The Beginning….
Newport Township Community Organization’s Websitein Luzerne County, PA
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Today…
Newport Township Community Organization’s Websitein Luzerne County, PA
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In May 2004 the Newport Township Board of Commissioners met for their regular monthly meeting and a discussion took place on ways to revitalize the community. Twenty people committed to help in this effort. On May 17th a public meeting was held to seek additional resident input. As a result, the Newport Township Community Organization was formed.
The Beginning
Today
it continues as an independent, 501(c)3 not-for-profit, public charity organization which is led by a dedicated, hardworking group of concerned Newport Township Citizens. New members are welcomed to join and encouraged to help the cause.
Latest Events
Short Excerpt
The Newport Township Community Organization (NTCO) in cooperation with the Newport Township Board of Commissioners, are jointly sponsoring a public meeting at 5:00 pm on Tuesday, October 15, 2019 in the Township’s Municipal Building with representatives of the Earth Conservancy. The purpose of this meeting is to inform those in attendance of Earth Conservancy’s future […] October 11, 2019John Jarecki Events Read More
NTCO, Weinberg Regional Food Bank and the Newport Township American Legion Auxiliary Unit 539 are working together to host a Food Distribution in Newport Township.This event is held the 4th Wednesday of every month at the Glen Lyon American Legion.
SPRING 2018 NEWSLETTER
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PHOTO ALBUM
To view the PHOTO ALBUM of the “NEWPORT TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION”
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We continue to recycle decorative lights, electrical cords, aluminum products and other metals to include appliances, old grills, bed springs, fencing, lawnmowers, bicycles, radiators, piping, motor blocks, furnaces, etc. Pass the word to your friends and neighbors. For pick up email:
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2019 Refuse & Recycling Collection Schedule
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for a “quick guide” to PA Open Records Law
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to download a copy of PA Right to Know Law
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Our Local Police Force continues to prosecute and fine illegal dumpers.
The Dept. of Environmental Protection fine is $25,000 to illegal dumpers. DEP’s hotline to report illegal dumping is 1-866-255-5158. We continue to monitor illegal dumping throughout the Township.