📢 Public Notice – Spongy Moth Aerial Spraying in Delaware Township 5/14/25

Delaware Township will be conducting aerial spraying to control the spongy moth population. Spraying will be carried out by Rebecca Lynn Flying Service, Inc. between May 5 and June 26, 2025, depending on caterpillar development stages and weather conditions.

🚁 Important Details:

• Spraying Period: May 5 – June 26, 2025 (weather and growth stage dependent)
• Spraying Provider: Rebecca Lynn Flying Service, Inc.
• Coverage Area: 346 acres of Township-owned property only

This proactive treatment is essential for protecting our local forests and minimizing the impact of these invasive pests.

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Township office directly. Thank you for your cooperation.

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🚨 Now Hiring Lifeguards! 🌊☀️

Are you passionate about water safety and ready to make a difference this summer? We're looking for certified lifeguards with waterfront certification to join our team!

✅ Competitive pay; End of summer bonus; Certification reimbursement
✅ Fun outdoor work environment
✅ Great team culture
✅ Make a real impact

📍 Location:  Akenac Park
📅 Memorial Day through Labor Day

📢 Must have current lifeguard & waterfront certification.

Apply today and help keep Akenac Park safe all season long!
📲 Application_For_Employment.pdf

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NOTICE: Lifting of Weight Limit – Ordinance 403

Effective Immediately

Delaware Township, Pike County, PA, hereby announces the lifting of Ordinance 403 – Seasonal Weight Limit Restrictions on Township roads.

As of April 14, 2025, all temporary weight limit restrictions implemented under Ordinance 403 have been officially lifted. Commercial and heavy vehicles may now resume normal use of all Township-maintained roads without restriction related to seasonal weight limits.

This action follows routine evaluation of road conditions to ensure they can safely accommodate heavier vehicles as the seasonal freeze-thaw cycle concludes.

We thank all residents, contractors, and commercial drivers for their cooperation during the restriction period.