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2019
2020
Seasonal
Guide Book
Yoga in the Park! Youth Fishing Derby!
Haunted Halloween Trail Family Fun-Snowman Contest!
An Evening with Santa! Father/Daughter Dance!
Peace Day Celebrating the Music of Woodstock
North Huntingdon Townhouse Administration Office Hours
11279 Center Hwy. Monday thru Friday
North Huntingdon, PA 15642 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
724-863-3806 www.nhtpa.us
PROFESSIONAL STAFF
Our full-time parks and recreation staff is responsible for the day to day operations of
facilities, grounds and maintenance to 11 parks, 7 athletic fields, 14 pavilions and public
restrooms, all located within your township.
Each member of our labor staff has also passed all appropriate clearance and background
checks to serve the community in a transparent manner that you have come to expect.
Assistance is also provided for special events and recreational activities. On-going staff
training and education allows us to meet and exceed the responsibilities of keeping our
parks a beloved community destination.
In addition, all programs/events are planned, budgeted and coordinated through a
professional Dept. Director who oversees both divisions of the department while serving
to meet the needs of local residents.
Dan Miller CSTM, CPSI
Director of Parks & Recreation
Bill Dave Richard Barry
Fennell Papp Sima Thomas
Parks Parks Parks Parks
Labor Staff Labor Staff Labor Staff Labor Staff
MISSION STATEMENT
Our mission is to be recognized as a healthful benefit to the community by
providing first rate facilities, special events and recreational activities throughout
the year, while upholding a standard of integrity that will make all residents proud
to call North Huntingdon home.
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From the
Director’s Desk
Dear Friends,
Challenges, Success and Pride
all come to mind when writing this season’s message. At times we face
a variety of challenges with facilities, budgets, staffing, timing, weather,
appearance, maintenance, ADA compliance, planning, etc. That said, we
continue to take pride in our offerings based upon our current conditions.
Our ultimate goal is to serve the public and make sure that not only
are we working to meet your needs, but to offer alternatives for the
enjoyment of your environment. In short...public satisfaction.
We hope you find our programs, events and facilities visually appealing,
comfortable for your families, of high quality, delivered in a timely
manner and budget friendly. That when you visit, our parks are clean
and safe. That when your child or grandchild visit the playground,
it is maintained to all safety standards, and compliant with our new
Tobacco Free Ordinance. That when your children attend day camp, you
are certain of their safe and appropriate physical, cognitive and social
development. That when you attend a public event or festival, all safety
systems are capable and functioning.
What we all commonly concede is what we all want and deserve, and
expect from our public parks and recreation services. None of this
happens, however, without trained, dedicated, responsible park and
recreation professionals. I’m proud to be part of such a group along with
our labor staff and recreation board that have your best in mind.
Another summer is here and gone and like much of us in the industry,
we are preparing for our second season. Fall has grown to be one of the
busiest seasons for our department and staff as we recognize wanting
to extend your summer before the cold winds blow our way. Please join
us at a park, event or activity this season and make the most of your
township’s offerings. We look forward to seeing you.
All the best…
Dan Miller
Director of Parks & Recreation
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2019-2020 Facilities Spring &
Summer Re
Rental Fee Schedule nta
Booking Now ls
OAK HOLLOW PARK
Pine & Maple Pavilion
Extra-Large (150 People) Weekends & Holidays $100.00 Weekdays $75.00
Water, electric, restroom facilities nearby, corn hole, volleyball and playground nearby
Locust Pavilion
Large (100 People) Weekends & Holidays $100.00 Weekdays $75.00
Water, electric, restroom facilities nearby, corn hole
Hickory Pavilion
Midsize (30 People) Weekends & Holidays $75.00 Weekdays $50.00
Water, electric, restroom facilities
Birch & Oak Pavilion
Small (20 People) Weekends & Holidays $45.00 Weekdays $30.00
Water, electric, restroom facilities
PENN’S WOODS PARK
Mid-size (50 People) Weekends & Holidays $75.00 Weekdays $50.00
Water, electric, playground, restroom facilities nearby, Baseball field rental available
NOTE: Ballfield may be rented by an organized sports program.
