COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA FOR 06/06/2023
Pledge led by President Pete Zazulak
Visitors address council:
Tax collector’s report:
Police report:
Municipal Authority report:
Park report:
Maintenance report:
Old business: -new borough sign
-VIP complaints about tail gate banging and dust
-new police officer
New business: -hiring of another police officer
-VIP lot line adjustment
– Repository sale
Accept minutes and treasurer’s report
Approval of invoices
Council members input
Adjourn the meeting.
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA FOR 05/02/2023
Pledge led by President Pete Zazulak
Visitors address council:
Tax collector’s report:
Police report:Municipal Authority report: wat
Park report:
Maintenance report:
Old business: -new borough sign
-street sweeping done
-zero turn lawnmower delivered
New business: -CD coming due—move to money market acct.?
-new police officer?
Accept minutes and treasurer’s report
Approval of invoices
Council members input
Adjourn the meeting.
East Bangor street sweeping is scheduled for Monday and Tuesday April 24th and 25th. Please sweep any sidewalk cinders to the road.
East Bangor park clean up is scheduled for this Saturday the 15th at 9 am. All helpers are welcomed!
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA FOR 04/4/2023
Pledge led by President Pete Zazulak
Visitors address council:
Tax collector’s report:
Police report:
Municipal Authority report:
Park report:
Maintenance report-
Old business: – spare batteries for speed sign
-new borough sign
-letters to Penndot and VIP (mud and rocks)
-engagement letter to Hanover Engineering
-zero turn lawnmower and wacker ordered
-John Teague issue on North Broad Street
New business: > Resolution #2023-3 for Emergency Operation Plan
> Invitation to Heritage Center —Spring Opening, new exhibit
entitled “Centuries of Service: Slate Belt Service Clubs” Sunday, 4/6/2023
1:30-3:30 RSVP 610-599-4993
Inact of the resolution of house bill 430
Consideration of the hiring of police applicants
Accept minutes and treasurer’s report
Approval of invoices
Council members input
Adjourn Meeting
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA FOR 03/7/2023
Pledge led by President Pete Zazulak
Visitors address council:
Tax collector’s report:
Police report:
Municipal Authority report:
Ott Consulting: Weidman Ave/Shafter Street storm water project
Retention of Alternate Engineer
Keller Zoning: Tina will talk about John Teague property on North Broad St.
Park report:
Maintenance report-
Old business: -Turkdal subdivion issue
– spare batteries for speed sign
-new borough sign
-Adopt resolution #2023-1 setting fee schedule for zoning
-Handicap sign at 331 South Broad St. (Cathy Quear)
New business: Weidman Avenue/Shafter Street storm water project
Sunshine Law presentation by Solicitor Matt
CDBG grant approval for Weidman Street Road Resurfacing Project
Accept minutes and treasurer’s report
Approval of invoices
Council members input
Adjourn the meeting.
R –Recycling Collection Every Other Week T-Trash Collection Week H – Indicates Holiday Collection Week
Trash Curbside Collection
Your waste will be collected curbside each Monday except Memorial Day, Labor Day and Christmas
when collections will occur on Tuesday.
Recycling Curbside Collection
Recycling collection will occur every other Monday as identified in green.
Please call 1-800-621-2100 to reach our Grand Central Landfill and Hauling Team.
Single Stream
Recycling
Collection
All recyclables may be placed in the same recycling container and put out for collection every
other Thursday. Please do not include plastic bags of any kind with your recycling.
What East Bangor Borough Can Recycle
These items may be placed in the container for single-stream recycling
Plastics: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7
Glass: bottles and jars
Metal: bi-metal, aluminum or tin cans
Paper: newsprint, small cardboard boxes (shoe, gift, cereal boxes), magazines, phone books,
envelopes, junk mail
Cartons: Milk, cream, wine, juice, broth, egg substitutes
Corrugated cardboard: please cut or flatten boxes
These items are not accepted for recycling
Plastics: any plastic that is not marked with 1 to 7 in recycling symbol, toys, garden hoses,
pool covers, bowling balls, clam-shell containers (think tomato and fruit containers)
Glass: mirrors, plate glass, drinking glasses, glass cookware
Electronics: TV’s, microwave ovens, appliances
Styrofoam, propane tanks, tires
Any soiled or greasy paper or cardboard, including pizza boxes
Used Syringes – please use our Think Green from Home program for this
WM will not collect yard waste, grass, televisions, computer equipment, appliances containing
refrigerants, construction debris and hazardous waste. Our company also will not collect any liquid
waste, including paint. If you have paint you no longer need, attempt to give it to someone who
can use it. Otherwise, before placing out for the trash collection allow the paint to dry out or add
cat litter or sand to the paint so that is no longer liquid.
Recycling Options
For more information about Grand Central Landfill and Hauling: Visit our website
www.grandcentrallandfill.com or follow us on Facebook!
www.facebook.com/grandcentralandfillandhauling
Recycle automotive batteries and used motor oil through a service station or car parts supplier.
Recycle dry-cell batteries, CFL light bulbs, electronics and safely dispose of used syringes using
Waste Management’s for-a-fee, order-from-home services available through
www.thinkgreenfromhome.com Also visit www.wm.com/recycleright website to learn more about
recycling.
The authority is currently working on the Reservoir Improvement Project on South Broad Street. We have added some pictures in the gallery so you can see what your dollars are being used for.
The authority has made significant improvements to our billing procedures, with several benefits to our customers, including a new and improved invoice layout, and a new web-based Customer Portal that enables you to access your account information and activity from any internet connected device. In addition, you will be able to view your account history and pay your bills. These options are in addition to the way you are used to paying such as through your bank or writing a check and mailing it in.
To use our Customer Portal:
1. Link to https://ebma.authoritypay.com
2. Click Set Up Online Access
3. Enter the required information, including your account number and CID number, both of which may be found on your invoice. (postcard)
4. Create a password for your account
5. Click Create Account You will now be able to pay your bill online via credit card after you create and access your account, choose Pay Now under Account Actions and provide the required payment information.
You can still mail in your payment using one check. (no need to send separate checks any longer).
Beginning the first quarter of 2020 your water and sewer rates will increase by $3.00 each.
This information will also be in your next billing at the end of the year.