The "Here to Help" website includes information on employment, family services, veterans' services, housing,
seniors, economic development, and education.
If you or someone you know needs assistance in any of these areas, please visit
www.heretohelp.pa.gov
to explore the online tools and programs that exist to help you find a job, cope with heating expenses, apply
for health and human services, and more
The pay is good, the hours are flexible, and the work is close to home.
Census taker jobs are excellent for retirees, college students, persons
who want to work part-time, persons who are between jobs, or just about
anyone who wants to earn extra money while performing an important
service for their community.Your community is counting on you.
Every 10 years, we conduct a census of our population. The results help
determine your representation in government, as well as how federal
funds are spent in your community on things like roads, parks, housing,
schools, and public safety. As a census taker, you'll play a vital role
in making sure that everyone is included.
Conducting the census is a huge undertaking. Thousands of census takers
are needed to update address lists and conduct interviews with community
residents. Most positions require a valid driver's license and use of a
vehicle.
Census takers receive competitive pay on a weekly basis. In addition,
you will be reimbursed for authorized mileage and related expenses.
Bilingual speakers are encouraged to apply!
All census takers must be able to speak English, but bilingual skills in
English and other languages are needed in communities that have a large
number of residents who speak a language other than English. If you have
such skills, we encourage you to apply.
Get more than just a paycheck - Besides good pay, you'll have flexible hours, paid training, and the
chance to work within your own community. You'll earn a place in
history, as well as work experience you can add to your resume.
Apply today by by calling 1-866-861-2010!
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Free Disposal of Recyclable Trash
Recyclable trash may be disposed of at the Adams Rescue Mission, 2525 York Rd, Gettysburg, PA and at the Washington Township Refuse Transfer and Recycling Center at 12721 Buchannan Trail East, in Franklin County, PA. Items eligible for recycling and the hours of operation are listed at the Adams Rescue Mission website, and at the Washington Township website. At a future date, Hamiltonban Township plans to accept recyclable trash at the Township Office. When this service becomes available, a notice will be posted on this website. In the meantime, please use either the Adams Rescue Mission or the Washington Township recycling centers for your recyclable trash.
Possible Traffic Delays Between Fairfield and Gettysburg
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) has announced that they will conduct a summer-long $1.7 million road repair project on Route 116. Work will start on April 14, 2009 and end by August 21st. The work will be performed on several individual sections of Route 116 between Carrolls Tract Road in Fairfield Borough and Old Mill Road in Cumberland Township. At times traffic will be limited to one lane.
Online Link to State Resources
In December, Govdernor Rendell launched a new online resource for Pennsylvanians. The website allows
citizens to find the resources they need through existing govenrment programs to help make ends meet
during these difficult economic times.Census 2010 temporary employees needed.
The US Census Bureau has asked us to spread the word that temporary
employees are being recruited for the 2010 Census, especially given the
critical importance of accurate population counts to our township. See the
Recruiting
and
Outreach
documents and the
Census Bureau website
for additional details.Hamiltonban Township 2008 Budget Message
The Hamiltonban Township Board of Supervisors issues this
Budget Message
in conjunction with the 2009 Budget.
The purpose is to make the budgeting process more understandable to the general public, to recap accomplishments
in the prior year(s) and to lend support to the programs and initiatives that we hope to accomplish in the coming year(s).
Hamiltonban Township Newsletters
The following newsletters were prepared by Hamiltonban Supervisors to inform residents about Township activities.
Articles from the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
News About Preserving the Glatfelter Tree Farm