Small (20 People) Weekends & Holidays $45.00 Weekdays $30.00
Water, electric, playground, volleyball facility available by request, restroom facilities
HILLTOP PARK
Small (30 People) Weekends & Holidays $45.00 Weekdays $30.00
Water, electric, playground, basketball court, port-a-john, Baseball field rental available
TINKER’S RUN PARK
Small (30 People) Weekends & Holidays $45.00 Weekdays $30.00
Electric, playground, bocce court, port-a-john, Baseball field rental available
LIONS PARK
Small (20 People) Weekends & Holidays $45.00 Weekdays $30.00
Port-a-john
LINCOLN ACRES PARK
Small (20 People) Weekends & Holidays $45.00 Weekdays $30.00
INDIAN LAKE
Seneca Pavilion
Large (100 People) Weekends & Holidays $125.00 Weekdays $100.00
Electric, built-in restrooms, scenic lake view, fire pit
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS, CANCELLATIONS OR TRANSFERS PERMITTED
Non-Residents: Additional $20 for all pavilion rentals • All Mondays are free (Except for Holidays)
FIELDS
Deposit Required - $250.00 per season/$50.00 for individual rental Book your
• Baseball… $200.00 Spring season per time slot/$100.00 Fall season
pavilion rental
$30.00 a day per field for residents/$50.00 non-resident one year
• Soccer… $1,000.00 Spring season per area/$500.00 Fall season in advance!
4 (Spring Season April 1-July 31, Fall Season August 1-October 15) Call for details.
2019-2020
Fall/Winter Season
Calendar of Events
SEPTEMBER JANUARY
6 Yoga in the Park 4 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Indoor Soccer
13 Yoga in the Park 11 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Indoor Soccer
17 Jump Start Sports T-Birds T-Ball 18 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Indoor Soccer
18 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Soccer 25 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Indoor Soccer
20 Yoga in the Park FEBRUARY
21 Woodstock/Peace Day Music Festival 1 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Indoor Soccer
24 Jump Start Sports T-Birds T-Ball 8 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Indoor Soccer
25 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Soccer 15 Father Daughter Dinner Dance
27 Yoga in the Park 22 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
OCTOBER 29 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
1 Jump Start Sports T-Birds T-Ball MARCH
2 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Soccer 7 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
4 Yoga in the Park 14 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
5 Youth Fishing Derby at Indian Lake Park 21 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
8 Jump Start Sports T-Birds T-Ball 28 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
9 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Soccer
11 Yoga in the Park
15 Jump Start Sports T-Birds T-Ball
16 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Soccer
22 Jump Start Sports T-Birds T-Ball
23 Jump Start Sports Hummingbirds Soccer
26 Haunted Halloween Trail at Indian Lake Park
31 Township Trick or Treat • 6:00pm - 8:00pm
NOVEMBER
2 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
9 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
16 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
23 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
DECEMBER
1 Family Fun Snowman Photo Contest Begins
6 An Evening with Santa and Friends
7 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars
14 Jump Start Sports Little Hoop Stars/Hoop Stars 5
Special Events & Seasonal Programs
All programs available to North Huntingdon residents only,
unless specified and pre-registration is required.
Please phone or stop in the Townhouse during
administration hours to register.
Jump Start Sports: Co-ed youth programs that teach character and life skills. Offering safe, well
organized sports programs in an environment that is more focused on fun and learning than on competition.
We partner with the community for summer camps, preschool sports programs, recreational sport leagues
and after-school programs that teach funamentals, fair play and teamwork. Our programs are creative and
age appropriate and considerate of the needs and time contraints of the whole family. See inside for
program listings.
