Annual Street Sweeping
Annual street sweeping is scheduled for April 13 and April 14. Please make sure to check posted signs and move your vehicle(s) during this time to avoid fines. Do not park on the street until the signs have been taken down.
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Adamstown Borough Looking for Volunteers for the Planning Commission
The Planning Commission is in need of 1 member and 1 alternate member. Members are appointed for a 4 year term, with the alternate being an annual appointment. If you are interested, please submit your Letter of Interest to the borough office.
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Financial Assistance Available
IF YOU ARE HAVING FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY PAYING YOUR WATER BILL, PLEASE REACH OUT TO ONE OF THE ORGANIZATIONS BELOW. THEY COULD POTENTIALLY OFFER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO AVOID HAVING YOUR WATER SHUT OFF. YOU ALSO HAVE THE OPTION OF COMING TO THE NEXT BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETING TO REQUEST A TIME EXTENSION TO PAY YOUR BILL TO AVOID A WATER SHUT OFF.
PLEASE DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE TO ADDRESS YOUR SHUTOFF NOTICE!!!
Real Life Community Services, located at 240 Main Street, Denver, is open Monday through Thursday from 9AM to 4PM and Friday from 9AM to 1PM. Their number is 717-336-7797 or email chris@reallcs.org to see if you qualify for financial assistance.
Ephrata Social Services, located at 227 N. State Street, Ephrata, is open from Monday through Friday from 9AM to 4PM and are available by appointment only. Their number is 717-733-0345.
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>>> IS YOUR WATER/SEWER BILL HIGHER THAN NORMAL???
If your water bill is higher than normal and you have not been using more water than usual, you may have an undetected water leak. Please click on the link to learn what to do!
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Rules & Regulations for 2-Wheeled Transportation
With 2-wheeled modes of transportation on the rise, it may be helpful to know the rules & regulations you should be following. Attached is a helpful fact sheet to guide you.
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Disposing of Recyclables
If you have bulk paper or plastic products, it could be taken to the Lancaster County recycling drop-off center located at 850 New Holland Avenue, Lancaster. Attached is a helpful guide of how to separate paper and plastic products!
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2024 Water Quality Report
Our constant goal is to provide you with a dependable supply of drinking water. We make every effort to continually improve the water treatment process and protect our water resources.