is the number to call for anything related to your Pennsylvania EPPICard™. Write that number down in your telephone book. It is also printed on the back of your Pennsylvania EPPICard™. If you are calling from a location outside of the US please call 1-801-933-8542 collect..

In August, 2004, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania implemented the new EPPICard™ program. Custodial parents can now access their payments online using a MasterCard® debit card. Your payments are automatically loaded onto the card and you can go to millions of MasterCard® ATM and retailer locations in Pennsylvania and around the world to make purchases or receive cash.

Simply call the EPPICard™ Customer Service line at 800-304-1669 to activate the card. This phone number is on the back of your new card. You will be asked to choose a PIN to activate your card. After this phone call is completed your card will be ready to use to make purchases or to withdraw cash.

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If you have any questions about how the study works, contact the Abt Associates Project Director, Bonnie Randall, toll-free at 1-866-710-9996. If you think that you have been harmed as a result of this study, contact CDC: Dr. James Jones at (404) 639-1412. If you have questions about your rights as a participant in this research study, please contact the office of CDC's Deputy Associate Director for Science, toll-free, at 1-800-584-8814.

The Commission on Athletics governs athletes at California Community Colleges. You can request further information by calling (916) 444-1600, or via email at info@coasports.org

We're sorry, but AgMap is currently only available for Pennsylvania businesses. This is due to the funding we receive from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. In the future, we do plan to expand our site to include business outside of the state. Please keep checking back for updates.

The Pennsylvania High-Speed Maglev project is an approximately 54-mile maglev line connecting Pittsburgh International Airport, Downtown Pittsburgh and Monroeville and Greensburg, Pennsylvania, with multi-modal stations at these locations. The entire trip, from the Airport to Greensburg, would take approximately 35 minutes including stops. The $3.7 billion project is estimated to generate up to 10,000 temporary jobs and approximately 1,000 permanent jobs in the region.

If you decide you do not want a card, you may have your funds direct deposited into a personal bank account. If you want to use the direct deposit option, contact you local Domestic Relations office or Pennsylvania SCDU. Either location will provide the appropriate form for you to complete. Completed Direct Deposit forms must be sent to PA SCDU for processing.

Please visit Vitalrec.com for information on obtaining vital records from other Pennsylvania counties.

Pennsylvania's Do Not Call list is a list of citizens who do not want to receive telemarketing calls in their homes or on their wireless phones. Pennsylvania residents can avoid telemarketing calls by registering their name, addresses and telephone numbers on the Do Not Call list. Telemarketers are prohibited from placing sales calls to any phone numbers on this list. Under Pennsylvania law, Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett oversees the list.

Students who earn their Master's and/or Doctoral degrees will be alumni of the University of Pennsylvania and the Graduate School of Education.

PPC is a children's advocacy organization, advancing government policies that improve the health, early education, and well-being of Pennsylvania's children.