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Sellersville borough is located in the upper portion of beautiful Bucks County in southeastern Pennsylvania approximately 30 miles north of Philadelphia and 22 miles south of Allentown . The Borough is governed by the Council-Manager form of government. There are seven Council members and a Mayor who are elected by the voters. The Chief Administrator is the Borough Manager, who is appointed by Council and is responsible for the day-to-day operation of the Borough. Sellersville borough welcomes input from its residents. Questions, concerns and comments can be brought to our attention by e-mail at Sellersville@sellersvilleboro.org , USPS mail to Borough Manager, 140 East Church Street, Sellersville, PA 18960 or by telephone (215)-257-5075. This website is regularly updated to better serve you as additional information and links are added.
NEW ITEMS OF INTEREST
SELLERSVILLE BOROUGH IS ACCEPTING BIDS FOR PAVEMENT MARKING VIA PENNBID
Sealed proposals for “Sellersville Street Marking Project” will be received by the Borough of Sellersville, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, via PennBid, until 10:00 A.M., prevailing time, on October 1, 2020.
This project will consist of roadway crosswalk markings and stop bar markings at various intersections streets in the Borough, installation of 12” wide VASCAR Lines at 10 locations, removal of approximately 45 L.F. of 6” wide crosswalk lines and removal of approximately 108 L.F. of 12” wide VASCAR lines.
Bids will be administered via PennBid. Complete sets of contract documents are available via www.PennBid.net. The successful bidder who is awarded the contract will be required to pay “PennBID” a fee in accordance with their established fee schedule.
Bids must be accompanied by a certified check or bid bond in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the bid, made payable to the Borough of Sellersville.
A Prebid Meeting will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Tuesday, Tuesday September 15, 2020 at the Sellersville Borough Office, 140 East Church Street, Sellersville, PA 18960. ATTENDANCE AT THE MEETING IS MANDATORY.
Award of Contract, if a Contract be awarded, will be to the lowest responsible bidder, but the Owner reserves the unqualified right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informalities. All current Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Standards and Specifications will prevail over all standards and specifications included in this contract.
The successful Bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory Performance and Payment Bonds, each in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the Contract Price with a corporate surety approved by the Owner.
The work in connection with this project constitutes a Public Works by a Public Body project. Bidders are advised that prevailing minimum wage rates, as set forth in the Contract Documents, must be paid to workmen employed on this project. In addition, the Contractor must ensure that employees and applicants for employment are not discriminated against because of their race, age, color, religion, sex, national origin, or disability.
David Rivet, Borough Manager Borough of Sellersville
HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION DATES
Bucks County Planning Commission has scheduled three (3) household hazardous waste collection events this fall. Due to new regulations set by the PA Department of Environmental Protection, we are requiring residents to register for the events.
Event registration can be found at: https://buckshhw.eventbrite.com and more information about the events can be found at www.buckscounty.org/recycle
The events are scheduled as follows:
October 17 – Upper Bucks Campus of Bucks County College in Perkasie (NOTE: change in location from originally scheduled site)
November 21 and November 22 – Lower Bucks Campus of Bucks County College in Newtown
BOROUGH MEETING FORMAT CHANGE IN RESPONSE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS
Notice is hereby given, that in order to insure the public safety during the COVID-19 crisis, the monthly meetings for the following Sellersville Borough Commissions, Boards, Authorities and Committees will be held by audio and video conferencing until Pennsylvania Governor Wolf rescinds the social distancing requirements and lifts the state’s emergency declaration relating to COVID-19. Meetings may be cancelled due to lack of agenda items.
REGULAR SCHEDULED BOROUGH COUNCIL MEETINGS 7:00 P.M. Mondays:
May 11th; July 13th; August 10th; October 12th; September 8th; November 9th; December 7th
Public Management Committee – 7:00 P.M. – Tuesdays
May 19th; September 15th; June 16th; October 20th; July 21st; November 17th; August 18th; December 15th
Planning Commission – 7:30 P.M. – Mondays
May 18th; June 15th; July 20th; August 17th; September 21st; October 19th; November 16th; December 21st
Park and Recreation Board – 7:00 P.M. – Tuesdays
May 5th; June 2nd; August 4th; September 1st; October 6th; November 10th; December 1st
Sellersville Historical and Achievement Authority – 7:00 P.M. – Tuesdays
May 19th; June 16th; July 21st; September 15th; August 18th; October 20th; November 17th; December 15
Emergency Management – 7:30 P.M. – Mondays
July 13th (2nd Mon.); October 19 (3rd Mon.)
