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Street Maintenance Department
Trash Pickup
Recycling Pickup
Bulk Item Pickup
Leaf/Yard Waste Pickup
Christmas tree pickup
Street Sweeping
Handicap Parking Sign Permits
Stormwater Management

Street Maintenance Department

The Ambler Street Maintenance Department consists of 6 employees. If you know of any street related problems please contact the borough.

Trash Pick Up

Regular Trash and Recyclable pickup is Wednesday. Please set your trash out at the curb no earlier than the 7:30pm the night before. Please return your cans no later than 8pm after pickup

Recyclable Pickup

A curbside pick-up is provided every Wednesday. You may recycle newspapers, paperboard, magazines, and junk mail in a paper bag or tied with string. Glass jars and bottles in brown, clear, and green glass, aluminum cans and foil, and plastic bottles with Nos. 1 & 2 imprinted in the bottom of the container may be placed together in a container of your choice. You must label this with 2 recycling stickers available at the Borough Hall. Exceptions to recyclable plastics are oil and antifreeze. Bi-metal and steel cans may also be recycled. Clean corrigated cardboard may be recycled when cut into 2' X 2' flat sheets and bundled with twine. Please do not attempt to recycle windows, light bulbs, or other household materials.

Bulk Item Pick Up

One bulk pickup item per week is allowed as part of normal Wednesday collection. This includes items such as sofas, mattresses, box springs and similar items. Rugs must be cut & tied in 3' lengths. No building materials, automotive parts, batteries. White items must be scheduled separately for pickup by calling 1-800-432-1616 or 610-272-2765. This includes water heaters, stoves, refrigerators, air conditioners and dehumidifiers. All Freon must be removed from items and tagged as such. Do not place trash, bulk or white items at the curb until 7:30pm the night before pickup.

Leaf/Yard Waste Pickup

Twice per year Ambler Borough contracts to have an unlimited amount of leaves and other yard waste picked up through out the borough. Fall pickup usually occurs Tuesdays of November (except Thanksgiving week) and 1st Tuesday of December. Spring pickup usually occurs the last 3 Tuesdays of April. During this time, all yard waste must be placed in the paper yard waste bags or clean, unlined trash containers for pickup. For the remainder of the year residents are limited to 5 bags of yard waste each Wednesday, which may be placed in plastic. Please check our 'Events & Notices', watch the HomeTownNews or newspaper for our ad containing specific dates for leaf pick up.

Christmas Tree Pick Up

The borough will have curbside pick up of Christmas trees the during regularly scheduled trash pickup. Please have your tree out on the curb early in the morning on the days of pick up.

Street Sweeping

The Borough conducts street cleaning April through December. Parking restrictions are enforced during this time. Please check our 'Events & Notices', watch the HomeTownNews or newspaper for our ad for the seasonal restrictions.

Handicap Parking Sign Permits

Handicap parking sign permits are handled on a case by case basis. Applications for a permit can be obtained at the police station or calling the borough.

Stormwater Mangement

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires operators of Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4) to develop and implement a Storm Water Polution Prevention Program to minimize the discharge of contaminates into surface waters. Ambler Borough is committed to improve the local water quality, and educate resident in how to help. Our Additional Government Information page contains information that explains surface water contaminants, and what the Department of Environmental Protection does to help communities mitigate the polution.

 
 
Borough of Ambler, 122 East Butler Ave, Ambler, Pennsylvania 19002, 215-646-1000; Police non-emergency 215-643-6444 
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