Youth Fishing Derby: The North Huntingdon Township Dept. of Parks & Recreation is once again
pleased to announce their annual Youth Fishing Derby. Beginning at 8am, Saturday, October 5th at Indian
Lake Park, boys/girls ages 14 and under can compete for their catch of the day! Plenty of food, prizes and
awards highlight the day. This popular program is guaranteed fun for all involved. $8.00 Residents,
$12.00 Non-Residents.
Haunted Haloween Trick-or-Treat Trail: Come out if you dare for an afternoon of tricks, treats and
thrills. A family oriented event that is sure to relive memories of your youth and capture the imagination of
today’s youth. Volunteers along the trail are present to hand out treats and safety awareness information. Join
us Saturday, October 26th from 4pm - 6pm. NO FEE.
Yoga In The Park: Experience inner calm as Inner Strength Yoga hosts this moving mind and body
exercise meditation for a powerful, life changing experience. Let yourself go from distractions in life and
join us for one hour each Friday, starting September 6th through October 11th from 9am - 10pm at Indian
Lake Park’s Seneca Pavilion. Beginners through experienced are welcomed. Bring a beach towel or yoga mat.
Limited mats are available. Dress appropriate. NO FEE. To register phone 412-414-4566.
An Evening the Santa & Friends: North Huntingdon Township Dept. of Parks & Recreation is
pleased to announce “An Evening With Santa & Friends” (appropriate for ages 3-10), on Friday, December 6th
from 6pm until 8pm at the Norwin Middle School, located at 10870 Mockingbird Drive, North Huntingdon,
PA. Join us as we ring in the holiday season with balloon artists, face painters, colorful crafts, holiday music,
your favorite seasonal films, snap-shots with Santa and treats to go. The holiday season is a busy time of
year and this event provides families the affordability to stay close to home and enjoy wholesome family
entertainment in a community setting. NO FEE.
Winter Discount Lift Tickets: North Huntingdon Township will be selling discounted ski tickets for
Seven Spring Resort for the 2019-20 ski season. Tickets are due to arrive mid-December. Discount Pittsburgh
Zoo tickets are still available while weather permits. Visit our website www.nhtpa.us and download the
discounted price list.
Snowman Contest: From the very first snowfall to the final spring thaw, residents and families can
capture their winter memories by submitting photos to the Dept of Parks/Recreation. All photes entered
via mail, walk-in or emailed will be judged in 3 categories (biggest, funniest, community spirit) and remain
property of NHT Parks/Recreation. Prizes awarded for winning entries. Entry deadline: February 28th. NO FEE.
Father/Daughter Dance: Join us Saturday, February 15th for a night of memories complete with
dinner, dancing, fun & games and lots of photos. A dress up affair, we promise to have the girls home with
stars in their eyes. Phone 724-863-3806 to obtain information on ticket and pricing.
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ADULTS AND SENIORS
YOGA IN THE PARK
Every Friday
September 6th - October 11th @ Indian Lake Park - Seneca Pavilion
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Provided by: Inner Strength Yoga
No Fee - This is a Free Program
Bring your own mat or
beach towel and
dress appropriate
North Huntingdon Township Dept. of Parks & Recreation
YOUTH FISHING DERBY
Good times and great fishing! Open to children 14 years and under. Refreshments and limited
bait are available! A variety of prizes and trophies will be awarded. Event day registration
begins at 7AM. Pre-register to confirm your space!
Checks made payable to NHT GENERAL FUND.
Saturday, October 5th @ Indian Lake Park
Derby 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
$8.00 Residents / $12.00 Non-Residents
Early Registration Begins 9/16 at The Town House
For more information, call 724-863-3806 ext. 111 7
Fall 2019
North Huntingdon Parks & Recreation
T-BIRDS T-BALL BOYS & GIRLS AGES 3 - 5
A fun and highly instructional introduction to baseball for children. Players learn the
basics of throwing, catching, fielding, batting and base running and then apply what
they have learned in fun, non-competitive games. Jump Start Sports staff members
conduct the instruction and oversee the game play while volunteer parent team
coaches assist. All players receive a team t-shirt and MLB hat.