The public is invited to log on or phone in to the virtual meetings. Public comment will be taken by email (sellersville@sellersvilleboro.org) during and before the meeting, by phone during the meeting, or as part of the video conferencing. Details on how to phone in to the meeting or log in to the video conference are posted on the Sellersville’s website https://sellersvilleboro.org. All interested parties are invited to participate.
PRIOR COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES HELD VIA TELECONFERENCE
The unofficial minutes of the July 13, 2020 Council meeting can be viewed at: Council Minutes 07-13-20
The June 16, 2020 Public Management meeting was teleconferenced via ZOOM The agenda can be viewed at: PMC AGENDA 6-16-2020
The minutes for the June 16th meeting can be viewed at: Council Minutes 06-16-20
The unofficial minutes for the July 13th Council meeting can be viewed at: Council Minutes 07-13-20
The unofficial minute for the July 21st Public Management meeting can be viewed at: 07-21-2020 Minutes Public Mgmt
WEST ROCKHILL-SELLERSVILLE JOINT RECREATION AUTHORITY PUBLIC MEETING LEGAL NOTICE
The September 3, 2020 meeting of the West Rockhill-Sellersville Joint Recreation Authority will be held via teleconference at 7 pm.
Instructions to participate are below:
Click on link: meet.google.com/ctx-aqfb-cpd
Or join by phone: (US) +1 971-267-5095 (PIN: 680910492)
Unofficial minutes from the July meeting can be viewed here:7-02-2020 Rec Auth
Minutes from May 7, 2020 West Rockhill-Sellersville Joint Recreation Authority meeting:5-07-2020 Rec Auth
Unofficial minutes of the June 4, 2020 meeting West Rockhill-Sellersville Joint Recreation Authority:6-04-2020 Rec Auth
ARBOR DAY TREE-NAMING WINNER CEREMONY
On Saturday, September 12th, the Sellersville Parks & Recreation Board honored the winners of the 2020 Sellersville Arbor Day Tree-Naming Contest by installing plaques bearing the winning names near their specifically named trees in Lake Lenape Park. Several winners attended the installation ceremony, and had their photos taken near “their” tree. The plaques installed at the base of the trees were donated by BuxMont Awards & Engraving. Additional photographs of the winners by their trees can be viewed at Recreation & Parks (Photographs courtesy of Janice MacKenzie)
Because of the corona-virus pandemic, this past Arbor Day’s Contest was done individually as a self-guided activity, to allow for social distancing. Next year, the Board hopes to “make a day of it,” and have a group tour of that year’s designated trees, with an arborist on hand to talk about the tree species and other tree facts. Check the website in early April 2021 for details. Arbor Day is on April 30th.
WASTE COLLECTION-YARD WASTE & LARGE ITEMS
The following message has been sent to the Borough regarding waste collection from our contracted waste collector Republic Services:
There is a limit of one large item on the last day of your collection for the week (Thursday for the south side and Friday for the north side).
- Bagged or Garbage Can Contents Only for Trash (No loose items on the ground).
- Garbage Can Contents Only for the Recycling (No loose items on the ground). Do not bag recyclables.
- Do not put used masks, gloves or other Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the recycling cans; they go in the bagged trash
- Do not put disinfecting wipes in your compost pile as they will kill the beneficial bacteria needed for successful composting. Do not flush them down the toilet either as they do not breakdown and may cause blockages in your system as well as damage equipment at the waste water treatment plant. Put them in the trash.
Recycle Do’s and Don’t with new COVID
We greatly appreciate you considering these measures to ensure the safety of our solid waste and recycling collectors and the community.
