About Us News Community Calendar Departments Meeting Minutes Forms Safety MS4 Newsletter Code of Ordinances Career Opportunities DPW Plains Township Department of Public Works primary concern is that of Public Safety. Working to ensure that problems such as pot holes are filled with black top, ensuring that our roads are cleared of snow and ice during the winter, seeing that the streets in Plains Township drain water properly and maintaining tight refuse collection schedules is what the Plains Township Department of Public Works is known for. Under the direction of Jeff Gustinucci duties such as the ones mentioned above are carried out in a proper and professional manner daily. The goal of Plains Township’s Department of Public Works is to please the residents of Plains Township in any way possible. Plains Township is a beautiful township and the Department of Public Works prides itself in ensuring that we do our part to maintain that beauty. CONTACT INFORMATION Department of Public Works – (570)829-3439 Director/Recycling Coordinator – Jeff Gustinucci jgustinucci@plainstownship.org Recycling Center – (570)704-4279 Assistant Director – Jon Minnick jminnick@plainstownship.org 2021 Recycling & Trash Collection Schedule Recycling Guide Yard Waste Pickup Information Plains Township is proudly powered by WordPress

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About Us News Community Calendar Departments Meeting Minutes Forms Safety MS4 Newsletter Code of Ordinances Career Opportunities Safety Protect your family!! As heating season fast approaches, residents are encouraged to check the batteries in their smoke detectors. The current ordinance requires one smoke detector on every level and one in each bedroom. The ordinance also requires that carbon monoxide detectors be installed in the vicinity of any new gas, oil, coal or wood burning appliances or heating equipment installed or replaced in their homes. While the current ordinance doesn’t require carbon monoxide detectors in home burning gas/oil/coal/wood – installing these detectors may save your life and the lives of your loved ones. Installation in the vicinity of bedrooms, helps ensure that in the event of a leak, you will hear the alarm. Plains Township is proudly powered by WordPress