Penn Township Road Dept

Penn Township Sewage Department is a government agency in Irwin, PA that is responsible for managing the sewage system in the township. They are regulated under the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit program and work to ensure proper stormwater management in the community. The department also provides services such as garbage and recycling collection, as well as water services through the Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County. They work in collaboration with other departments and boards within the township to maintain a clean and sustainable environment for residents.Generated from the website

Penn Township Sewage Authority, located in Harrison City, PA, operates under the municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4) regulations mandated by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. The authority is responsible for managing stormwater discharges to ensure environmental protection within the community. In addition to sewage management, Penn Township provides a range of municipal services, including garbage and recycling, public works, and recreational activities. The township actively engages with residents through various boards and commissions, fostering community development and enhancing local resources. Generated from the website

Penn Township Secretary s Office manages the daily operations of the township. The office also supervises other departments, as well as reviews employment applications, recommends employee discipline and employs experts and consultants. Penn Township Secretary prepares and administers the township's budget and develops long-term fiscal plans. It also keeps the board of commissioners informed about the township's affairs, prepares their meeting agendas and makes recommendations. Additionally, the office maintains the township s records, including the maps of utility lines and property and equipment inventory. Located in Harrison City, Pa., Penn Township Secretary is a part of the Penn Township, which was incorporated in 1855.