RECYCLING – ACCEPTABLE AND NON-ACCEPTABLE ITEMS
Sellersville Borough has a single stream recycling program where items can be put out for collection on the last day of collection; Thursday for the south end and Fridays for the north end. In recent years it has become harder for recycling companies to find markets for their products and have had to tighten quality control on recycled materials. Contamination of unacceptable materials can lead to a load being rejected and sent to a landfill. Rejected loads of recycled materials cost the haulers as much as $175/ton versus a cost of around $65/ton to haul directly to a landfill. The extra charge is being passed on to the customers.
We need to improve the quality of items put in our single stream recycling containers. There have been too many non-recyclable goods, such as plastic bags, used pizza boxes, ceramic and china kitchen ware, light bulbs, garden hoses, used diapers, and food contaminated containers among many other items, put into the recycling containers. Recycled items also need to be clean and dry. The recycled items cannot be treated like regular garbage. Flyers that provide more information on the proper preparation of recycled materials can be viewed at: Recycling PDF-What Is and What Isnt Recyclable and Empty Clean Dry Flyer
Republic Services has a video that is very informative regarding proper preparation of recyclables that can be accessed by clicking on this link Recycling Video.
If the quality of the borough’s recycled materials is not improved, we may be forced to stop the program. Your cooperation on making the recycling program work is greatly appreciated.
Recycling Stickers Available
Republic Services has provided the Borough 8″ diameter Recycling Stickers for residents to use on their recycling containers to help the collectors better identify the recycling containers from the trash. They can be obtained at the Sellersville Borough Hall, 140 E. Church Street, Sellersville, PA Monday – Friday between 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
VOLUNTEER WANTED – JOINT RECREATION AUTHORITY (HOLIDAY HOUSE POOL)
Sellersville Borough is seeking a volunteer to serve on the West Rockhill-Sellersville Joint Recreation Authority. The Authority manages the Holiday House Pool and Recreation Center. They meet on the first Thursday of the month at 7 pm in the Sellersville Borough Hall. The Joint Recreation Authority consists of three members from West Rockhill Township and three from Sellersville Borough. If interested, please send a letter if interest to:
Sellersville Borough Manager, 140 E. Church Street, Sellersville, PA 18960 or email to sellersville@sellersvilleboro.org
DISASTER EMERGENCY DECLARATION
At the May 11, 2020 Sellersville Borough Council meeting, the council passed Resolution 20-09 Emergency Declaration which declared a Public Health Emergency due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The declaration is in effect concurrent with the Governor;s emergency declaration. Notice of when the declaration will be lifted will be given through the news media and the borough’s webpage: https://sellersvilleboro.org
Residents are advised to keep abreast of the latest news on COVID-19, by checking the national Center for Disease Control website at: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
The CDC recommends taking the following steps to protect yourself and others.
- Wash your hands often
- Avoid close contact with people who are sick
- Stay home if you are sick
- Cover coughs and sneezes
- stay 6′ away from others when in public
- Clean and disinfect surfaces daily
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David J. Rivet
Borough Manager/Secretary
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT & TRAIL USAGE
During the current COVID-19 outbreak and given the significant potential for surface contamination on playground equipment, Sellersville Borough has posted “DO NOT USE” signs on the equipment in Druckenmiller Playground until further notice. It is not possible to properly sanitize these pieces after every use and in an effort to slow the spread of this virus, we respectfully request that this ban be respected.
The Lake Lenape park trail will be open for use but we are requesting that “social distancing” of 6′ be observed as must as possible.
NEW VOTING MACHINES
Due to a state mandate, Bucks County had to switch over to new voting machines with verifiable paper ballots. Bucks County Board of Elections has chosen the ClearCast voting machine as its standard. Those machines have completely replaced the old machines and will be used right away during the April 28, 2020 primary election.
Below are some links that will provide information as to what you can expect the next time you vote.
What To Expect From Bucks County Elections
What To Expect At Your Polling Place
The Benefits of Hand-marked Paper Ballots
How To Vote At Your Polling Place
More information including a listing of the Bucks County Board of Elections public training dates can be found on this link:
http://buckscounty.org/government/CommunityServices/BoardofElections/ClearBallot-BucksVoting
The video below shows how to use the ClearCast machine:
Drumroll please… We have videos! Watch below to see how our ClearCast scanner will work at the polls.Part 1: How to vote with ClearCast.Check out our next post for Part 2, How to vote with ClearAccess!
