Contact the Township Administration Building at 41 for more information. Public Works will also remove the collected trash from the roadways being cleaned.

Upon approval, they will choose a clean-up date and the Public Works Department will provide gloves and orange vests. Organizations wishing to participate in such programs must fill out an application and sign a release form. Public Works coordinates all litter clean-up and Adopt-A-Highway projects in Moon Township.

A home composting guide is available on the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection website at .us. Composting food and yard waste diverts organic waste from the landfill and creates a rich soil additive for landscaping projects. Moon Township encourages residents to try composting at home. Brush should not exceed six feet in length and four inches in diameter and should not be bundled or tied. Residents are welcome to drop off yard waste including tree limbs, leaves and plant matter to be composted at the Moon Park's compost site near Nelson Pond. Watch for dates and times to be posted on, on Facebook, in the township’s monthly email newsletter, in the quarterly Moon Township Messenger magazine and on the MCA-TV message board. Public Works offers a yard waste composting program for residents each spring and fall. For information regarding ordinances pertaining to the Department of Public Works, please click here.Īnnual Projects Composting Program (hide).Check the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection web site or the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation web site for information about statewide Public Works Programs.2012 Winter Services Guide & Roadways not maintained by Moon Township.Application for Street Excavation Permit.The department owns several vehicles which allow them to provide a variety of services to Moon Township residents.

Additionally, Public Works is responsible for salting and plowing township-owned roads during cold-weather months. Public Works is responsible for all of the township’s signage, the maintenance of all township-owned roads including filling pot holes, sealing cracks and simple paving. The Department of Public Works saves Moon Township thousands of dollars annually in construction and maintenance costs by offering a number of services in-house. Approximately 14 road employees, a Public Works Facilities Manager and a Public Works Operations Manager make up the road department. The Moon Township Department of Public Works is responsible for the maintenance of all township owned roads, properties and buildings.

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