DATES: Tuesday Evenings • September 17th- October 22nd
LOCATION: Hilltop Park Field
TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM or 6:30PM - 7:30PM (Rotating Schedule)
FEE: $75 (Includes T-Shirt and Hat)
HUMMINGBIRDS SOCCER
BOYS & GIRLS AGES 3 - 6
Children have fun and learn the basics of soccer in an age-appropriate program. Players learn
dribbling, passing, trapping, shooting, defending and posotioning. Each session consists of
instruction in all aspects of the game, participation in fun drills designed to teach skills and
fun, low-key, non-competitive games.
DATES: Wednesday Evenings • September 18th - October 23rd
LOCATION: Oak Hollow Park Soccer Field
TIME: 5:30PM - 6:30PM (Ages 3 - 4) FEE: $70 (Includes T-Shirt)
6:30PM - 7:30PM (Ages 5 - 6)
LITTLE HOOPS STARS BOYS & GIRLS AGES 4-5
A six-week instructional and recreational basketball program for children in Pre-K and Kindergarten
(must be 4 years old). Players are taught the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, positioning, defense
and rebounding in a fun-oriented program. Then they apply what they’ve learned in low competition
games. All instruction conducted by Jump Start Sports staff. All children receive a t-shirt and award.
DATES: Saturdays • November 2nd - December 14th (No 11/30 program)
LOCATION: Sewickley Gym - 201 Highland Ave, Herminie, PA 15637
TIME: 10:00AM - 12:00PM FEE: $70
HOOPS STARS BOYS & GIRLS AGES 6-8
A six-week instructional and recreational basketball program for children in Grades 1 and 2. Players are
taught the basics of dribbling, passing, shooting, positioning, defense and rebounding in a fun-oriented
program. Then they apply what they’ve learned in low competition games. All instruction conducted by
Jump Start Sports staff. All children receive a t-shirt and award.
DATES: Saturdays • February 22 - March 28
LOCATION: Sewickley Gym - 201 Highland Ave, Herminie, PA 15637
TIME: 10:00AM - 12:00PM FEE: $70
For more information & to register, visit www.jumpstartsports.com
8 Jen Yuvan - jyuvan@jumpstartsports.com OR 724-493-0770
C A N YO
U DIG IT?
BRINGING BACK
A PEACE DAY MUSIC FESTIVAL
Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of music
history, we’re bringing back Woodstock so dress
appropriate and bring back your memories
SAT., SEPT. 21, 2019 3PM-10PM
OAK HOLLOW PARK
2130 Timothy Rd, North Huntingdon, PA 15642
Followed by Laser Light Show
Find peace, magic and a whole lot of fun
under the stars at our music festival! Bring a blanket
and your own food and beverage basket to sit on the
lawn and capture this groovy celebration 9
North Huntingdon Township
Department of Parks & Recreation
Haunted
Halloween
TRICK OR TREAT TRAIL
Come out IF YOU DARE for an
evening of tricks, treats and thrills
Indian Lake Park
Saturday, October 26th • 4pm-6pm
Appropriate
for ages
4 & older
Register at the
Townhouse
“Dead”line
October 18th
To insure an accurate head count for planning
purposes, please be sure to register via phone
or in person. North Huntingdon Twp. residents
& Norwin School District students only please. Age appropriate event. For
10 additional information or to volunteer, please phone 724-863-3806 x111Looking for some Why not enter our “family fun” snowman contest!
Beginning with the excitement of that first snow
outdoor winter fun? through the end of February 28, 2020, you can
SNOWMAN register your family’s entry in one of three
different categories: (Biggest Snowman,
CONTEST Funniest Snowman, or the Norwin Community
Spirit Snowman) by submitting your family
snowman photo’s via mail,
e-mail or hand delivery to:
NHT Townhouse Dept.
of Parks & Recreation
11279 Center Highway,
North Huntingdon, PA 15642
dmiller@nhtpa.us
Entries will be judged at the end of the program and all contributors will be issued a Certifcate of Participation for
their entry. Winners are contacted and receive a $50 Gift Card (one per household) for their award winning effort!