Posted by Bucks County Board of Elections on Tuesday, February 11, 2020
Each polling place will also have an ADA accessible machine called a ClearAccess machine. The following video demonstrates how to operate it.
Part 2: How to vote on ClearAccessWatch the video below to see how our ClearAccess works. Check out Part 1: How to…
Posted by Bucks County Board of Elections on Tuesday, February 11, 2020
2020 CENSUS
The 2020 U. S. Census is underway and it is important that everyone be counted! The U.S. Constitution mandates a census of the population every 10 years. The 2020 Census will count everyone who lives in the U.S. as of April 1, 2020 (Census Day). Census statistics help determine the number of seats each state holds in the U.S. House of Representatives and how billions of dollars in federal funds will be allocated by state, local, and federal lawmakers every year for the next 10 years. Beginning in mid-March, households can respond to the census online or by phone. Additionally, about one-quarter of households will receive a follow-up paper questionnaire at that time. Beginning in mid-April, households that have not responded will receive a paper questionnaire.
Your responses are confidential and cannot be used for any other purpose. Below are links relating to the census:
Sample Copy of the 2020 Census Questionnaire
Brochure About Residence Criteria
CENSUS JOBS
The 2020 Census Team is looking for people to help with the 2020 US Census! They offer great pay at $20/hour, flexible hours and paid training. Call 1-855-562-2020 (1-800-877-8339 TTY/ASCH) or apply online at 2020census.gov/jobs Click on www.gsa.gov/fedrelay for additional information.
Working together to clean-up and protect our local streamside habitats
Each spring, the Perkiomen Creek Watershed Conservancy hosts a watershed wide clean-up event focusing on removing trash, tires and other debris from regional waterways. During this event, volunteers work together to clean up sites located throughout the watershed. In 2019, 1,170 volunteers removed 1,022 bags of trash, 78 bags of recyclables, 145 tires and 3,620 lbs of scrap metal from 88 sites throughout the watershed! Some of these sites include Sellersville and Perkasie Boroughs.
The 2020 Stream Clean-up is now re-scheduled for
Friday, October 30th, 9 am – 12 pm – for corporate groups
Saturday, October 31st, 9 am – 12 pm – for general volunteers
For more information on joining the cleanup effort, please go to: https://www.perkiomenwatershed.org/stream-clean-up
EMERGENCY ALERT & NOTIFICATION SYSTEM
Would you like to be informed of flood, snow emergencies, road closures, trash pick-up schedule changes, etc.? The recent storm that knocked out landline telephone as well as electric service to many residents, underscored the importance of providing cell telephone numbers for our contact information. Click on this following link to input your contact information and we will keep you informed Contact Form
HOMETOWN HEROES BANNERS
The Sellersville Borough Hometown Heroes Banner Program is a living tribute created to honor our veterans who are serving or have served in the United States Armed Forces. To qualify, a veteran living or deceased, must have had a connection to Sellersville Borough (attended local schools, relative, friend,..) at some point in their life. Also eligible are those honored on war memorials and veterans recommended by the local VFW or American Legion Posts.
The banner will be 24″ x 48″ heavy vinyl, printed on both sides, and will display the service person’s photograph, full name, branch of service of the Military and the era of service. Banners will be displayed from Memorial Day in May through Veterans Day in November then taken down, stored and then re-displayed the next year during the same time period.
BANNERS NEED TO BE RECEIVED BY THE BOROUGH BY MAY 1st OF THE YEAR TO BE HUNG. BANNER ORDERS CANNOT BE GUARANTEED TO BE RECEIVED IN TIME IF ORDERED AFTER MARCH 15th. The Borough rents a bucket truck to mount and take down the banners and will not rent a truck to mount banners after the initial installation.
