The Department of Public Works operates the wastewater treatment plant and maintains Township streets and properties.  Want to know more about what happens when you flush?  Click: Wastewater Treatment.

Public Works Headquarters:  675 W. Main Street at the Treatment Plant and Highway Garage complex
Hours of operation: Monday – Friday from 6:00 am – 2:30 pm
Phone: 717-867-1992

Staff: Les Powell (Supervisor), Joseph Viozzi (Chief Operator), Keith Heck (Lab Manager), Chris Magni (Laborer), Jason Shaak, Travis Long (Laborer) and Gary Kosh

 

A calendar year Drop-Off Center pass may be purchased by Annville Township residents to gain access to the Drop-Off Center.  Cleona, Sounth Annville and North Annville residents are also able to utilize the Drop-Off Center and may purchase a yearly pass for the non-resident fee.  This center covers residential properties only, may not be used by businesses or Landlords, and is sold as a calendar year access pass.  The pass is non-refundable.  See terms of use agreement for additional information.

Located at 675 W Main St, the Drop-Off Center contains the following receptacles:

  • Bulk trash disposal – bulky items that the refuse hauler doesn’t accept may be disposed of at this location.  See exceptions below.
  • Green waste and branches disposal- yard clippings and other organic material that may be chipped or composted.
  • Metals recycling –  Please, no appliances with Freon.  More info below for details on availability and requirements.
  • Cardboard recycling– Corrugated cardboard only is accepted.

Public Works also offers a bulk trash/green waste retrieval service to Annville Township residents only- this service is provided for a fee based on the quantity/size of the associated refuse. 

  • Removal of green waste and branches -For a fee, Public Works will collect up to a 4’x4’x8′ pile from your property placed curbside; download and/or print the bulk trash p/u form or pick one up at Town Hall.
  • Removal of bulk trash – For a fee, Public Works will collect bulk trash from your residential curbside; download the bulk trash p/u form or pick one up at Town Hall.

 

LEAF COLLECTION:

Leaves are collected from October to the week of December 16, weather permitting, throughout the Township as follows:
Monday          Southwest
Tuesday          Southeast
Wednesday    Northeast
Thursday       Northwest

These are the scheduled days; however, the Public Works crew tries to work ahead as much as possible, so you may see your leaves being picked up ahead of schedule. Keep in mind, the crew will be around again on the scheduled pickup day as well. With that being said, please be vigilant with putting your leaves on the curb, as the crew will do everything possible to pick them up as soon as they are ready to be picked up.

Please be sure that there are no bags, sticks, or twigs in your pile as these materials will damage the Township equipment.

 

DUMPSTERS at the Drop-Off Center:

Contact the Township Office to obtain an access pass to the Drop-Off Center or with any questions at (717) 867-4476.

Guidelines:

Bulk Trash:  Used for bulky refuse items that the hauler will not take

  • No appliances with Freon
  • No bags of green waste
  • No car parts, tires or batteries
  • No electronics (see below to recycle electronic devices)
  • No hazardous waste (see below to dispose of such materials)

Green Waste:  Organic materials such as grass clippings and shrub/small limbs

  • No plastic bags, paper bags, or containers in the dumpster

Metals

  • No appliances with Freon

 

RECYCLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES: 

Available at the Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority, 1610 Russell Road 717-867-5790

UNACCEPTABLE DEVICES (Dispose of these in the regular trash.)

    • Audio equipment: Stereos – Radios – Boom Boxes – Speakers – Console Stereos – CD Players
    • Small Appliances: Digital Clocks – Toasters – Toaster Ovens – Sweepers – Vacuums – Irons – Hair Dryers – Hand Mixers – Stand Mixers – Blenders – Microwave Ovens
    • Office Equipment: Answering Machines – Copy Machines – Fax Machines – Calculators
    • Home Entertainment: VCRs – DVRs – DVD Players – Small Satellite Dishes –
    • Christmas Tree Lights

ACCEPTABLE DEVICES – For a comprehensive list, please visit the GLRA’s website.

 

PAINT DISPOSAL:  

Paint cans with excess paint can be disposed in your regular trash IF THE PAINT IS DRY. Open cans and use sawdust or cat litter to dry the paint. No paint is accepted at the Public Works facility.

HAZARDOUS WASTE DISPOSAL: 

Call Lebanon County’s Household Hazardous Waste Hotline at 1-800-742-5542 ext. 123 or visit www.mxiinc.com/lebanon for more information

 

STREET SWEEPING:

Weather permitting, the Public Works Department will begin the weekly street sweeping schedule in April. Residents should note the posted parking restrictions on Route 422 pertaining to the street sweeping schedule. Route 422 and Route 934 are swept weekly, while the remaining Township streets are swept on an as-needed basis.