UPCOMING MEETINGS
June 5 – Planning Commission Meeting at Sacred Heart Parish Center
June 6 at 8:30 a.m. – Water/Sewer Committee Meetings at Borough Hall
June 12 at 6:30 p.m. – Borough Council Meeting at Sacred Heart Parish Center
June 19 at 8:30 a.m. – Committee Meetings at Borough Hall
Friends of Cornwall Iron Furnace to Commemorate 50th Anniversary of the Closing of Cornwall Ore Mine
https://www.cornwallironfurnace.org/Press%20Release%20June%2017%202023.pdf
RECYCLING
See what items you can recycle curbside…Curbside Recycling
New website for the Cornwall Historical Alliance HTTPS://www.cornwallpahistory.org
Cornwall Borough Fire Company Feasibility Study
Street Light Outages
If you notice a streetlight is not on at night or flickering or just not working please contact the Borough Office and we will report it to Met-Ed online. We ask that you gather information before reporting to us…Address of pole or nearest address, nearest intersection and pole number. Residents may also report themselves online by going to https://www.firstenergycorp.com/service_requests/report-lighting-problem.html.
WATER METER UPGRADE
Water Meter Upgrade FAQ
Water Meter Replacement Form>
WATER/SEWER RATE UPDATES
The water rates paid by customers will not change for 2022.
Sewer rates will increase by a flat rate charge of $10/EDU per quarter for Capital projects. This same charge is currently paid as part of the water rates to offset projects that are slated for the future.
Council added this rate since the Borough was informed by North Cornwall Township that the Dairy Road Pump station needs to be completely overhauled to accommodate the future demand to the station.
The exact cost, or start date for this project is unknown at this time. The Borough pays for a portion of the operation and maintenance of the pump station on a yearly basis. The sewage collected here in town flows through this pump station to the City of Lebanon Authority Sewage Treatment Plant.
RECYCLING
2018 RECYCLE RIGHT NEWSPAPER AD
Residents of Cornwall are asked to contract recycling services through one of the licensed haulers. Recycle bins, one bin per resident with lid are available to residents to pick up at the Borough Office (44 Rexmont Road) at no charge.
Acceptable items include: clear, green, and brown glass bottles and jars, aluminum cans, steel cans, #1 through #7 plastic bottles ONLY, and newspaper. Contact the Borough Office at 717-274-3436 with any questions.