If you would like to enroll in automatic payments, upon notification of your account numbers, we are able to have you set up for the next months billing.
If you wish to discontinue this service, upon your notification, we will remove you for the next month's bill.
Please notify us if you change your bank association or account numbers.
If you experience problems with your lateral line and have determined that the problem is not in your line, we will be happy to check our lines to make sure that they are flowing freely.
Please contact the Punxsutawney Borough Public Works Department at 814-938-8685.
Punxsutawney Borough Code has a mandatory separation and collection of designated recyclable materials from residences, commercial, municipal and institutional establishments located in the Borough. The Code states recyclable materials shall be placed curbside in containers provided for collection by designated agents. All recyclable materials must be picked up by your trash hauler for proof of recycling.
RECYCLABLE MATERIALS ARE: aluminum, bimetal containers, clear glass containers, colored glass containers, and number 1 and 2 plastic containers without lids.
Electronics must be recycled according to the DEP Pennsylvania Covered Devices Recycling Act.
If you have any questions regarding recycling, contact the Code Enforcement Department by calling 814-938-8685.
Tree trimmings and garden waste are collected twice a year (Spring/Fall).
Other arrangements can be made with the Public Works Department by calling 814-938-4480.
In an effort to raise awareness and obtain feedback on the Jefferson County Recycling Program, CREATE Brookville has graciously added a recycling page to their website and has assisted us in posting a survey and donation link there.
You can prevent utility imposters from targeting you by taking precautions to protect yourself.
Individuals claiming to represent the “water company” or another utility will approach the resident and use a variety of excuses to enter the home. Once inside, the imposters typically divert the resident’s attention by sending him/her to the basement or kitchen to run a faucet while they or an accomplice robs another area of the home.
First, it is extremely rare for utility company personnel to show up at a customer’s home without an appointment. However, if a utility worker comes to your door and you are not expecting them, DO NOT let them inside without proper identification. All service personnel wear uniforms, drive company-branded vehicles and wear photo ID badges with the company’s logo. (IMPORTANT: Company employees will never ask for nor accept payment at a customer’s home or business).
Don’t be afraid to ask for photo ID, and take the time to examine the ID badge whenever someone from a utility company arrives at your home. If you are still unsure and have any suspicions about the individual’s identity, call 9-1-1 immediately.
Also, you can contact that utility customer service center to check if the service visit is legitimate.
