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VFW Post 25 Supports Camp Freedom

August 3rd, 2021
VFW Post 25 General Theodore Wint presented a $2,000 donation to Camp Freedom personnel, Carbondale, in support of both the organization’s operation and its veterans’ activities.

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Veterans Affairs

Meditation On The River

July 29th, 2021
Lackawanna County through the ARTS Engage! Program is sponsoring Meditation On the River, featuring meditation and music at Sweeney’s Beach, 40 Poplar Street, Scranton, beginning this Sunday, August 1 and running until August 29 from 9 AM – 10 AM. 

Posted in Arts and Culture, Community Affairs, Featured Post

Kick COVID-19 Community Corps Urges Area Organizations & Leaders to Join Fight Against Health Misinformation

July 29th, 2021
Scranton, Pa., July 29, 2021 – On July 15, the U.S. Surgeon General issued an Advisory for individuals and organizations to join a nationwide effort to confront the urgent threat of health misinformation. To support this effort, Kick COVID-19 Community Corps is asking area schools, businesses, organizations, and community leaders to join its partner organizations in committing to and promoting five simple and actionable steps.

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Human Services

3 on 3 Tourney Cancelled

July 26th, 2021
The 2021 Lackawanna County 3 on 3 Basketball Tourney, scheduled for August 6, 7 & 8 in the 100 block of Wyoming Avenue in downtown Scranton, has been cancelled due to a lack of interest.  The Commissioners and the organizing committee wish to thank the sponsors and the individuals who signed-up.  The County is on track to offer the event once again next Summer.   

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post

Aylesworth & Merli-Sarnoski Lakes Temporarily Closed

July 22nd, 2021
The lakes at Aylesworth & Merli-Sarnoski Parks are closed due to elevated bacteria counts in the water caused by the recent stretch of weather that we have experienced. The lake at Covington Park is open. The public will be notified when the reading levels return to normal. As always, please practice safety when you are in the water. Swimming at our lakes is at your own risk. All County parks are open for the public to use their various amenities.

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Parks and Recreation

Fireworks Show Postponed

July 2nd, 2021
The Downtown Scranton fireworks show, co-sponsored by Lackawanna County and several community partners, scheduled for this evening (July 2) has been postponed to a date to be determined due to the weather forecast calling for intermittent showers and thunderstorms.

Posted in Arts and Culture, Community Affairs, Featured Post

Reminder from Penndot: Protecting Children from Vehicle Heatstroke

June 29th, 2021
Vulnerable individuals. Heatstroke is one of the leading causes of non-crash-related fatalities among children. Each year, dozens of tragic, yet preventable, deaths occur when our nation’s youth are left alone in a hot car. Often, these deaths occur when a parent forgets their children in the car or misjudges how long it takes their vehicle to reach a dangerous internal temperature. In reality, it only takes 10 minutes for a car’s temperature to rise by 20 degrees Fahrenheit. This means that by the time a parent returns to their car, it may already be too late.

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post

McDade Mine Car Repaired & Tour is in Full Operation

June 25th, 2021
The Mine car at the Coal Mine Tour at McDade Park is back in operation. Thank you for your interest and support.

Posted in Coal Mine, Featured Post, Parks and Recreation

Lackawanna County Commissioners Announce Funding For Twenty-one Community Re-Invest Projects

June 2nd, 2021
Twenty-one projects, focusing on outdoor recreation, public safety, security, technology, and accessibility, were approved for funding by the Lackawanna County Commissioners through their Community Re-Invest Program totaling $101,338.  The public-private partnership investment for 2021 is $127,829. 

Posted in Economic Development Department, Featured Post

Swimming & Coal Mine Activities At Lackawanna County Parks

June 2nd, 2021
The Lackawanna County Commissioners have announced a few “cool” ways to beat the heat and enjoy the Summer at the County’s parks. Swimming in the lakes at Covington, Merli-Sarnoski, and Aylesworth is now open. People will be able to swim, at their own risk, for free and utilize the parks’ facilities until dusk.

