Common Questions
Township News
January 7, 2021
The Harborcreek Township Board of Supervisors at their organization meeting on Monday, January 4, 2021 set the following days and
November 17, 2020
Drop-off your gently used shoes and clothing here at the Municipal Building. Look for the large white Salvation Army –
Leaf Pickup
As part of the agreement Harborcreek Township has with Waste Management, township residents will have a free pickup of their leaves 2 weeks in the spring and 4 weeks in the fall. Closer to that time those specific dates are posted on our township news page, community calendar, and notifications are sent out on Savvy Citizen.
Leaves will be picked up curbside on the residents regular refuse day by Waste Management. Leaves should be bagged in clear plastic bags no larger than 33 gallon capacity. These leaves are delivered directly to the compost pile at Harborcreek Township.
Harborcreek residents may bring their leaves to the township compost site at any time during the year - but must empty leaves out of the bags and dispose of bags on their own. The compost site is located behind the municipal garage, follow the road / signs to the right of the salt sheds.
Compost for Sale
Available in the spring, summer and early fall for pickup or delivery on Friday, noon to 3:00pm. This compost is created from the decomposed leaves collected from residents. Call the Township for availability and instructions.
- $10.00 to pickup.
- $25.00 delivered by the Township.
Make your own Compost
Green materials such as grass clippings or fresh green plant parts supply nitrogen. Brown materials such as dead leaves and plants are high in carbon.
Mixing the two assures good conditions for the microbes and fungi that actually decompose the plant material.
Compost is ready when it looks like rich crumbly earth.
Materials that should not be put in the backyard compost pile because they may cause odors, attract pests, or create other nuisances include meat, fish,
poultry, cooked kitchen waste, grease, bones, fat, dairy products, lard, peanut butter, salad dressing, mayonnaise,
vegetable oil, weeds with developed seed heads, diseased plants or leaves, poison ivy.
More information and resources can be found on the DIY Network.
More information and resources can be found on the DIY Network.
Contact Waste Management
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