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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 Click HERE for TRAC Photos Click HERE for "Where in the Word is Trumbauersville" Photographs Borough Council Meeting Thursday July 2, 2009 7:30 PM T.R.A.C. Trumbauersville
Recreational Activities for
Children This program is
a staple of summer activity for
children in Trumbauersville. The
activities include games, crafts and occasional trips to local
attractions.
This four week program is meant for borough children ages 5 (completed
Kindergarten) through completed 5th grade.
The program runs Monday through Friday, July 6
to July 31, typically from 9 AM to 12 noon. These
times will be finalized at time of registration. The best part
of the T.R.A.C. program is that it
is FREE!! The cost of running the
program is covered by generous donations from local businesses and
clubs. It is important
that your children be
pre-registered. No children can be added
to the program after it starts. Unfortunately,
friends, cousins, etc. visiting from out of town cannot come along with
your
children for the day. All children must
be pre-registered for safety purposes. You can register your children
at
Borough Hall any afternoon during the week from 1 PM to 3 PM. Please call Borough Hall at 215-536-1761. Last day to register is July 3. Don’t delay,
register your
children now!! We are in need
of one assistant to work with the
T.R.A.C. Program Directors. If you or
anyone you know is interested in applying for the assistant position,
please
contact Borough Hall at 215-536-1761 or stop by and fill out an
application. Please note that because
they will be working with children, all applicants are subject to
background
checks. |
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Trumbauersville Borough Centennial Celebration! Please send any digital pictures that you may have taken at Centennial Day to Fred@Trumbauersville.org for inclusion in our photo gallery!! ![]() 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. |
| SOCIAL SECURITY
WEBSITE www.ssa.gov |