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Trash and Recycling Update – January 20th

Posted on: January 20th, 2025 by Brandon Strong

Monday’s trash and recycling will be collected on Tuesday. Tuesday’s trash and recycling will be picked up on Wednesday. There will not be a yard waste collection this week.

Snow Delay – Monday, January 20th

Posted on: January 19th, 2025 by Brandon Strong

Due to inclement weather, the Township building will open at 9:30 AM on Monday, January 20th.

Is Your Trash Can/Toter Too Big?

Posted on: January 10th, 2025 by Brandon Strong
In recent years, more residents have been using large 60–90-gallon carts for their trash and recycling. These carts are designed for mechanical lifting, not manual handling, which makes them difficult for the township’s sanitation team to manage safely. To ensure the safety and efficiency of trash collection, containers must not exceed 30 gallons in size and must weigh no more than 50 pounds when full. For comparison, an empty 90-gallon cart weighs about 40 pounds.

A typical 30-gallon trash can is similar in size to the round blue recycling containers provided by the township. Please use a container of this size and avoid using larger, wheeled carts. Trash placed in containers larger than 30 gallons will be left at the curb and tagged.

As a reminder, the township provides each resident with one free 30-gallon recycling container. Residents can also exchange damaged recycling containers at no cost. Additional containers can be purchased from the township for $25 each.

Let’s support the sanitation team by using the appropriately sized trash and recycling containers!

Weather Update: Trash & Recycling Collection Schedule Changes

Posted on: January 6th, 2025 by wchoi

Due to the weather, Monday’s trash and recycling will be picked up on Tuesday.   Tuesday’s trash and recycling will be picked up on Wednesday.  There will be no yard waste collection this week.”

Phone System Restored

Posted on: January 3rd, 2025 by Brandon Strong

The phone system at the Plymouth Township municipal building has been restored. Thank you for your patience.

Phone Issues 1/3/25 – Contact us at [email protected]

Posted on: January 3rd, 2025 by Brandon Strong

The Plymouth Township municipal building is currently experiencing issues with its phone system. Please contact us at [email protected] while the issue is being resolved. Police Administration can still be reached at 610-279-1901. An update will be provided when the phone system is operational.  Thank you.

News & Events from State Representative Greg Scott

Posted on: December 31st, 2024 by Brandon Strong

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Hi Neighbor!

 

I’m excited to invite you to my Swearing-In Ceremony, a significant moment in my journey that I would love to share with you. Your presence would mean a lot to me as we celebrate this milestone together.  

 

Please take a moment to RSVP here so I can make sure everything is set for a wonderful experience. In your RSVP, make a note of the people coming with you, as well as if anyone in your party needs any ADA requirements.

 

I look forward to celebrating with you! 

 

RSVP TODAY!

 

Warm Regards,

 

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Greg Scott

 

 

Family Holiday Resource Fair 

 

I’m thrilled to share that our Family Holiday Resource Fair was a tremendous success! We had a fantastic turnout, and it was heartwarming to see so many families come together to access valuable resources, enjoy festive activities, and celebrate the season. Thank you to everyone who joined us and to the incredible partners and volunteers who made this event possible. It was truly a joy to spread holiday cheer and support our community in such a meaningful way! 

 

 

Help A Single Parent Christmas Morning 

 

I had the privilege of joining the Fairmount Engine Company for their Help A Single Parent Christmas Morning initiative. It was a heartwarming experience to spread holiday cheer and bring smiles to families in our community. Being part of such a meaningful event reminded me of the true spirit of the season—coming together to support and uplift one another. 

 

 

Eagle Scout Honors

 

Yesterday, I had the privilege of speaking at Conshohocken Troop 140’s Court of Honor Ceremony. Congratulations are in order for Jesse Fiermonte, Cece Hormell, Sebastian Krolak and Donald Kunf for attaining the most exclusive rank in Scouting. They had projects that helped Veterans and efforts to clean neighborhoods. Our future is bright because we have these future leaders on deck to take us to the next level.

 

 

 

 

Property Tax\Rent Rebate Deadline is Dec. 31! 

 

The clock is ticking to submit your application for a Property Tax/Rent Rebate. This Tuesday, Dec. 31, is the final day to apply for a rebate this cycle. If you have questions about eligibility, click here.   

 

I want to make sure everyone who can take advantage of this program does. Please call 484-685-3494 or email [email protected] to schedule an appointment or for more information.  

 

 

 

OFFICE SERVICES

 

 

Request a Review of Denied Health Insurance Claims  

 

If you believe your health insurer wrongly denied a claim, the Pennsylvania Insurance Department may be able to help.  

 

Pennsylvania consumers with commercial health insurance can now ask for a review of denied health insurance claims. The Independent External Review allows you to share why your request should be covered. If the independent review organization decides the care should be covered, the consumer’s health insurer must cover the care.  

 

For more information, email or call me or click here.  

 

 

 

SEPTA Senior Key Cards and Card Renewals 

 

We can renew your SEPTA Senior Key Card at my office if it has expired or will expire in the upcoming month. Please stop by my district office or any of the satellite locations to renew your card before it expires. You also can call to schedule an appointment.   

  

In addition, my office can process applications and take photos for new SEPTA Senior Key ID Cards, which grant free rides on all SEPTA Regional Rail and transit routes inside Pennsylvania to seniors 65 or over. Simply come into one of my offices with a form of identification bearing your date of birth, such as a birth certificate, U.S. passport, or driver’s license issued in Pennsylvania. After we quickly snap a photo and enter your information into SEPTA’s online system, SEPTA will ship your new card to you directly. 

 

Click here for my office locations

 

A View from One Montgomery: Updates from County Commissioners, December 2024

Posted on: December 26th, 2024 by Brandon Strong

https://montgomerycountypennsylvania.cmail19.com/t/r-e-thlkcht-ndlhhhhluu-yh/

Cross County Trail Bridge and Extension

Posted on: December 26th, 2024 by Brandon Strong

https://www.montgomerycountypa.gov/4643/Cross-County-Trail-Bridge-and-Extension

Connaughtown Update – November 25, 2024

Posted on: December 11th, 2024 by Brandon Strong

https://www.plymouthtownship.org/download/connaughtown_news/Connaughtown-Update-11-25-24-KBW.pdf

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