4-H Organizational Structure

The 4-H horse program includes the county horse clubs, 8 districts, a program advisory committee and a program development committee.

  • County 4-H Horse Clubs
  • 4-H Horse Districts (8)
  • 4-H Horse Program Advisory Committee
    • 10 Volunteers
    • 10 Extension Educators
  • 4-H Horse Program Development Committee
    • 6 Volunteers/Industry Representatives
    • 4 Extension Educators
    • 1 State 4-H Horse Show Manager
    • 3 Penn State University/Equine Extension Representatives
    • 1 Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Representative
  • Penn State Extension, College of Agricultural Sciences

Pennsylvania 4-H Horse Districts

One

  • Berks
  • Bucks
  • Chester
  • Delaware
  • Lehigh
  • Montgomery
  • Northampton
  • Philadelphia
  • Schuylkill

Two

  • Bradford
  • Carbon
  • Lackawanna
  • Luzerne
  • Monroe
  • Pike
  • Sullivan
  • Susquehanna
  • Wayne
  • Wyoming

Five

  • Centre
  • Clinton
  • Columbia
  • Juniata
  • Lycoming
  • Mifflin
  • Montour
  • Northumberland
  • Snyder
  • Tioga
  • Union

Six

  • Adams
  • Cumberland
  • Dauphin
  • Franklin
  • Lancaster
  • Lebanon
  • Perry
  • York

Seven

  • Bedford
  • Blair
  • Cambria
  • Fulton
  • Huntington
  • Somerset

Eight

  • Cameron
  • Clearfield
  • Elk
  • Jefferson
  • McKean
  • Potter

Nine

  • Clarion
  • Crawford
  • Erie
  • Forest
  • Lawrence
  • Mercer
  • Venango
  • Warren

Ten

  • Armstrong
  • Butler
  • Fayette
  • Indiana
  • Westmoreland

Eleven

  • Allegheny
  • Beaver
  • Greene
  • Washington

Revised February 7, 2014

For more information on the Pennsylvania 4-H Horse Program:

Contact your local Penn State Extension office or see the Pennsylvania 4-H Horse Program website.

Pennsylvania State 4-H Office

Pennsylvania State 4-H Office