Wayne Township announces dates for tire and hazardous waste collections

Lock Haven City Council's recent meeting on March 6 highlighted significant updates on local projects and community initiatives. A key focus was the anticipated reopening of the YMCA pool on March 8, a long-awaited development that has seen contributions from various stakeholders, including the city. Council members expressed optimism about this reopening, which promises to enhance community recreation options.

In addition, the council discussed ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Second Avenue and LAG traffic signals. City officials noted that not all funding for these projects needs to be spent this year, allowing for a more strategic approach to project management amidst a busy schedule of developments.

The meeting also covered upcoming waste collection events in Wayne Township, including residential tire collection in May and household hazardous waste collection on July 8. Residents are encouraged to check the Wayne Township Landfill website for more details.

Lastly, the council addressed grant opportunities for the water department, with plans to request between $700,000 and $800,000 for the removal of the Upper Castaneda Dam. This funding is part of ongoing efforts to secure resources for essential infrastructure improvements.

As the council continues to navigate these projects, community members can look forward to enhanced facilities and services in the near future.