Economic Develop.
The Armstrong County Department of Economic Development provides staff to the Armstrong County Industrial Development Council (IDC), a 501(c)(3) non-profit economic development corporation. By providing tools such as financing, site selection, workforce development assistance and more, the IDC's goals are to improve Armstrong County’s business environment through retention and expansion of existing businesses and attraction of new investment. Click here for more Information.
Conservation Dist.
The Armstrong Conservation District works to restore degraded watersheds, promote sustainable farms, healthy forests, and growing vibrant and sustainable communities. The District will work with many private and public partners for the betterment of our natural resources and the citizens of Armstrong County. The District provides technical, administrative, and financial support through many programs such as the dirt, gravel, low volume roads program; the agricultural lands preservation program; the erosion and sediment pollution control program; the watershed protection and restoration program; and many other outreach efforts of the District
Jail
The Armstrong County Jail, which opened in August of 2003, has a capacity of 158 inmates. The facility grants a safe environment to the Armstrong County community by providing the care and control of the jail's residents.
Belmont
For over 50 years, the Belmont Complex has been a recreational facility that draws over 40,000 residents and visitors alike to the arena, pool and banquet facilities yearly.
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Recycling
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Armstrong Recycling Center
139 Armsdale Road
Kittanning, PA 16201 Phone: 724-919-8594
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| George Skamai, Manager Armstrong County Commissioners Office This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Phone: 724-548-3397 |
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| Sally Conklin, Recycling Coordinator MECALL Services, LLC This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Phone: 724-545-1148 |
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| HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE/ELECTRONICS RECYCLING EVENT A HUGE SUCCESS WITH OVER 11,000 LBS OF MATERIAL COLLECTED | |
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Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday NO AFTER HOUR DROPOFFS |
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• #1 & #2 Plastic Bottles and Jugs
• Office Paper (Center Only – Must bring to the door) • Corrugated Cardboard (Center Only) • Newspapers • Magazines
• Paper Board (cereal boxes, tissue boxes and similar type boxes)
• Junk Mail
• Steel Cans • Aluminum Cans • Green, Clear and Amber Glass Bottles and Jars (Center Only) |
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Plastics
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Glass
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For your convenience, recycling trailers have been made available in select locations around the County. These sites are sponsored by the municipalities. Please do not abuse the sites by placing materials on the ground or placing materials in and around the site that are not acceptable. Your cooperation is appreciated. If you visit a site and the trailer is not present when you |
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• Applewold Borough - Corner of Allegheny Avenue and Hickory Street, Applewold, PA • Cadogan Township – 326-A First Avenue, Cadogan, PA • East Franklin Township – 106 Cherry Orchard Avenue, Kittanning, PA • Ford City Borough - 2nd Avenue, Across from the Borough Garage, Ford City, PA • Freeport Borough - 20 Lower Market Street, Freeport, PA • Madison Township – 107 Lawsonham Road, Templeton, PA • Parker City – 204 South Wayne Avenue, Parker, PA • South Buffalo Township – Boyd Road, Northpointe Industrial Park, Freeport, PA |
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| Placing materials on the ground or dropping off materials not included in the list of materials accepted is considered illegal dumping. Not only are violators subject to fines, the required clean up results in an increase of the cost of operations of the Center and its Programs. Please note that the Armstrong Recycling Center and its trailer sites are under video surveillance. If you are caught dropping off materials that are not accepted in the program, you could be subject to fines up to $300. | |