Washington
Township
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Links to services & Information : | Walt Dulemba retired December 31, 2007
after 39 years of service with the Public Works Department. We wish him well in
his retirement.
Washington Township employs five full time road crew operator/truck drivers who maintain 58.9 miles of Township roads year round. They are responsible for paving, pothole patching, seal coating, road shoulder maintenance, road side drains, cross pipes, road signs, vegetation control, mowing and snow removal on Township roads. The Township Road Department also does winter maintenance on the following State Roads ;Pine Run, Washington Road, Crestview, Gilmar, Beamers, Kistler, Camp Nancy, Crooks, and Reservoir. There are 14 miles of State roads in Washington Township. We have seen substantial improvement in the condition of Township roads in the past five years with 26.4 miles of roads being re-shaped and/or paved. Washington Township owns the following equipment which helps our road crew perform their valuable services; three single-axle 33,000GVW trucks, two one-ton four-wheel-drive dump trucks, one ART loader, one backhoe loader, one motor grader, a brush chipper, and an 8-13 feet asphalt paver, Leeboy leaf-vac. This equipment allows our Road Department to meet the many challenges of a diverse area like Washington Township.
- Looking ahead to winter snow plowing, a guide
to plowing your driveway. ..
Permits are required : --to build a new driveway or upgrade your old one. --to haul over the posted weight limit on any Township road. --dig across or under any Township road. For permit information, visit the "Applications and Forms" page on this website. You can call the Road garage with your concerns at -724-727-9669. or
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