Documents Sep 1, 2022

TTC SEP 2022

Fall Brush Pickup Schedule

Dates: Begins October 3rd & 4th; runs through December 5th & 6th.
Days: Mondays and Tuesdays.
Requirements: Leaves and brush must be bagged in biodegradable leaf bags and placed curbside by 7 AM on the day of pickup.
Twigs: Must be bundled and tied (no wire). Diameter must be 3 inches or less.
Location Specifics:
- Pickup to the EAST of Penn Street (including east side) is on Mondays.
- Leaf pickup to the WEST of Penn Street, Gaysport, and Holliday Hills is on Tuesdays.
Notes: No alley pickups except in Holliday Hills. Do not tape or staple bags (fold the top over instead). Recyclables should not be in these bags.

Regular Market: Held every Tuesday from 11 AM to 2 PM, rain or shine. Location: Montgomery Street near the Diamond. Runs through October.
Night Markets: Held on the third Friday of each month from 5 PM to 8 PM. Location: Third in the Burg.
Sponsor: Evey Black Attorneys.

Halloween Parade: Hosted by the Phoenix Volunteer Fire Department on October 29, 2022. Lineup at 4:00 PM; parade moves at 6:00 PM. Contact Bob Dilling for info. Police and Fire Dept will be watching streets.
Winterfest Volunteers Needed: The committee is seeking volunteers to help plan Winterfest. Contact Melanie Ramsey at mramsey@hollidaysburgpa.org or 814-696-0544.
Arts Council News: A self-guided Art Walk is scheduled for Friday, September 16th from 5-8 PM. Starts at Picture Perfect Gallery (309 Allegheny Street, Ste #3). Free and family-friendly.
Arbor Day Celebration: Recently held on April 29th at the corner of N. Montgomery and Walnut Streets. Two Japanese Lilac trees were planted by the Shade Tree Commission, Public Works, and audience members.
Gateway Garden Volunteers Needed: Volunteers needed to pull flowers on Tuesday, October 11, 2022, at 8:00 AM. Location: Old Route 22 near The Dream Restaurant. Contact Rick Pope at 814-934-4032.

Barbara Hinish: Public Safety Clerk and Accounting Clerk, retired at the end of April after starting in 2003.
Officer William Sheehan: Retired from the Hollidaysburg Police Department after nearly 26 years of service (career began August 5, 1996).

Property Maintenance: Grass and weeds must not exceed six (6) inches. Violations can lead to legal proceedings under Chapter 10, Health and Safety, Part 1, Weed Control.
Leaf Raking: Residents are reminded NOT to rake or push leaves into the street. This is a safety hazard and violators will be fined.

Borough Manager: James Gehret
Mayor: Joseph R. Dodson
Borough Council:
- Ward 1: Joseph A. Pompa
- Ward 2: Brady Leahey
- Ward 3: Michele Baker
- Ward 4: Sean M. Burke
- Ward 5: James Mielnik
- Ward 6: Walter Kalista III
- Ward 7: Jeffrey J. Ketner
Police Chief: Vacant
Fire Marshal: Amy Hazlett
Solicitor: Evey Black Attorneys, LLC
Website: hollidaysburgpa.org