HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE EVENT_MAY 11
On Sat., June 1st, a Residential Hazardous Waste Event will be held at Upper Bucks Area Vocational Technical School, 3115 Ridge Rd, Perkasie, Bedminster Township. For more info, go to www.buckscounty.org/recycling or call 215-345-3400. Posted 5/11/19

RECYCLE YOUR ELECTRONICS
TVs, computers and some other electronics can not be disposed of with your regular trash because many contain mercury, lead, arsenic and other potentially hazardous substances that can contaminate groundwater. The Bucks County Planning Commission lists 611 Metals located at 6776 Easton Rd, Pipersville as a TV and electronics drop-off location. Please check with 611 Metals at 267-221-6924 for acceptable electronics and fees. For more recycling info go to www.buckscounty.org/recycling or call 215-345-3400. Posted 3/28/19

RECYCLE YOUR USED MOTOR OIL AT TINCUM PUBLIC WORKS
If changing your engine oil, please bring the used oil to the Public Works garage,where there is a barrel in the parking lot. No gas or antifreeze, please. Posted 3/28/18

ROAD & BRIDGE CLOSURES

• Uhlerstown Hill Road hill section going one-way, uphill is OPEN.
• Headquarters Road Bridge over Tinicum Creek at Sheephole Road is CLOSED.
• Check traffic conditions on major PA highways: Log on to www.511pa.com or call 511.

HEADQUARTERS ROAD BRIDGE PROJECT
In Oct. 2018, the Delaware Riverkeeper Network (DRN) filed a complaint (Case#: 2:18-cv-04508) in US District Court against PennDOT and the Federal Highway Administration with regard to the Headquarters Bridge Project, stating the defendants have unlawfully determined that the bridge must be replaced with a new 2-lane concrete bridge. The DRN maintains that the existing bridge can be rehabilitated. PennDOT engineers have determined that the deterioration is too severe and there are two options: 1) Construct a new two-lane bridge, which PennDOT would retain ownership and responsibility. 2) Construct a new one-lane bridge, which would require Tinicum Township taxpayers to take ownership and responsibility. Revised 1/28/19

PENNDOT ROADSIDE SPRAYING OPT OUT
Residents who live along a state highway/road can choose not to have PennDOT spray herbicides, by filling out a vegetation management permit. Property owners must cut back and maintain their stretch of vegetation according to PennDOT standards as indicated on the permit. PennDOT will log it onto a color-coded GPS map that informs contractors where to spray. Permits should be mailed to: PennDOT, District 6-0, 7000 Geerdes Blvd, King of Prussia, PA 19406. Posted 3/28/19

INVASIVE & DISEASE CARRYING INSECTS