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1. How do I establish utility service or trash removal service for an existing residence?

Contact the utility company or trash removal service (Econ and Cauler are the Township's registered haulers) directly to make arrangements for service.

2. Whom do I contact for cable / internet problems?

If you are having problems with your cable or internet service, please contact the cable or internet provider directly.

3. What are the hours for the Roads/Public Works Department?

The Township Roads and Park Department's current schedule is Monday to Thursday 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with the exception of holidays.

4. If there is a dead animal on a road, who takes care of removing it?

According to PennDOT, large animals, such as deer, bear, and elk, are the responsibility of the Game Commission. If these or any other dead animals are found on a state road or bridge, the local PennDOT office should be contacted and arrangements will be made for their removal.

     2105 Lincoln Highway East
     Lancaster, PA 17602
     Office Phone: 717-299-7621
 

ROAD-KILLED DEER should be reported directly to the region office that serves the county where the animal is located. A variety of entities handle road-killed deer removal throughout the state and the region office can clarify the proper authorities to notify based on the location of the animal. CONSUMPTION PERMITS for deer and turkey only: Residents can pick up deer and turkey only for consumption purposes and must obtain a permit within 24 hours. Consumption permits are issued from region offices. Call the region office that serves the county where the animal is located, directly. Region office contact information can be found below.

Southeast Region - Pete Sussenbach, Director 
Berks, Bucks, Chester, Dauphin, Delaware, Lancaster, Lebanon, Lehigh, Montgomery, Northampton, Philadelphia, Schuylkill counties.
253 Snyder Road
Reading, PA 19605

Phone: 610-926-3136, 610-926-3137

Lancaster County Game Warden – Greg Graham – ggraham@pa.gov

5. Whom do I contact if there is a tree in the road?

During business hours call the Roads Department @ 717-548-2660 (push 1 to leave a message.) Messages are forwarded to the Roadmaster. After hours you can contact the State Police @ 717-299-7650 who will get in touch with the Township.