The Millheim Pool is looking for volunteers on May 13 between the hours of 6:30 PM to dark. Also help is needed on May 18 and May 19 between the hours of 9 AM to 1 PM. Work includes fiberglass patching, concrete edge sanding, painting, and repairing the baby pool.
The Sewer EDU rate for 2019 is $75.00/EDU. This new rate becomes effective on the bill to be mailed in February 2019 which is for usage in January.
Click on link to the left of this information to find the attachment for the 2016 Annual Water Consumer Confidence Report or go to our Water/Sewer page for a direct link to the 2016 Report.
Click on the link to the left and read the entire April 2017 newsletter.
Click on the link to view the 2015 Municipality Act 13 Impact Fee Distribution. This report is required by the Public Utility Commission for municipality’s receiving impact fee monies as a result of the Act 13 of 2012 Marcellus Shale Well Fee.
This disclosure satisfies the requirements for the Millheim Borough Pension Fund with the Pennsylvania State Association of Borough’s Municipal Retirement Trust.
Click on attachment to view complete document.
Any one interested in helping the Downtown Beautification Committee, please contact Patty Beckenbaugh, Committee Chairperson at 349-2419.
If your organization is interested in holding an event in Millheim Borough, please click on the link for a copy of the “Guidelines for Special Events to be held in Millheim Borough“.
An ATV Ordinance regarding ATVs, dirt bikes, and other recreational vehicles was adopted at the January 2014 Borough Council meeting. It is now unlawful to operate these vehicles within the Borough. This ordinance was adopted to reduce noise, reduce dust and dirt pollution, and improve safety for pedestrians. There are certain exceptions, such as motorized wheel chairs and scooters used by handicapped individuals, and vehicles used for property maintenance or business purposes. Also excluded are uses by the Millheim Fire Company, the Penns Valley Emergency Medical Services, and other municipal, governmental, or military personnel when used to conduct their official duties. Code Enforcement Officers as well as the Pennsylvania State Police have enforcement authority of this ordinance. Violation of this ordinance can result in penalties ranging from $50 to $300 per offense. This is a summary of the ordinance. The full text of the ordinance can be found by clicking on “ATV Ordinance to the left of this document and then beside Attachments clicking on the ATV Ordinance.pdf“
Parking: There is 2-hour parking in the downtown business district. The area is signed and offenders may be ticketed. Please note: Parking in front of a fire hydrant is not permitted, offenders will be ticketed.