Posted in Coal Mine, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Parks and Recreation

Electric City Trolley Museum Announces Trolley & Baseball Excursion Schedule

June 2nd, 2021
The Electric City Trolley Museum is once again taking a page out of the area’s rich railroad history by offering eleven excursion runs to PNC Field this Summer for Scranton/Wilkes Barre RailRiders ballgames. Select games will offer fans an opportunity to “take the trolley” to the park at a very reasonable rate. This hassle-free service will also provide the riders with a picturesque snapshot of our community’s natural beauty.

Posted in Featured Post, PNC Field, RailRiders, Trolley Museum

Coal Mine Tour Opens On A Limited Basis

April 29th, 2021
County residents and area visitors can experience a slice of local history once again. The Lackawanna Coal Mine at McDade Park is back open for business, beginning April 30. The award-winning tourist attraction will, for starters, be open on weekends – Friday, Saturday and Sunday – on a limited basis. The mine’s hours will be 10 AM - 4 PM. For information and/or prices, contact the Park’s office at 570-963-6764.

Posted in Coal Mine, Featured Post, Parks and Recreation

Plank Road Bridge in Clifton Township Closed Indefinitely

April 22nd, 2021
Bridge #1 on Plank Road in Clifton Township has been shut down indefinitely for safety reasons. The five beams on the bridge, which carry Plank Road over the Lehigh River, are failing. The township and Fire Department have been notified along with the Lackawanna County Communications Center. No school buses travel over the structure. The closure has caused a 6 – 7 mile detour.

Posted in Featured Post, Roads and Bridges

Keystone Road Bridge in Clifton Township Closed Indefinitely

April 22nd, 2021
Roads & Bridges was on site to inspect the structure and closed it to heavy traffic. The County engineers inspected the bridge and discovered that several beams were unstable and closed it indefinitely. The school district and fire department were notified of the situation.

Posted in Featured Post, Roads and Bridges

“Setting The Record Straight” Response – Commissioners Will Honor Tax Contract

April 16th, 2021
On behalf of the Board of Commissioners – Commissioner Jerry Notarianni, Commissioner Chris Chermak and myself – we would like to set the record straight once and for all regarding the City of Scranton’s Delinquent Tax Liens. In the Fall of 2020, the City of Scranton approached Lackawanna County to enter into a cooperation agreement to collect delinquent property taxes on behalf of the City of Scranton.  At the time, the City of Scranton was ending its previous contract with a private collection vendor. In the spirit of intergovernmental cooperation, the County agreed to help the City.  Lawyers from both governments negotiated an agreement, which at the City’s request included the filing of liens on its behalf under the Pennsylvania Municipal Claim & Tax Lien Act.  The Act is clearly noted and spelled out in Sections 2.1 & 2.5 in the Agreement.

Posted in Board of Commissioners, Featured Post

Dial The 211 Vaccine Helpline For A Clinic Appointment

March 30th, 2021
In these times, it is vital for everyone to be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. Anyone who is 60 and older and who does not have access to the internet should call 211 to be connected to a clinic for a vaccination appointment. If an individual is 60 and older and has not been connected to a clinic because of special needs, the person should contact the Lackawanna County Area Agency on Aging at 570-963-6740 for assistance.

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Community Affairs, Featured Post, Human Services

Two Scams Directed At Our Older Adults

March 11th, 2021
Opportunists and thrill-seekers are at it again. So, Lackawanna County older adults, beware.  Scams pertaining to two very important subjects – vaccine shots and stimulus checks – are running rampant.  Seniors and their families need to be aware of this and the ramifications.   Here are the facts as provided by the County’s Area Agency on Aging:  Vaccine Scam – Any calls stating that if you pay, provide credit card information, or personal information, you can get a vaccine shot is false.  All vaccines are free; covered by insurance. Stimulus Scam – Any calls stating that if you pay, provide credit card information, or personal information, you will get additional stimulus payments.  This is certainly untrue. 

