Employees from the Tamaqua Area Water Authority will be installing new water meters at all residential customers in the Hometown area of Rush Township.

The Tamaqua Borough will host a public hearing at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, June 20 in Borough Council Chambers to discuss the Community Development Block Grant Program (CDBG).

Businesses located in the Tamaqua Community Revitalization and Improvement Zone, or “CRIZ” must file the required state tax report on or before June 15, 2017.

The Tamaqua Area Water Authority will begin flushing fire hydrants May 2 at 7 AM and beginning in the Dutch Hill section of town. Residents will receive a day's notice before flushing. Water may be discolored, but will be safe to drink.

The Tamaqua Borough is ISO a qualified and experienced vendor for its pool concession stand. Serious inquiries only, please.

The Tamaqua Borough is now accepting applications for part-time lifeguards and clerks at the Howard D. Buehler Memorial Pool ("The Bungalow") for its 2017 season, which runs May through August.

Snow removal will continue as needed and time and the resources allow. Please move vehicles when streets are posted.

3/15/2017--Following Winter Storm Stella, North Ward, East End, and borough-wide recycling has been cancelled this week. Dutch Hill is tentative for Friday, March 17.

Tamaqua Borough creates safe nesting habitat for osprey with the addition of an osprey platform at its Owl Creek Recreation Area. The platform was erected by PPL volunteer workers in conjunction with the Pa Game Commission on February 14.

Christmas Tree Collection

As a service to residents, the Tamaqua Street Department will collect Christmas trees now through January 31, 2017. Residents should place trees at their curbside and the Street Department will collect as time and weather permits. Christmas trees should not be put in bags and all tinsel and other decorations must be removed. Residents can also drop off trees behind the Tamaqua Borough Garage at 417 Rear East Broad Street.