DPW

 The Department of Public Works facilty is located at:
Rear 520 Union Street
Taylor PA 18517
Phone: (570) 562-1413

Department of Public Works Employee’s


James Muth – DPW Director

Joe Iacovazzi – Working Foreman  
Dave Jenkins 
Kyle McKeel
Michael Derenick
Matthew Newton
Thomas Luder
Robert Walling

Justin Paciotti
 

Please note that recycling can be placed in open containers other than the traditional recycling cans. Capacity should be 35 gallons or less, color doesn’t matter.

Click here for most recent Recycling Schedule.

 

 REMINDER

  • BRUSH, GRASS & VEGETATIVE WASTE WILL CONTINUE TO BE PICKED UP ON MONDAY’S (IF THERE IS AN EXCESS AMOUNT OR WEATHER DELAY, WE WILL PICK UP ON TUESDAY)

Cardboard Pickup

 Taylor residents are asked when placing cardboard outside for pick up to breakdown and bundle it before leaving it at the curb for pick up.

Keeping our streets safe in Taylor Borough.

Taylor Borough Council would like to remind all residents that the placement of any objects intended to save or protect parking spaces in front of properties is illegal. This is a citable offense for the resident that placed the object in the streets. Objects placed in the Borough Right-of Ways will be removed and disposed of accordingly. Along with the resident being cited.

hile making our streets clean and safe our Department of Public Works has been having problems with homeowners who have portable basketball hoops that hang out b.yond the curb lines.  The Department has had a few incidents over the years when the trucks catch on the rim or the net of the basketball hoops.  Taylor Borough Council is asking all residents to move the basketball hoops away from the roadway so this can be avoided and make it safer for our Department of Public work employees. Borough residents are reminded that it is illegal for any person, owner or resident of the borough to deposit, throw or discard snow, slush or other obstructions into the public streets and right-of-way. Offenders may be subject to a $600 fine. Residents have 24 hours after the snow stops to remove the snow and ice from their sidewalks.