Independent Living Resources for Pennsylvania Seniors
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Low Income Household Water Assistance
Mt Joy delegate to the Adams County Counsel of Governments (ACCOG) – Sandy Yerger
DEP announces funding for Environmental Education Projects Click here for information.
Adams County Recycling and Waste Management Information Click here for brochure.
Department of Environmental Protection Begins 2023 Black Fly Suppression Program Click here.
First energy continues to provide opportunities for its customers who are low to moderate income. Click here for more information. WARM application WARM application-Spanish
DEP has opened the Agriculture Energy Efficiency Rebate Program. The rebate program can help defray the costs of LED lighting, ventilation equipment, or dairy equipment upgrades for farms. Click here for information.
DEP warns of dirty dirt. Click here.
DEP Tips for residential heating oil tank owners. Click here.
To access Adams County Website click here
Pennsylvanians Encouraged to Fight the Bite and Protect Themselves from Mosquitoes. Click here.
2023 Municipality Report Click here.
Updated Mosquito Report Click here.
New Suicide Hotline Number 988
Game Commission Contact. To report deceased animals on State and Township roads. Click here.
PennDOT Contact. To report issues on state roads in the Township. Click here.
DEP Can offer Assistance with Work in or Around a Stream or Wetland. Click here for details.
DEP Submits Final Pa Chesapeake Bay Watershed Plan with New State Funds Supporting Partners’ Progress. Click here for details.
2022 Fire Box Changes. Click here.
Adams County Conservation District 2022 Annual Report Click here.
Subdivision and Land Development Plan Submission Policy. Click here.
Click here to see the Lake Heritage Dam Notice
Watershed Alliance of Adams County
The Watershed Alliance of Adams County (WAAC) is a member based, non-profit organization whose goals include:
Helping residents better understand the complex watershed issues affecting Adams County.
Encouraging sound water management and land use practices that will promote a sustainable watershed resource.
Supporting a county-wide water monitoring program and data base to use for evaluating water resources.
Identifying and carrying out watershed improvement projects.
As a way of meeting those goals, WAAC is committed to planting riparian buffers and other tree planting projects. WAAC works with the Adams County Conservation District and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation to provide several option to Adams County land owners interested in planting trees. Some of these option include free trees. If you are a willing landowner, please call Joan Horak, WAAC VP at (717)357-9727 to get details of the planting requirements and to be considered for one of WAAC’s planting projects.