Public Notice

A boil water advisory is in effect for the 300 block of Bessemer Street in the Borough of Steelton due to a water main break. Water Authority Staff will take 2 bacteria tests over the next 2 days which is the protocol when water service is shut down. Once two consecutive non-detect results are received the boil water advisory will be lifted.

Residents of the 300 block of Bessemer Street are advised to boil their water until the advisory is lifted.

Important Information About the Public Notice Enclosed

The Steelton Borough Water Authority and staff take producing the highest quality drinking water very seriously. Over the past two years, the Authority has invested heavily into infrastructure and operational improvements in response to newer and more stringent environmental testing and reporting standards.

Due to a water main break, the a boil water advisory is in effect for the 100 Block of Watson Street and parts of the 100 Block of Conestoga Street. Public Works staff will deliver written notices to all properties under the boil water advisory. The advisory is in effect until further notice. It is necessary in order to take two test samples of the water in the area of the break before resuming normal service. Public works staff will notify all residents when the boil water advisory is lifted.

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North Front Street Brownfields Redevelopment Project

The Borough of Steelton’s contractor, Environmental Management Specialists, Inc., and its consultant, Hull & Associates, Inc., will commence construction activities in support of the North Front Street Brownfields Redevelopment Project starting the week of May 2, 2016.

The anticipated working hours for this project will be from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and will involve site clearance and remediation activities at 120, 140, and 154 North Front Street in Steelton. Weather or site conditions may require adjustments to this schedule at times. Construction activities at the site are estimated to be substantially complete by mid-June 2016.

This project is being funded by a Growing Greener II Grant award from the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection.

For questions about this project, please contact Borough Manager Douglas E. Brown at (717) 939-9842 or dbrown@steeltonpa.com. Visit the Borough’s website at www.steeltonpa.com for additional information and updates.

Due to a water main break, residents in the 400 Block of North Third Street and the 100 Block of Conestoga Street will be under a boil water advisory until further notice. The boil water advisory is necessary until the water main is fully repaired. Please read the following notice. The boil water advisory is in effect until further notice.

For more information please read the following: Boil Water Advisory – 4/28/2016

For the next three weeks, Steelton Borough will be flushing hydrants Monday through Friday from 3:00 pm till 11:00 pm. Residents should expect flushing to last through Friday, May 13th.

Please call the Borough at 717-939-9842 if you have any questions or issues related to the hydrant flushing.

Sections of Harrisburg Street will be closed starting April 18th as part of the Harrisburg Street Improvements and Paving Project. Please note the detour routes outlined in the maps below. Detours are expected to last through the summer.

Important Information About the Public Notice Enclosed

The Steelton Borough Water Authority and staff take producing the highest quality drinking water very seriously. Over the past two years, the Authority has invested heavily into infrastructure and operational improvements in response to newer and more stringent environmental testing and reporting standards.

The Borough of Steelton is seeking resumes from residents interested in appointment to the Steelton Planning Commission for a two year term ending December 31, 2018.  Applicants must be residents of Steelton Borough, be available to attend meetings held the third Thursday of every month at 6pm.  Knowledge and experience in local government zoning and planning is preferred.

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