Penn Waste is having issues with staffing due to being sick with COVID-19 which may interrupt the recycling service today (Jan. 5th). Any areas where the recycling was missed, they will be happy to collect double the normal amount of material next Wednesday (Jan. 12th). This pickup may overflow to January 13, 2022. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Christmas Tree pickup has also been pushed back due to the snow. New Tree Pickup dates are Saturday, January 15th and 22nd.

Please welcome Supervisor Darryl Albright in his 6 year term. He strives to always listen, do the research, and make decisions based on what he feels is in the best interest of the citizens of East Manchester Township; the community where he has lived for more than 35 years!

Due to COVID-19 Pandemic, our Directory and Map has come out very late. It was due to be out in 2020. Our apologies ahead of time and thank you for your understanding as some information will be different beginning in 2022.

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Entire Directory with Map

The Township has been notified on behalf of the Developer, Hillwood, that beginning the week of October 11, 2021, blasting will commence at the property most commonly known as Garrod Farm, located at the corner of Locust Point Road and Canal Road Extended.

PUBLIC NOTICE: Below is a future blasting schedule that is subject to change.

Using Explosives are highly regulated and requires permits at the state level. Per Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), many people are often concerned about the effects blasting may have on their home because blasting may cause homes to shake. The effects of blasting may rattle windows, dishes and pictures hung on the wall.

Please call the Township Office to receive the site contact information for any concerns or complaints regarding this project. Blasting reports are required by the Township Ordinances and are public record upon request to review. We do not receive these reports right away. It does take a few weeks for the Township to receive them.

You may also contact DEP for further complaints in regards to Explosive Regulation in Pennsylvania. The second page of this document gives contact information.

Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.

The Township has been notified on behalf of the Developer, Core5 Industrial Partners, that on January 5th between 11am and 2pm blasting will commence.

Using explosives are highly regulated and requires permits at the state level. Per Department of Environmental Protection (DEP), many people are often concerned about the effects blasting may have on their home because blasting may cause homes to shake. The effects of blasting may rattle windows, dishes and pictures hung on the wall.

Please call the Township Office to receive the site contact information for any concerns or complaints regarding this project. Blasting reports are required by the Township Ordinances and are public record upon request to review. We do not receive these reports right away. It does take a few weeks for the Township to receive them.

You may also contact DEP for further complaints in regards to Explosive Regulation in Pennsylvania. The second page of this document gives contact information.

With night work, you may experience noise disturbances within the nightly hours.

Thank you for your understanding and patience during this time.