Posted in Area Agency on Aging, Featured Post

Disabled Scranton Veterans Property Tax Bills Clarification

February 17th, 2021
The Lackawanna County Veterans Affairs Office would like to provide disabled Scranton veterans with information in regard to the property tax bills that were recently mailed to all residents.  Disabled veterans who have a property tax exemption will still receive an invoice from the Single Tax Office.  It is not a property tax bill; it represents the City of Scranton’ garbage fee.  It must be paid.

Posted in Featured Post, Veterans Affairs

County Parks Department Accepting Pavilions & Athletic Fields Reservations

January 15th, 2021
The Lackawanna County Commissioners - Jerry Notarianni, Debi Domenick, Esq., and Chris Chermak – have announced that the four County parks are now accepting reservations for gatherings at the respective pavilions.    During the upcoming season, McDade, Merli-Sarnoski, Covington and Alyesworth Parks will be open to the general public Monday to Sunday from 7 AM until dusk when the parks close.  People will be able to walk, hike, jog, bike and fish. 

Posted in Community Affairs, Featured Post, Parks and Recreation

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Board of Commissioners August Meetings Update

Notice is hereby given that the Lackawanna County Board of Commissioners meetings originally scheduled for August 4, 2021 and August 18, 2021 to be held virtually will now be held in person.

The Board meeting advertised for Wednesday August 4th will now be held on Thursday August 5, 2021, at 10am at the North Abington Township Municipal Building, 138 Sullivan Road, North Abington Township, PA 18414.

The Board meeting on August 18th will be held at 10am in the Commissioners Conference Room, 123 Wyoming Ave, 5th Floor, Scranton PA.

Brian Jeffers, Chief of Staff
Lackawanna County Board Of Commissioners

Meeting Agenda

Land Bank Meeting Information Update

The next meeting of the Lackawanna County Land Bank is scheduled for Wednesday, August 11th @ 11:00 AM. This meeting will be held virtually. The meeting will be live streamed on YouTube.

The public may send their comments/questions in writing with their name and address to be answered and included in the minutes of the meeting to Ralph Pappas at [email protected] no later than 9:00AM on the day of the meeting.

Planning Commission Meeting Update

The Lackawanna County Regional Planning Commission will hold its monthly meetings on the Second Thursday of the Month at 10:30 a.m. in 2021.

Meeting dates are:

January 14th, February 11th, March 11th, April 8th, May 13th, June 10th, July 8th, August 12th, September 9th, October 14th, November 4th and December 9th.

Commission’s Meetings are held on the 5th floor of the Lackawanna County Government Center at the Globe, 123 Wyoming Avenue in Scranton. In order to comply with the Lackawanna County Board of Commissioner’s Declaration of Disaster Emergency dated March 16, 2020 all meetings will be held virtually on the Zoom Platform and lived streamed on ECTV’s You Tube Channel until expiration of the emergency. The public is invited to view the lived streamed meetings.

County residents my submit comments/questions or request log-in information in writing via e-mail with their name and address to either [email protected] or [email protected] no later than 9:00 AM on the day of the meeting.

Prison Board Meeting Update

Notice Is Hereby Given that the Lackawanna County Prison Board meeting originally scheduled to meet Wednesday July 21, 2021 at 12:30 PM virtually will now be held in person, at 12:30pm  in the Commissioners Conference Room, 123 Wyoming Ave, 5th Floor, Scranton PA.

County residents may send their comments/questions, in writing with their name and address, to be answered and included in the minutes by emailing: [email protected]  no later than 9:00am on the day of the meeting.

Judge J. Gibbons, Chairman
Lackawanna County Prison Board

Meeting Agenda

Court Order Extending Judicial Emergency in Lackawanna County

Now, this 20th Day of April 2021, in Accord with the Order of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court dated May 27, 2020, in which President Judges are Authorized to Extend Local Judicial Emergency Declarations Based on Local Conditions, the following is hereby Ordered and Decreed:

The Judicial Emergency in the 45th Judicial District of Pennsylvania, Lackawanna County, is hereby extended through August 31st, 2021.

Lackawanna County COVID – 19 Emergency Judicial Orders

Zoning Ordinances for Scranton – Abingtons Planning Association Municipalities

Declaration Of Emergency Regarding the Coronavirus (March 16, 2020)

 

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