Each banner requires the Hometown Hero Form to be filled out, attach a photograph of the hero in uniform and include payment of $130 for each banner, payable to Hometown Heroes. Send the completed form, photograph and payment to Sellersville Borough, 140 East Church Street, Sellersville, PA 18960. For more information and the form, please click on Hometown Heroes form
FAMILY FRIENDLY ACTIVITIES IN SELLERSVILLE AREA
READING PROGRAM -SAMUEL PIERCE FREE LIBRARY IN PERKASIE
ALL Bucks County Libraries are currently CLOSED due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hours at the Branch:
Mon – Thurs 9 am – 8 pm
Fri 10 am – 6 pm
Sat 9 am – 5 pm
Sensory Story times scheduled on Mondays March 2nd; 9th and 16th at 11:30 a.m. These story times are 30-minute interactive sessions ideal for children on the autism spectrum, with sensory processing issues, or who feel overwhelmed by noises or crowds. After story time, there is 30 minutes of monitored social play including toys aimed at improving fine & gross motor skills. Registration is required as sessions are limited to 10 children and their families. Limited to Pre-school-aged children. Register at calendar.buckslib.org
Check out all Bucks County Free Library branch events at: http://calendar.buckslib.org/
EXHIBITS AT THE SELLERSVILLE MUSEUM
The Sellersville Museum will be postponing exhibits until a future date. The Sellersville Museum is located at 120 E. Church Street, Sellersville, PA 18960. For information on the Sellersville Museum click on: www.SellersvilleMuseum.org or call 215-257-5253.
BINGO THURSDAY NIGHTS AT SELLERSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Sellersville Fire Department has cancelled regular Bingo night until further notice due to current concerns with the COVID-19 virus. Please click on Bingo canceled Updated 05182020 for more information. Check the Fire Department website for updates.
OTHER INFORMATION
LICENSE YOUR DOG!
If you own or are harboring a dog, it is your responsibility to make sure that the dog or dogs has/have a license. Information on where and how to license your dog(s) can be obtained by clicking on: Dog Licensing or by visiting www.licenseyourdogpa.com. You may also contact the PA Department of Agriculture at 717-787-3062 or the Bucks County State Dog Warden, Verna North at 610-909-5707.
DISCHARGING FIREWORKS IN BOROUGH
The change in the Pennsylvania fireworks law has created confusion on the part of citizens who are under the mistaken belief that fireworks are allowed to be set off anywhere, anytime. In reality, there are essentially no places in the Borough of Sellersville where private citizens can set off fireworks as they cannot be set off within 150′ of an occupied structure whether or not it is occupied. This provision essentially eliminates any location within the Borough for discharging fireworks. Other restrictions include:
They cannot be ignited or discharged on a public or private property without express permission of the property owner.
For more information on the fireworks regulations, please see the PA State Police FAQ site
If residents hear or observe the improper setting off of fireworks within the borough they are encouraged to contact the Perkasie Police Department at (267) 517-0099.
RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY LICENSING AND INSPECTION
Sellersville Borough Council requires the licensing and inspection of certain residential rental units. Residential rental property owners must apply for a license by December 31, 2019 to: Sellersville Code Enforcement Officer, 140 Church Street, Sellersville, PA 18960. Inspections will take place in the year 2020 by Barry Isett & Associates.
The full text of the Ordinance can be viewed by clicking on Rental Property Inspection Ordinance 728.
The Rental Dwelling Registration Form to register a rental unit(s) can be downloaded at Rental Unit Registration Form
The list of minimum inspection elements can be downloaded at Rental Property Inspection Requirements
The fee schedule has been established by Resolution #19-10 and can be viewed at Resolution 19-10 Establishing Rental Property Fee Schedule
The Rental Property License Fee is $80/unit which is paid with the Application form. A copy of the lease agreement is required to be submitted with the application. The License is good for three (3) years from the date of issuance or the sale or transfer of the residential rental unit. If a re-inspection is required following a Notice of Violation or following a Residential License Revocation, there will be a $50/unit fee for the re-inspection. Appeals of the Code Enforcement Decision to Borough Council is $500.
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE ORDINANCE
Sellersville Borough Council adopted the 2018 International Property Maintenance Code regulating and governing the conditions and maintenance of all property, buildings and structures; by providing the standards for supplied utilities and facilities and other physical things and conditions essential to ensure that structures are safe, sanitary and fit for occupation and use; and the condemnation of buildings and structures unfit for human occupancy and use, and the demolition of such existing structures in the Borough of Sellersville; providing for the issuance of permits and collections of fees therefor; and all other ordinances and parts of the ordinances in conflict therewith.
