Travis Replogle, 41, resident of Altoona, Pennsylvania, has died in Antis Township

Early on Tuesday morning, April 7, 2026, Blair County emergency personnel arrived in response to reports of a pedestrian being struck along Pleasant Valley Boulevard (SR 220) in Antis Township, close to DelGrosso’s Park. Travis Replogle, 41, of Altoona, was walking north on the west shoulder of the road at around 6:09 a.m. when the event happened.

When Pennsylvania State Police arrived, they found Replogle unresponsive after being struck by a southbound Jeep Grand Cherokee. Emergency responders attempted to assist, but he was pronounced deceased at the scene. The crash site was located in the area of DelGrosso’s Park in Tipton, prompting authorities to temporarily restrict traffic while they worked.

Investigators confirmed that Replogle had been walking along the west shoulder of 4578 East Pleasant Valley Boulevard when the Jeep, traveling in the right southbound lane, struck him. The vehicle sustained only minor damage, and the driver was unharmed. The Blair County Coroner was called to the scene to assist with the investigation and official pronouncement.

The roadway was closed in all directions between Rossi Drive/Tipton Road and the I‑99/US 220 exit while police documented the scene and cleared the area. PennDOT later confirmed that the road had reopened after the investigation progressed. Authorities have not indicated whether charges will be filed, and the cause of the crash remains under review.

Replogle’s death has deeply affected the Altoona community, where he was remembered as a kind and respectful man. His sudden passing has left family, friends, and neighbors grieving as they struggle to understand the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Community members have expressed shock at the loss and concern for pedestrian safety along the busy corridor.

Pennsylvania State Police continue to investigate the incident, reviewing roadway conditions, driver statements, and any available surveillance footage. Officials have stated that there is no evidence of an ongoing threat to the public. Further updates will be released as the investigation develops and findings are confirmed.

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