5.13.2008   Click HERE to view the Agenda for the May Borough Council meeting

5.6.2008   Click HERE to learn more about the Kite Festival on May 18th

5.5.2008    Click HERE to learn more about DCNR`s Homeowner Gypsy Moth suppression program!

4.28.2008   Click Here for more information on the Computers and Electronics Recycling Program.

3.28.2008   Beginning Monday, March 31, Utility Services Group will begin televising sewer laterals along Chestnut Street between 21st and 24th Streets This work will continue for approximately 2 weeks and their location will continuously be posted on our website. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the Borough Administration Office at 737-3456.

3.17.2008   On Saturday April 19th and October 18th, Penn Waste will pick-up tree trimmings, shrubbery, and any other organic landscape vegetation from residents via curbside pick-up. Please place these materials in biodegradeable brown paper bags or bundle the items with biodegradable twine. Bundles may be no longer than 4 feet long, may not weigh more than 30 lbs, or be larger than 6 inches in diameter. Yard waste must be placed by the curb by 6:00 am on Saturday, April 19th and October 18th. Unlimited bags or bundles may be placed for pick-up. Please do not hesitate to call the borough office at 737-3456 or Penn Waste at 1-866-575-8720 if you have any questions or need additional information.

3.12.2008   Join the Camp Hill Democrats for a Symposium on Smart Growth/Sprawl on Thursday, May 8 from 7 pm to 9 pm at the Camp Hill Borough Hall. The main speaker will be Rep. Robert Freeman from Northampton County a leading expert on smart group and municipal planning. The will be joined by Cumberland County Commission Rick Rovegno, Mayor Lou Thieblemont, John Dernbach, Esq., Professor of Law, Widener Law School and Carl J. Kanaskie, Jr., AIA, an architect with the firm of McKissick Associates. For more information call Charles Wilson at 236-7433 or Marilyn Zilli at 763-8617.

8.22.2007   Volunteer Group Helping Seniors Get Groceries - Senior Camp Hill residents face many challenges. One challenge is finding a way to get groceries when they are homebound. A volunteer group has been established that provides a free grocery shopping service for citizens who live independently in their homes in the borough of Camp Hill, but are physically unable to do their own grocery shopping.
The volunteers would pick up a resident`s grocery list on the assigned day and time (Saturday or Sunday), do the shopping for them, deliver the groceries to the resident, and if needed assist in putting the groceries away.
Please contact Jeff Kramer 737-6478 if you have any questions.