Wheatfield Township in Perry County Pennsylvania was first settled in 1760 and later incorporated in 1826. Today over 3000 people live within Wheatfield Township's 21.1 sq. miles of beautiful wooded areas, water ways, fields, and mountains. In August of 2009 Wheatfield Township created WheatfieldTwp.com to provide the community with a portal to keep everyone up to date with meetings & events, provide easy access to forms & documents, and attract individuals & businesses into the community.
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Click here to learn more about the latest bridge and road projects.
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- Community training center available for first aid, CPR and a variety of other classes
- Banquet hall rentals and catering available
- Crew members and fundraising (social member) volunteers are needed
- Hiring EMT's
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ELECTRONIC RECYCLING
Dauphin County Recycling has opened their recycling program up to out of county residents. Individuals can take tv's, CRT monitors and other electronic items at no charge Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Items that contain freon or refrigerant such as refrigerators, air conditioners, dehumidifiers and freezers cost $20.00 to dispose of. Please check out there website for directions and accepted electronic items at www.dauphincounty.org or call 717-982-6772.
This year at the township spring cleanup we will not be accepting any TV's or computer monitors. The Dauphin County Recycling will be a great way to get rid of these items and is open to the public each day of the week except for Sundays.
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Wheatfield Township Recycling
Do your part! The Wheatfield Twp. building collection center is open on the 1st Saturday of each month from 8:00am thru 12:00pm. Items accepted at the Wheatfield Twp. building collection center include aluminum cans/foil (rinsed and crushed), bi-metal (tin) cans (rinsed and crushed), office grade paper (sheets or shredded), magazines, newspapers, books, cardboard (flattened, cereal and shipping boxes, no packing material), plastic containers and bottles (do not need to be separated), glass (rinsed, must be dry), all colors are accepted.
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What is new in the Township? Click the link below to download the latest newsletter to find out! Please note that the free Adobe Reader is required.
2014 fall newsletter.pdf | 44.7 kB | |||
fall 2017 newsletter.pdf | 43.69 kB | |||
fall2023newsletter.pdf | 760.9 kB | |||
spring2015newsletter.pdf | 43 kB | |||
spring2023newsletter.pdf | 40.55 kB |
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