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Upgrades to equipment and facilities has continued at our drop-off recycling and composting facilities thanks to a $350,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. The Act 101 Recycling Program Grant has, or will soon, fund: A horizontally-fed wood waste grinder (purchased in 2021) Compartmentalized recycling containers A skid loader for the recycling and composting operations (purchased in 2021) Pavement improvements to the drop-off area Home and business recycling bins Educational signage "We're delighted to receive this funding and look forward to the new equipment and facility improvements," said Environmental Director John Frederick at the time of the award. "The [...]

Local officials testified on Wednesday, September 11, 2019 to the Senate Environmental Resources and Energy Committee at the Antrim Brethren in Christ Church Chambersburg, Franklin County in regards to MS4 requirements.  To view the hearing please Click Here.

The Board of Supervisors voted to purchase a brine deicing system at their September 2019 meeting. The system will help the public works staff to better and more efficiently manage roadway conditions during the winter months.

DEP’s Office of Environmental Education will offer a free workshop  in Blair County on Wednesday, June 13th at The Hollidaysburg Public Library, Hollidaysburg, PA,  titled “Weathering the Storm: Understanding Stormwater Runoff.”  Participants will learn how to create meaningful watershed educational experiences to advance environmental literacy and stormwater stewardship. Who is this workshop is designed for? Classroom teachers (Act 48 credits available!) Others who perform environmental education and outreach to the public, such as: MS4 permittees seeking compliance with MCM #1 Conservation Districts Watershed groups Other non-profit organizations Please share the attached flyer widely with any contacts and organizations that may be interested.

To view the recently completed six county area wide comprehensive plan please Click Here.

On May 8 Governor Wolf announced 82 Improvement Projects to Bolster Public Transit, Communities Across Pennsylvania.  Antis Township among those who received funding.  To view the announcement please Click Here.

At the last public meeting, the Antis Township Board of Supervisors, adopted the recently completed 2018 trail feasibility study.  To view the study please Click Here.

On April 9, the Township Manager signed into agreement with Cliff Kittner and the PA Department of Conservation and National Resources to provide a review of recreation services to assist the Township in arranging for the efficiency of service delivery. Please review the following document to learn more.