The full text of this ordinance can be viewed at Ordinance 717 Property Maintenance
SWIMMING POOLS
Swimming pools are regulated under the Borough’s Zoning Ordinance and the Uniform Construction Code. Prior to purchasing and installing any type of pool, including the blowup types, please review Zoning Ordinance Section 160-56 for the restrictions and requirements that need to be met. Some of the requirements include a 20′ setback from adjacent property lines, a fence with a latching gate and plantings of trees and bushes to block the view and noise from neighbors. Section 160-56 can be viewed at: http://www.ecode360.com/27025767 . The Permit fee for an above ground pool is currently $200 plus a $500 Compliance escrow. The fee for an in-ground pool is $850 plus a $500 Compliance escrow. Building permits can be downloaded at: https://sellersvilleboro.org/building-permit-application/
RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT IN PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY
Sellersville Borough Council passed an ordinance at the November 9, 2015 Council meeting which bans the use, erection and storage of recreational equipment in the public right-of-way. The full text of this ordinance can be viewed at Ord-705 Recreational Equip in R-O-W
OUTDOOR BURNING ORDINANCE
On Monday, August 10, 2015 the Sellersville Borough Council updated to the Code of the Borough of Sellersville regarding outside burning regulations within the borough. The newly enacted ordinance can be viewed by clicking on Ord. No. 702 – Burn Ordinance The former regulation is contained in Chapter 60 of the Code of the Borough of Sellersville Borough and can be viewed at http://www.ecode360.com/27035513
SELLERSVILLE IN SPOTTED LANTERNFLY QUARANTINE AREA
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture announced that nine municipalities in southeastern Pennsylvania have been added to the list of areas quarantined due to the invasive Spotted Lanternfly. In Bucks County, sightings of the invasive insect were confirmed in Springfield, East Rockhill and West Rockhill townships, as well as Perkasie, Sellersville and Telford boroughs. The total number of affected municipalities to 84. The quarantine restricts movement of any material or object that can spread the pest.
The Spotted Lanterfly is an invasive exotic species that originated in China, India and Vietnam. The Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) feeds on a variety of plants including sugar maple, grapes, cherries, stone fruits and Tree of Heaven. The PA Agricultural Department is requesting that residents be on the lookout for this devastating pest and take action to help eradicate them. Risks of SLF movement come from transportation of firewood, outdoor equipment and toys, timber and woody debris. For more information please go to: www.pda.state.pa.us/spottedlanternfly. You can also click on Spotted Lanterfly brochure for information and Spotted Lanterfly Checklist for a checklist for residents to review before moving possible items hosting the Spotter Lanternfly eggs, nymphs or adults.
Please see Management Options for SLF- sticky bands to get information from the Penn State Extension on the use of “sticky bands” to assist in capturing spotted Lanternfly. Penn State Extension also has a page for homeowners to help manage SLF on your property: https://extension.psu.edu/spotted-lanternfly-management-for-homeowners
For information on how to kill the Spotted Lanternfly please click on Spotted Lanternfly Control
Reporting Potholes – PennDOT Highways
There are two ways to contact PennDOT to report potholes on PennDOT highways. You can call 1-800 FIXROAD (1-800- 349-7623), or you can go on the PennDOT web site, www.dot.state.pa.us and contact them via the Customer Care Concerns in District 6-0.
Tips for Reducing Stormwater Pollution
Sellersville Borough and the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy would like to remind you of the importance of preventing stormwater pollution while you make the most of the fall season. Stormwater is formed when rainwater makes its way into storm drains or runs off our properties directly into streams. On its journey to the stream, stormwater can pick up harmful substances that pollute our watershed. Click the following link for tips from the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy for fall related tips on helping to reduce stormwater pollution:
Summer Flyer Winter Flyer Fall Flyer
Additional information on reducing stormwater contamination can be found on our website under: Stormwater Management
CALL BEFORE YOU DIG!
April has been designated “National Safe Digging Month” by the Common Ground Alliance, a member-driven association of 1,700 individuals, organizations and sponsors in every facet of the underground utility industry. (www.commongroundalliance.com) Pennsylvania One Call System, Inc. and Sellersville Borough supports this initiative. For more information on how to avoid trouble when excavating and/or digging holes, please click on: 
