Williamstown Clean Up Day 2026
WILLIAMSTOWN BOROUGH
RESIDENTS AND WILLIAMS TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS:
BULK JUNK AND DISCARDED ITEMS
WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR DISPOSAL AT THE BOROUGH MUNICIPAL PUBLIC WORKS COMPLEX.
ENTER Via STATION STREET ACROSS FROM WILLIAMSTOWN DENTAL OFFICE
SATURDAY – MAY 16 FROM 8 A.M. TO 12 P.M. (Noon)
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE MATERIAL WILL BE ACCEPTED!
Used tires (NO RIMS) will be accepted for a $3.00 charge each – Electronics will be accepted at no charge (computers, mice/keyboards, laptops, speakers, webcams, monitors, televisions, printers, scanners, copiers, servers, cell phones, cables, hard drives, microwaves, memory, components, gaming devices). Natural wood free of paint and non-treated wood are being accepted at our brush pile site located off of S. Water Street.
ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED: Refrigerators and air conditioners with the
Freon unit attached, household garbage, biological waste, ammunition &
explosives, chemicals, radioactive materials, smoke detectors, fire
extinguishers, mercury, & paint, oil, solvents, drywall, construction,
contractor or commercial materials, gypsum (wallboard).
DISPOSAL IS FOR RESIDENTS OF WILLIAMSTOWN ONLY.
PROOF OF RESIDENCY IS REQUIRED-
INDENTIFICATION REQUIRED - A TAX BILL OR LICENSE
IS NECESSARY
BOROUGH/TOWNSHIP HAS THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT AND REJECT ITEMS!
Dauphin County Treasurer
pay online link: http://www.dauphincounty.gov/payments
Occupation Tax Exemption Request Form
Form available here: Form - Click To Open/Download
Vikings Stadium Parking (August 2025)
Williams Valley Families and Viking Athletic Fans,
We would like to share an important update regarding parking near Vikings Stadium. Recently, representatives from the district met with the Williams Township Supervisors to review the findings of an engineering and traffic study recently completed for the area surrounding the stadium. As a result of the study, there will be No Parking signs posted along portions of Hemlock Street, Zimmerman Street, and Carl Street that are adjacent to the stadium (note the highlighted streets on the map below).
One of the most significant findings from the study noted: Due to the narrow widths of streets, there is no room for vehicle passage if cars are parked on either or both sides of the street. This is a major concern for emergency services vehicles, especially during sporting events at the stadium.
We appreciate the Township's focus on safety and thank them for their continued support of Williams Valley School District. Our partnership remains strong, and we share a commitment to ensuring the well-being of our students, fans, and the entire school community.
Thank you for your cooperation and continued support of Viking athletics.
Study Attachment
From: Dr. David R. Hatfield, Superintendet
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