147 1,496
    Snyder * 22 * 69
    Somerset 29 53 49 519
    Sullivan * * * 0
    Susquehanna 25 25 20 139
    Tioga 28 35 34 284
    Union 14 14 12 120
    Venango 41 61 41 537
    Warren 21 25 32 294
    Washington 101 157 133 1,554
    Wayne 21 43 37 323
    Westmoreland 188 287 267 2,551
    Wyoming * 16 12 95
    York 195 399 324 3,103