New Bethlehem Borough is feeling thankful in Pennsylvania.

9 hours ago

❄️🚜 Snow Recovery Update: New Bethlehem 1/28 🚜❄️

As cleanup continues across the Borough, here are the latest updates and ways you can help. Thanks for your patience. -Mayor Barrows ❤️

🧹 Snow Removal Services List:
The Borough is collecting names & phone numbers of individuals & businesses that offer snow removal services, especially to assist our elderly residents. 📞 Call 814.275.2003 📧 Email [email protected] We will share this list with residents seeking help.

🏫 School Update, Sidewalk Safety:
The Redbank Valley School District will operate on a 2 Hour Delay tomorrow, Thursday, January 29, 2026. 🚸 Please clean sidewalks as soon as possible for students walking to school. We understand contractor delays after this historic storm and truly appreciate your cooperation for student safety.

🚜 Borough Cleanup Progress
Snow removal along Broad Street and Wood Street (Route 28 & 66) is mostly complete. As of mid afternoon today, following garbage collection, Public Works and third party crews are now moving into additional borough streets, hauling snow from parking spaces and sidewalks to restore traffic flow and accessibility. ⏰ Crews will be working all day and most of the night, please be patient as this work continues.

🤝 Mutual Aid & Regional Support
The Office of the Mayor received calls today from neighboring communities and government officials offering assistance and support. We were also able to help several communities apply for funding to support their own snow removal and recovery operations. This mutual aid effort is a powerful example of neighbors helping neighbors.

Thank you for continuing to work together, show patience, and care for one another as we recover from this historic storm. 💙

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New Bethlehem Borough is feeling thankful in Pennsylvania.

1 day ago

❄️🚜 Snow Recovery Update: New Bethlehem 1/27 🚜❄️

As we continue recovering from this historic winter storm, here are several updates for residents & businesses. -Mayor Barrows ❤️

🧹 Snow Removal Services Needed:
If you or your business offers snow removal services, please contact NB Borough at 814.275.2003 or [email protected].
👉 We are building a list to share with residents & businesses in need.
💬 Comment here too so neighbors can connect with you directly.

🏫 Sidewalk Reminder:
The Redbank Valley School District kindly reminds residents that as students return to class, sidewalks must be passable for walkers. We understand delays due to the historic storm and limited contractor availability, and we appreciate your efforts to address this as soon as possible.

🚜 Borough Cleanup Progress:
Our Public Works Department, Police Department, Fire Company, and RVMA employees are working together day (and night) to remove snow along Broad Street and Wood Street (Route 28 & 66). This remains our top priority to restore parking, traffic flow, and access to local businesses. The Borough has also hired additional third-party contractors to assist with removal.

🗑️ Garbage/Trash Collection Update:
✅ Normal garbage and trash collection for NB Borough residents WILL take place tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28. Please have your items out as scheduled and allow extra room around containers when possible so crews can safely collect.

📰 Official Press Release:
For full details on emergency actions, response efforts, and next steps, please read the official press release:
👉 NewBethlehemBoro.com/snow-storm-2026
👉 RedbankValley.org/snow-storm-2026

The full release will also appear in local news & media outlets over the next several business days. Thank you for continuing to look out for one another as we move forward together. 💙

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New Bethlehem Borough is feeling thankful in Pennsylvania.

2 days ago

🗑️📣 GARBAGE PICKUP 📣🗑️
Garbage collection for New Bethlehem Borough will be on normal schedule, Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Thank You!
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