To register please provide your Name, Address, Phone Number and Snowman Category to us, along with photo entry prior to 2/28/20. Absolutely no entries
accepted after the date. All photos become property of NHT and will not be returned. *Program provided through the NHT Dept. of Parks & Recreation and
available to those residing within the boundaries of the Norwin School District. For additional information or contest rules, please phone 724-863-3802 Ext. 124.
North Huntingdon Township Dept. of Parks & Recreation Presents
An Evening with SANTA and Friends
Friday, December 6 • 6pm - 8pm
Norwin Middle School • 10870 Mockingbird Dr, North Huntingdon
His suit is red, his whiskers are white. He’s visiting us to thrill and delight.
Yes, it’s Santa Claus, Loved by all. So, bring the kids, we’ll have a ball.
Meet balloon artists • face painters • elves • costume characters & more!
Get busy in Santa’s workshop, make a new memory with holiday keepsake photos.
Event open to Norwin School Students Only. Appropriate for ages 3 - 10
This is a FREE township community event.
Register today at the Townhouse 11279 Center Hwy • 724-863-3806 x111 11February 15th • 5:00pm to 9:00pm
inside the
Ballroom at Stratigo’s Banquet Facility
North Huntingdon
This popular event is a annual
sell-out. This year once again we have
changed the theme, but not the fun!
A full evening filled with music,
entertainment, food, treats,
gifts and dancing with
your favorite
girl.
Please join us as tickets will go on sale
beginning in January after the New Year.
Dress is semi-formal &
smiles are always welcomed
For tickets & additional
information, contact us at
724-863-3806
122019 - 2020
Discount
Lift Tickets
NIGHT PASS
Sun. – Thurs.
SKI THIS
WINTER
4:30-10:00 PM
Fri., Sat. or Holiday
4:30-10:30 PM
Mon. – Fri., Non-Holiday
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM JOIN
MIDWEEK DAY OR THE FUN
TWILIGHT NON-HOLIDAY
Sun. – Thurs., Non-Holiday
1:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Fri., Non-Holiday D
1:00 PM - 10:30 PM SNOWBOATRER
THIS WIN
Tickets available
at the Town House
724.863.3806
www.nhtpa.us 13Recreation
Advisory Board
This Season’s Sponsored Events Include:
Peace Day Music Festival
Youth Fishing Derby
Haunted Halloween Trail
An Evening With Santa and Friends
Father/Daughter Dance
The Recreation Advisory Board meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6:00PM
at the Townhouse on matters regarding recreational programs within the
Township of North Huntingdon.
The Recreation Advisory Board consists of seven members that are Township residents
appointed by the governing body. Each member is to serve a four-year term. Two of the
seven member are nominated by the Norwin School Board by Township Ordinance.
The Recreation Advisory Board is responsible for recommending recreational programs
and events to the Board of Commissioners and the Department of Parks and Recreation
that meet the objectives of the towship Comprehensive parks and open space plan. This
includes assisting in the development and staffing of these programs and events.
This volunteer board’s dutes and responsibilities are of a purely advisory nature.
If you are interested in serving as an Advisory Board Member,
please contact the Director of Parks and Recreation at
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724-863-3806 to inquire about the application process.What we feed into our storm drains
can poison our rivers!
When the rain falls and the snow
melts, a flood of water runs off our
How Can You Help?
General:
roofs, roads and yards and down • Regularly sweep and collect debris around
into our streets. Everything the your house.
water touches is swept down those • Never dump anyhing down a storm drain.
