Conneaut Lake Regional Police Department

The Vernon Township Sanitary Authority, established in the late 1960s, provides essential public sewage facilities for the residents and businesses of Vernon Township. With two sewage treatment plants and multiple pump stations, the authority ensures effective waste management and service to a growing customer base. In addition to managing sewer infrastructure, the authority establishes rates and regulations, including a flat monthly fee per Equivalent Dwelling Unit. They also oversee the issuance of burning permits and facilitate community events, contributing to the overall well-being of Vernon Township. Generated from the website

The Greenville Fire Department in Greenville, PA, plays a vital role in providing emergency and non-emergency services to the residents and visitors of the Borough of Greenville. This combination fire department consists of a dedicated team including 1 Captain, 3 full-time, 7 part-time firefighters, and 2 volunteer firefighters. Aside from responding to fire-related emergencies, the department offers a range of services such as emergency medical care, rescue operations, hazardous material mitigation, and fire prevention activities. With an average response time of three and a half minutes to emergencies, the department also conducts fire inspections, provides fire education to the community, and ensures fire hydrants are operational. The Greenville Fire Department operates multiple vehicles out of one fire station and answers nearly 1000 alarms annually. Committed to maintaining a high standard of fire protection, the department's efforts contribute to the Borough of Greenville maintaining a Class 4 fire insurance rating, the best rating in Mercer County, benefiting property owners and the community at large. Generated from the website content

Pymatuning Township, located in Transfer, PA, is a vibrant community with a population of 3,281 and a rich history dating back to its founding. With an assessed valuation of $34,633,350 and 10 mills of millage, the township boasts a well-maintained network of 35.62 miles of roads, ensuring convenient transportation for its residents. Under the guidance of Township Supervisors David Gregory, Gary Lowers, and James Rowe, Pymatuning Township holds monthly meetings on the second Thursday at 6:00 pm, providing an opportunity for community engagement and decision-making. Committed to serving its residents, the township offers a range of services and permits, making it a desirable place to live and work.Generated from the website