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West Mayfield Community Halloween Night 2020 will take place on Thursday, October 29th.
Trick or Treat time will be from 6pm to 7:30pm.
The West Mayfield Fire Dept. will provide safety patrols.
Residents are reminded to wear bright colored clothing for safe visibility, to carry flashlights, and to carefully inspect all candy before eating.
Feel free to download this free Scary Halloween Soundtrack.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Borough residents have recently noticed property tax assessors throughout our neighborhoods. Beaver County has contracted with Tyler Technologies to conduct a reassessment project to update property assessments.
Here you can find a helpful FAQ page about this project. The link below is a list of data collectors (with photos) you may see throughout the borough.
As always, if you suspect suspicious activity regarding the assessors, solicitors, or if you have an emergency situation, please call 911.
Coronavirus Emergency Updates
August 7, 2020
STAY HEALTHY
General guidance for Pennsylvanians: Stay home as much as possible. Try to get groceries once per week instead of daily. Several counties are under Stay at Home Orders through April 30. Freedom of travel remains, but please refrain from non-essential travel. Essential travel includes things like commuting to an essential job, picking up supplies like groceries and medicine, and checking on family and pets in other households. Do not host or attend gatherings.
For more info:
https://www.health.pa.gov/…/coronavi…/Pages/Coronavirus.aspx
ONLINE CITIZENS COMMENT FORM
If you have a comment, question, or feedback for West Mayfield Borough officials, please use the borough’s online citizens comment form on the borough’s website.
http://www.westmayfieldborough.us/communi…/citizen-comments/
NOTE: This form and the borough’s social media platforms are not intended to receive or replace formal correspondence pertaining to official borough business or legal matters. Citizens are advised to attend council meetings to have their issues formally addressed by borough officials. The Borough is not obligated to address anonymous correspondence.
To contact your government officials directly, please visit the borough’s online Government Directory.
http://www.westmayfieldborough.us/your-government-2/
COUNCIL MEETINGS – UPDATED AUGUST 7, 2020
RECYCLING PROGRAM SUSPENDED
The borough’s “Second Saturday” recycling program has been suspended until further notice. However, the bins for brush, leaves and grass clippings are still available for our residents.
REFUSE COLLECTION RESTRICTIONS – UPDATED JUNE 9, 2020
Dear J. Young Refuse Customers,
We can collect bulk items with your service again. Please put 1 large item out a week. If you have been cleaning up around your house and have extra bags of clean up materials, please do not put out all your extra bags at once.
We appreciate all the customers who were understanding and worked with us during this difficult time. Those customers who were kind to our workers and understood the need to keep them safe and to temporarily stop collection of items is greatly appreciated by our company and workers. We hope all our customers are safe and well during this pandemic and we know it has not been easy with all the changes we have faced. Thank you for your patience. Any questions please call our office we are happy to assist you.
J. Young Refuse
724-495-6199
NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY
If you are having an emergency, call 911. Please report all illicit activity (car break-ins, vandalism, suspicious persons, etc.) to the Beaver Falls police dept. (non-emergency: 724-846-7000).
WEST MAYFIELD EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
The borough’s Emergency Management Program oversees 4 basic phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. The Mayor and Council work very closely with the Borough’s Emergency Management team to provide the support that is needed to be effective in all phases.
The borough’s Emergency Management Coordinator is Bill Heaton. Please contact Mr. Heaton if you would like to volunteer on our Emergency Management team.
WEST MAYFIELD FIRE DEPT. NEEDS VOLUNTEERS
Like so many fire departments throughout Beaver County, West Mayfield desperately needs help from volunteers to provide fire protection to the borough and surrounding communities–especially during the coronavirus emergency.
If you have an interest in fulfilling this critical public service to your community, please contact us today. Spread the word and share our need with others who might be willing to help.
– Direct fire fighting or support positions available such as traffic control, rehab service, equipment repair, station cleaning, fundraising, fire prevention education
REQUIREMENTS
– Junior fire fighters must be at least 16
– Active fire fighters must be at least 18
– No experience necessary
– Departmental training and certification provided
– On-call insurance coverage provided
– Resident of the borough not required, but those who live in the borough or surrounding communities (Chippewa Twp., White Twp., Beaver Falls, Big Beaver) preferred.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Chief Lou Little: (724) 601-7166
For nearly a century, West Mayfield volunteer fire fighters have proudly provided much needed fire protection and other emergency services to the community. From house and brush fires to traffic control and search and rescue missions, local first responders have been on the front lines keeping us all safe.
BUT NOW WE HAVE A SERIOUS PROBLEM!
But like so many fire departments throughout Beaver County, West Mayfield desperately needs help from volunteers to provide fire protection to the borough and surrounding communities.
If you have an interest in fulfilling this critical public service to your community, please contact us today. Spread the word and share our need with others who might be willing to help.
Chief Lou Little: (724) 601-7166
contact us through the West Mayfield Borough website
From Known Scams, by First Energy Corp.
In this scam, individuals appear at the door, claiming to be affiliated with one of FirstEnergy’s utility companies. The scam artists often work in pairs, are very persistent, and use a variety of excuses to gain personal information or access to your home. In some cases, once access is gained and/or the victim is distracted outside, the home has been robbed.
These criminals may try to distract victims by requesting a copy of the resident’s utility bill, allegedly to “see if you’re getting the lowest rate.” Another tactic reported to police involves a pair of people claiming to be tree trimmers contracted by the utility. One individual walked the property with the homeowner, while the other took items from the home.
The facts:
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
Customers have reported that individuals are knocking on doors late in the evening, posing as contractors affiliated with one of FirstEnergy’s utility companies. In some cases they claim to be hired by the utility company to inspect the meter or fuse box within the house.
The facts:
WHAT YOU SHOULD DO
West Mayfield Community Halloween Night 2017 will take place on Tuesday, October 31st.
Trick or Treat time will be from 6pm to 7:30pm. The West Mayfield Fire Dept. will provide safety patrols.
Residents are reminded to wear bright colored clothing for safe visibility, to carry flashlights, and to carefully inspect all candy before eating.
At our recent council meeting, Beaver Falls police reported that there have been several car break-ins during recent weeks.
We remind borough residents to keep their vehicles locked at all times, be vigilant of unknown persons in their neighborhoods, and report suspicious activity:
CALL 911
West Mayfield Community Halloween Night 2016 will take place on Monday, October 31st.
Trick or Treat time will be from 6pm to 8pm. The West Mayfield Fire Dept. will provide safety patrols.
Residents are reminded to wear bright colored clothing for safe visibility, to carry flashlights, and to carefully inspect all candy before eating.