Rush Township offers FREE electronics & metal recycling (i.e., bikes, grills, washers, dryers & stoves) for residents. Recycling Programĭavid Ceci, Recycling Facilities Director Tamaqua Transfer can be reached at 57.Ĭollection of delinquent municipal user fees will be handled by Portnoff Law Associates, Ltd. A $50 penalty is applied for the first month late and 1.5% (beginning July 2019, replacing the $20 penalty) for every month after until paid. Garbage is collected by Tamaqua Transfer. The fee for garbage collection is $194 per calendar year (if paid by April 30). Also, residents are asked to utilize the recycling program for items such as refrigerators, washers, televisions, and all other electronics. Residents are encouraged to use the township collection service in the spring and fall for items such as tree limbs and wood.

Residents are limited to five (5) 30-gallon containers or 70 pounds of trash a week and one large item (cut to a reasonable size, if necessary).

Trash is not to be placed curbside more than 24 hours before pickup. Trash should be placed curbside on the night before pickup. All roads north of Route 54 and west of Route 309 (excluding Hometown), which includes the areas of Park Crest, Grier City, Tamanend, Quakake, and Madison and Douglas streets in Ginther.įriday – Hometown and Kahler Hill, including Sunset Avenue, Charles Street, Shawn Avenue, Ye Olde Hauto Road, Keller Road, and Route 54 west of the intersection with Ye Olde Hauto Road. Monday – Lake Hauto area, Route 54 east of the intersection with Ye Olde Hauto Road, Route 309 north of Basile’s Restaurant, Old Dam Road, Ben Titus Road, Route 54 west of Mintzer’s Hill, Apple Lane Orchard Road, State Route 1015, State Route 1018, and Golf Road.

Garbage is collected in Rush Township on a weekly basis on the following schedule: 2023 Garbage Holiday Schedule Garbage & Recycling Garbage Collection

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