Waste Management:
streets and fed directly into our • Keep the gound around all outdoor garbage and
storm drains, then flows out into driveway areas free of trash, sediment and debris
our rivers - the major source of your • Clean up all spills immediately!
Vehicle Washing:
drinking water.
• Wash vehicles at a commercial car wash
Trash, paint, oil, fertilizers, when possible ( their wastewater drains
to the sanitary sewer).
animal waste and anything in the • If you must wash at home, wash vehicle over
path of the storm water can find its and absorbent area such as dirt, gravel or grass
to prevent or reduce runoff.
way into our rivers through • Use biodegradable soaps.
our storm drains. Landscaping:
• Aim sprinklers to avoid watering
But there is something we can do non-target areas.
about it! In fact, a lot of dedicated • Minimize pesticide, herbicide and fertilizer use.
people and municipalities are • Time sprinklers to avoid over watering and
causing runoff onto paved areas.
working on it right now, and • Properly dispose of grass clippings and tree
you can help to! branches, these will clog the drain. 15A Resident
Guide to
Winter
Snow
Removal
Please keep these thoughts in mind this winter
to help our township employee’s maintain local road conditions:
• Main roads, school bus routes, and housing developments are the first priority.
Roads are plowed and treated according to the current weather conditions.
• Because a plow is raised does not mean that the drive is done clearing your street.
Exercise caution until you are sure the street is clear.
• Remove all vehicles from the street in the event of snowfall. This helps employees
to quickly plow the street and take care of others.
• Do not shovel snow into the streets. This causes a serious traffic hazard that could
cause an accident. Place your shoveled snow onto the side of your driveway, or
into the yard. If possible, wait until the road is plowed to shovel the driveway.
• Install your mailbox post properly to avoid damage from snow plows.
• In the event of an emergency, please call the township office number listed
below. Only call in an emergency so the phone lines stay clear.
Police: 724-863-8800
Administration Office: 724-863-3806
16 DPW, Director RICHARD G. ALBERTRegistration
NHT Parks & Recreation
Registration Form
11279 Center Highway
North Huntingdon, PA 15642
(This form may be duplicated.)
All registrations are conducted at the administrative office located at the Town House.
Please follow the rules below in order to ensure that you are properly registered for a class or program.
1. Please adhere to the listed registration dates (when applicable).
Checks and registration forms submitted early will not be held.
2. You may register in person or by mail. Complete this form and mail with self-addressed
stamped envelope and check (if applicable) payable to NHT General Fund. DO NOT SEND CASH.
North Huntingdon Township Parks & Recreation Registration Form
Please Print
Program: ___________________________________________ Cost: _______________
Parent/Guardian Last Name: ____________________ First Name: _______________________
1 Participant Last Name: _________________ First Name: __________________ Age: ______
2 Participant Last Name: _________________ First Name: __________________ Age: ______
3 Participant Last Name: _________________ First Name: __________________ Age: ______
4 Participant Last Name: _________________ First Name: __________________ Age: ______
Address: ______________________________________________________________
City: _____________________________________ State: __________ ZIP: ___________
Email Contact: _______________________________ Phone: ______________________
During activities where parents are a part of the supervision process, we ask that parents be responsible for their children before, during, and after any event
of activity. This is due to that nature of public recreation programs and the heavy emphasis placed on the use of volunteers. We feel that it is important to
com-municate this to you since supervision must be a parent’s responsibility and cannot be reasonably imposed upon volunteers or employees working with
the various programs. In agreeing to take this responsibility as a parent, we believe that your child’s participation in our recreation programs will be a safe and
rewarding experience.
PHOTO RELEASE STATEMENT: By registering for any North Huntingdon Township program, class or event, you are agreeing to allow the publication of any
photos taken of you and/or your child at any pro-gram, class, event or facility of North Huntingdon Township
unless otherwise specified.
