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This site was created by Margie Shelps |
 
Click here for the Community
Day Photo Gallery
Click here for the 2007 Water Quality Report Council Meeting June 5, 2008 Trumbauersville is celebrating it's centennial next year. The Centennial Committee plans to have a full year of activities including a parade, fireworks, and an expanded community day celebration. The committee also plans on publishing a book containing a historical log of photos, stories, as well as recipes from borough residents. Do you have any information, photographs, recipes, or memorabilia to share? If you have anything at all to contribute or any stories about the town, please feel free to e-mail us at 100years@Trumbauersville.org or stop by the Borough Building at any time. Megans Law Website (click here) A
lot of press coverage has been given to local communities that have
enacted sexual predator ordinances, which typically put restrictions on where convicted sexual offenders can live. Your Council has been working on a version for our Borough, but is still collecting information and reviewing court cases. For now, Council feels that your best protection is for you to know where they live. We do have several living/working in the Borough and you can find out who they are by going to the Website listed above and follow the directions. Trumbauersville Borough was incorporated in 1908 and now has a population of 1059 (as per the 2000 census). This borough is governed by a Council of 7 members. All meetings are held on the first Thursday of each month at 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Building, and are open to the Public. Office hours are 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. - Monday to Friday Telephone number:
215-536-1761 |