Public Works
Craig A. Hoffman, Jr - Public Works Director
610-759-9449 ext. 3
publicworks@mooretownship.org
Brandon Biery
Curt Cesanek
David Flick
Al Hawk
Joe Heatter
Stephen Markley
Anthony Schmoyer
Spencer Tacker
The Public Works Department is responsible for repairing and maintaining approximately 110 miles of roadways This includes replacing drainage pipes across the roads, paving roadways, mowing along Township roadways and intersections, trimming tree limbs in the right-of-way, adding or replacing road signs, and maintaining dirt and gravel roadways which may include grading, stoning, and rolling.
YARD WASTE DROP OFF
Yard wast may be dropped off at the Moore Township Municipal Complex. The bins for drop off are located near the Public Works garage, through the gate and to the right. There is one bin for weeds, and one bin for brush. The following times are when drop off is available:
- Monday through Friday: 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM
- Saturday: 7:00 AM to DUSK
DROP OFF IS NOT AVAILABLE ON THE FOLLOWING HOLIDAYS:
- New Year's Day
- Presidents Day
- Good Friday
- Memorial Day
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Veterans Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Day after Thanksgiving
- Christmas Day
- Day after Christmas
TOWNSHIP ROADSIDE TREE TRIMMING
Trees located along the roadside can cause many issues, including limbs hanging into the roadway, which could impair sight distance when trying to pull out of intersections. When wet or covered in snow and ice, branches can hang low causing traffic to drive around them into oncoming traffic or under them potentially causing damage to vehicles. When Township trucks are trying to remove snow from the road and branches are low, the branches may cause damage to overhead lights, mirrors, and sides of the truck. While a tree may be out of the Township right-of-way, branches may encroach into the right-of-way and roadway. Throughout the year, the Public Works Department will trim roadside trees to remove these obstructions as the schedule permits. Public Works will trim back to the right-of-way at a height deemed safe for cars and trucks to pass safely.
