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1. How can I get a recycling can?

A recycle can can be purchased at the Code Enforcement Department, for a fee of $20.00, during offices hours (8:00AM to 4:00PM Monday-Friday).

Recycling Collection Day is EVERY Wednesday.

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1. What are my Trash pick up days?

Streets A to CYour trash pick up day will depend on the location of your residence, choose an option below

Streets A to C
Streets D to G
Streets H to L
Streets M to P
Streets R to S
Streets T to Z

2. How do I arrange for a bulk pick-up?

Bulk pick-up takes place on your 2nd trash collection day (Thurs. or Fri.). The fee is $15 an item, $35 for televisions or $125 for a cleanout (10 large items & some smaller items). Items MUST be paid for 2 days prior to your pick up.

To pay for your items you can:
1. Visit or office during business hours of 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM.
2. Mail a check to our office (227 S. Sproul Road, Broomall, PA 19008).

PLEASE INCLUDE ITEMS BEING PICKED UP AND PICK UP DAY.

                    

                                   

3. When is recycling picked up?

Recycling is EVERY Wednesday.

Recycling will NOT be picked-up in any plastic bags! Recycling must be placed at the curb in a blue recycling can. Plastic bags can be placed in your trash or recycled at your local supermarket.

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1. What to do if i'm having a sewer back-up?

If you are having  a back-up call a plumber immediately. The plumber will determine if the back-up is in your line or the Townships.

IF THE BLOCKAGE OCCURS IN THE TOWNSHIP LINE  please call the Township Building at 610-356-4040 during normal working hours OR 911 after hours.

Homeowners with public sewers should review their homeowner’s insurance policies regarding sewer back-up claims. The rules of law under Pennsylvania Political Subdivision Tort Claim Act make it difficult for the Township/Sewer Authority to be held liable for sewer back-ups.

2. How do I dispose of Hazardous Waste?

NO HAZARDOUS WASTE SHOULD BE PLACED IN YOUR TRASH!

Hazardous waste is any household product that is labeled poisonous, toxic, flammable, caustic, corrosive, reactive, explosive, or a combination of these characteristics. Look for the warning or scull and crossbones on the label. Refer to Delaware County Hazardous Waste Disposal on ways  to dispose of your hazardous waste.

3. When is Yard Waste Drop-off?

2021 Yard Waste Drop-off