Former PennDOT employee accused of embezzling $33K
Crime. State Attorney General alleges Dingmans Ferry resident overcharging department-issued credit card during her time as a PennDOT roadway programs technician in Pike County from 2023 to 2025.
| 19 Aug 2026 | 11:09
State Attorney General Dave Sunday alleges that Tracy Touzalin, 55, overcharged her department-issued credit card during her time as a PennDOT roadway programs technician in Pike County from 2023 to 2025. (
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Dingmans Ferry resident Tracy Touzalin is accused of embezzling over $33,000 during her time as a PennDOT employee.
State Attorney General Dave Sunday alleges that Touzalin, 55, overcharged her department-issued credit card during her time as a PennDOT roadway programs technician in Pike County from 2023 to 2025.
“This defendant was entrusted with taxpayer dollars that should have supported much-needed infrastructure projects, but instead went into her personal bank account,” Sunday said in an Aug. 12 press release. “This conduct is criminal theft and a betrayal of the public she was hired to serve.”
Authorities say that between June 2023 and March 2025, Touzalin charged a total of $57,920 to PennDOT for janitorial services. Of this amount, $24,470 was paid to cleaners. Touzalin allegedly deposited the difference of $33,450 into her personal bank account.
Touzalin faces felony charges of theft by deception, theft by unlawful taking, unauthorized use of a device and forgery.
She was arraigned in Dauphin County Magisterial District Court and released on her own recognizance. A message left for her attorney, Joseph D’Andrea, was not returned.