PARTICIPANT OR PARENT/GUARDIAN (FOR PARTICIPANTS UNDER 18) WAIVER
Emergency Authorization/Waiver
I hereby authorize the staff of the North Huntingdon Township Recreation Department or its designee (medical personnel selected by the Township) to act
for me in accordance to their best judgment in any emergency requiring medical attention. I hereby waive and release all employees of North Huntingdon
Township from all liabilities for any injury or illness incurred while participating in recreational activities. I further understand that recreation activities
can be dangerous. I accept full responsibility for my medical bills, and all other associated expenses as a result of illness and/or injury sustained while
participating in any recreation activity hosted, sponsored, or operated by North Huntingdon Township.
Signature of Participant or Parent/Guardian ___________________________________ Date ________________
Amount Paid: _________________ Check #: _________ Taken By: _______________ Refund: __________
17Contact Information
North Huntingdon Township Important Telephone Numbers
Administration Allegheny Power 724-837-3000
11279 Center Highway
North Huntingdon, PA 15642 Ambulance724-863-8800
Phone: 724-863-3806 Comcast412-875-1100
Business Hours: 7:30 AM–4:00 PM
Fire/EMS Calls 911
Monday-Friday
Township Meetings Fire Departments -
Board of Commissioners Larimer - Station 1 724-863-4151
3rd Wednesday of each month @ 7:00 PM Strawpump - Station 2 724-863-9421
Zoning Hearing Board Westmoreland City - Station 3 724-863-9088
1st Tuesday of each month @ 7:00 PM
Hartford Heights - Station 4 412-824-9972
Planning Commission
1st Monday of each month @ 7:00 PM Shafton - Station 5 724-863-1730
Recreation Advisory Board Fairmont Hahntown - Station 6 724-863-4258
1st Tuesday of each month @ 6:00 PM
Circleville - Station 8 724-863-7202
Township Departments Magistrate Douglas Weimer 724-864-0018
Administration
724.863.3806 ext. 0 Municipal Authority of
Jeff Silka, Township Manager Westmoreland County (water) 724-755-5800
Michael Turley, Asst. Township Manager NHT Animal Control Office - Gary Hoffman 724-468-5505
Jonathan Beskid, Technology & Communications Coordinator
Dept. of Parks and Recreation NHT Municipal Authority 724-863-2860
724.863.3806 ext. 124 NHT Tax Collector - Shelley Buchanan
Daniel Miller, Director Collects: Property/School/County 724-861-4624
Planning and Zoning Norwin Chamber of Commerce 724-863-0888
724.863.3806 ext. 126
Andrew Blenko, Director Norwin School District Tax Office 724-861-3004
Ryan Fonzi, Senior Planner/GIS Coordinator PennDOT724-832-5387
Tom McGuire, Zoning Officer/Building Inspector
Josh Andrykovitch, Code Enforcement Officer Pennsylvania Game Commission 724-238-9523
NHTPD Police & Ambulance 724-863-8800
724.863.8800 TDD Telecommunication Device for the Deaf 724-863-1545
DPW Townhouse Administration Office 724-863-3806
724.863.3806 ext. 0
Waste Management 800-458-4090
Richard Albert, Director of Public Works
Commercial and Residential Waste/Recycling
Tab Fyock,
Assistant Director of Public Works Westmoreland County Court House 724-830-3082
Westmoreland County Road Department 724-830-3950
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www.nhtpa.usNHT Resident Recycling Works!
Recycle Often
Recycle RIGHT
DO
• Recycle plastic bottles #1 & #2 Only, Jugs and Jars
• Recycle all empty steel, tin and aluminum cans
• Flatten and recycle all cardboard and paperboard
• Scrape out all cans and jars,
empty liquids and put scraps
in the compost before
placing in the collection bin
DON’ T X
• Bag recyclables
• Place any glass in your collection bin
• Put plastics type 3, 4, 5, 6 or 7 in your collection bin
• Put any diapers, medical waste, solid napkins or
paper towels or styrofoam cups or containers in
your collection bin
Recycle Bin available for
township residents
For more information, please visit our website
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