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REFUSE CONTRACT AWARDED. Effective July 1st, a new three (3) year contract will begin (continue) with Penn Waste for trash & recycling collection. Republic Services & ESC Management Services also submitted bids, but they were higher than Penn Waste and the current rates.

The 96-gallon trash cart service will continue with the annual rates at $323.28 for year 1, $332.98 for year 2, and $342.97 for year 3. The current annual rate is $390.36 (yes, the new rates are lower).

The pay-per-bag service (26 bags per year) is being replaced by a 32-gallon cart service. Unlike the pay-per-bag service, the new cart service will allow weekly trash collection and one large bulk item per week. The annual rates for the 32-gallon cart service will be $$303.60 for year 1, $312.71 for year 2, and $322.09 for year 3. The current rate for the pay-per-bag service is $285.96. While this service is a slight increase it more than doubles the amount of trash & bulk items that can placed at the curb for collection.

Questions may be directed to the Township at 717-235-3011.

York County Solid Waste Authority Will Hold a Free Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event

York County Solid Waste Authority (YCSWA) will hold a FREE Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Collection Event on Saturday, May 3rd from 9 a.m.- 1 p.m. The event will be held at the paved lot behind the YCSWA Recycling Drop-Off Center located on Blackthorne Court, York.

Registration is required. Online registration is available for residents at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/york-county-solid-waste-authoritys-household-hazardous-waste-event-tickets-1259530332129?aff=oddtdtcreator . Space is limited. A second HHW Collection Event is scheduled for October 11th, 2025. A registration link will be established for the second event at a later time.

While attending the event, all participants must remain in their vehicles and contain all collection materials in the trunk or bed of vehicle (not the back seat). Materials will be removed from vehicle trunk/bed by event staff. Smoking is not permitted at any time during the event.

Household hazardous waste includes products from the home that are corrosive (drain cleaners or bleach), flammable (gasoline), reactive (pool chemicals) or toxic (pesticides). The HHW Collection Event benefits York County by identifying hazardous waste found in the home and providing an opportunity to manage these materials in a safe and efficient manner. Visit https://www.ycswa.com/wp-content/uploads/HHW-Event-Acceptable-Items-2025.pdf for a list of products that are and are not accepted at this event.

All York County residents are eligible to take advantage of this event. There is no fee to participate. Business and government entities are not eligible to participate. The program is made possible by funding generated from tipping fees collected at the York County Resource Recovery Center and a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. After collection, a licensed hazardous waste commercial hauler will transport and manage the household hazardous waste recycling as much of the materials as possible.

Winter – Spring 2025 Newsletter
Winter – Spring 2025 Rec Program

2025 Approved BUDGET

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Meeting AGENDAS

April 2, 2025 – Board of Supervisors

April 16, 2025 – Planning Commission

DOGS/PETS In Township PARKS – Dogs & other pets are NOT permitted in Township parks.  Click here for details.