Public Officials:
2019 Council:
Joshua Lorenz – President
Loren Kase – Vice President
Toni Brockway
Dayne F. Dice
Jamie Lee Korns
Tony Spadaro
Carl Stepanovich
State and Federal
Officials (Current):
Senator Robert P. Casey
(D-Pennsylvania)
Grant Building
310 Grant Street
Suite 2415
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412.803.7370
Senator Pat Toomey
(R-Pennsylvania)
310 Grant Street
Suite 1440
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412.803.3501
US Congressman
Guy Reschenthaler
(R-Pennsylvania)
531 Cannon House Office
Building
Washington, D.C. 20515
202-225-2065
(R-41st District)
3950 William Penn Highway,
Suite 1
Murrysville, PA 15668
724.327.2422
State Representative
Robert Brooks
(R-54th District)
3091 Carson Avenue
Murrysville, PA 15668
724.387.1281
What do I do with my
recyclable glass?
A
s many of you are now aware, Republic
Services, the municipality’s recycling
contractor, no longer accepts glass bottles
as part of the recycling stream. Glass, when
collected, often breaks and becomes imbedded
in the other recyclables, such as paper and plastic.
This contaminates and makes the other recyclables
unusable.
Currently, residents may take their glass recyclables
to Bradish Glass Company, located at 24 Rainbow
Drive, Greensburg, PA 15601. They are open 24 hours
a day, 7 days a week and will take the following items:
n Plate Glass: Window, Architectural, Tempered,
and Automotive
n Container Glass: Flint, Amber, and Green
n Borosilicate Glass
They can be reached at 724.837.5100.
This fall, with the help of the Pennsylvania Resource
Council the Municipality will sponsor a one-day
event scheduled on Saturday, October 26th for the
collection of container glass.
Residents will be able to collect glass and bring it
to temporary dumpsters located in the parking lot
behind Veterans Field next to the Public Works garage
on Sardis Road.
If this event is successful, the Municipality will work
with PRC (Pennsylvania Resource Council) to schedule
periodic collection dates throughout the year.
For those residents who choose not to recycle glass
containers, please continue to place them in your
waste stream.
MURRYSVILLE
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