News from Salisbury Township.
Free Event
Join local experts as they discuss the best resources and tips for purchasing a home! Light refreshments will be provided, and parking is available at IBEW, featuring an ADA accessible entrance on Walnut St.
Date: Friday, March 28, 2025
Where: IBEW, 101 S 7th St, Allentown PA 18101
Time: 5pm – 7pm
Register at pasenatormiller.com/homebuyer
Salisbury Recreation Advisory Committee is hosting an Easter Egg Hunt on April 5th!
Ages 3-10
April 5, 2025 at 10:00am
Franko Park
*Rain Date: April 12th*
** Must Register by April 2 **
Please return registration form (PDF) to Salisbury Township Building
This event is not endorsed by Salisbury Township School District
Sign up today at: https://www.landex.com/recordalert/lehigh
Two reasons to monitor recordings:
1. To ensure when you do purchase a property, take out a mortgage, or satisfy a mortgage, those documents are recorded in your name so that you are the legal and rightful owner on record
2. To ensure that no fraudulent document has been filed taking out a mortgage or taking possession of property without knowledge or consent
Receive alerts when a document is recorded involving your property
Notification can be a text or email and will state:
(610) 782-3162
Recorder of Deeds
The LANDEX Record Alert System monitors all VERIFIED documents recorded in the Recorder of Deeds office
The Salisbury Township Public Works Department will be conducting a curbside branch collection for residents during the week of April 7, 2025. Residents should place their branches (clean; no other yard waste mixed in) at the curb on Sunday, April 6 after 6:00 p.m., and the crews will be around during the week to collect them. Branches may be no larger than five-feet long and five inches in diameter, and they should be bundled and tied with twine. An open container may be used for small twigs, but no bags or lids are permitted. No more than five bundles/cans per property is permitted.
The Pennsylvania State University Extension is conducting a statewide survey of septic system owners (see below). Your help in completing and/or distributing this survey to community residents/customers would be a help in obtaining a representative sample size for the Extension’s study.
On-lot septic systems treat and dispose of wastewater from homes or buildings in most of rural Pennsylvania. They include typical septic tanks and drain fields, advanced treatment systems, holding tanks, cesspools, or any other on-lot system. Septic system owners or users are typically responsible for system care and maintenance.
This brief survey aims to understand owner/user practices related to septic system operation and maintenance across Pennsylvania. Ultimately, findings will be used to identify existing needs for septic system maintenance in Pennsylvania and to design future Extension programs on septic system and private water system care and maintenance.
Survey link: https://pennstate.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_errKq1w8EdGzTzE
Paper survey options are available by calling 814-863-4622
