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BOROUGH OFFICES ARE NOW OPEN FOR IN-PERSON CUSTOMER SERVICE.
The Borough strives to provide the highest quality service to our residents. Staff are available for in-person customer service and are available to assist you via phone and email. Appointments may also be made to meet with individual staff members, as required. Correspondence to the offices may be sent via mail (P.O. Box 310, Waynesboro, PA 17268) or placed in the drop box located at the front of the municipal building (55 E. Main Street), next to the exit door. Meetings are still being conducted through a virtual format (Zoom computer platform), and details for receiving information for virtual meetings will be listed on the “Calendar” section of this website.
WE ALSO ENCOURAGE ONLINE PAYMENTS THROUGH OUR NEW CUSTOMER PORTAL: https://wba.authoritypay.com.
Please note that the Borough of Waynesboro does not contract with third party services (like DOXO), as these services may delay your payment beyond due dates, leading to late fees and/or service termination.
We recently upgraded our billing solution to Muni-Link by Link Computer Corporation. Muni-Link software will allow you, our valued customers, to have more control over your utility bills through our online customer portal. Sign up for E-Billing with your debit or credit card, schedule regular auto-draft payments through your bank, and more! You can access your past billing and payment history too … all from your computer or mobile device. WHEN YOU RECEIVE YOUR NEXT UTILITY BILL, PLEASE NOTE THE CID NUMBER PROVIDED IN THE UPPER RIGHT CORNER. THIS UNIQUE ID NUMBER IS NEEDED TO REGISTER FOR ONLINE ACCESS TO YOUR ACCOUNT THROUGH THE CUSTOMER PORTAL.
Please feel free to contact our offices at (717) 762-2101 if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Welcome to Waynesboro
Enjoy the benefits of a small town while remaining within 60-90 minutes of Baltimore, Harrisburg, and Washington DC. Waynesboro is situated in the southern part of Franklin County, Pennsylvania, about 2 miles north of the Mason-Dixon line, 6 miles east of I-81 and 12 miles north of Hagerstown, Maryland.
During the Civil War, Waynesboro was held for 15 days by Confederates on their way to Gettysburg. During the early 20th century, Waynesboro became an industrial hub and home to Frick Company, Geiser Manufacturing, Landis Machine Company, Landis Tool Company, and more.
Today, community organizations include the Renfrew Museum and Park, the Alexander Hamilton Memorial Library, Waynesboro YMCA, and Waynesboro Hospital. The Waynesboro Area School District operates four elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. The Borough of Waynesboro designates five parks. Northside Pool and Park features a zero-depth entrance, two water slides, bubblers, and other water features.
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NEWS POST: ROAD CLOSURE- MONDAY MARCH 27th
NEWS POST: ROAD CLOSURE- MONDAY MARCH 27th
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It has been approved for the road to be shut down on Second Street starting at the corner of South Church Street to the parking lot entrance of the Evangelica Lutheran Church on Second Street on Monda...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Statewide Local Share Account Funding to Benefit the Waynesboro Fire Department
WAYNESBORO – On March 16, 2023, the Commonwealth Financing Authority (CFA) awarded the Borough of Waynesboro, Franklin County, $750,000 in grant funding through the Statewide Local Share Account (LSA) program for the purchase a new fire apparatus for the Waynesboro Fire Department.
“Local fire departments continually struggle with funding, necessitating grants for capital improvements projects such as a new fire apparatus. The Department has experienced a surge in call frequency, which places further strain on its vehicles, and its budget,” said Christopher Devers, Waynesboro Fire Department Chief.
The Waynesboro Fire Department’s first due area is 34.78 square miles. Its current fire apparatus has exceeded its useful life, and there is no surplus funding for necessary vehicle replacements. The purchase of a new apparatus will immediately improve the overall service and response efforts of the Department, positively impacting the safety and welfare of both the first responders and community members served.
“Being the first year of the Statewide LSA program, it was very competitive. We’re grateful to Representative Paul Schemel and Senator Doug Mastriano for their support of the project and recognizing the Department’s need for a new and reliable fire apparatus,” stated Jason Stains, Borough Manager.
“This funding is vital to ensuring the necessary purchase of a new fire apparatus, while minimizing the local tax burden. The men and women of the Waynesboro Fire Department work tirelessly to serve the public and keep us safe, and this new apparatus will allow their work to continue to be carried out in an efficient and safe manner. I have been advocating for this funding for a long time and am looking forward to seeing the completed project,” stated Rep. Paul Schemel.
The funding for a new fire apparatus will complement the Borough’s current plans of constructing an emergency services complex across from the Waynesboro WellSpan Hospital, which is aimed at providing a one-stop campus for police, fire, and additional health services in the downtown area.
The Statewide LSA program was created last year and was established for the purpose of distributing a portion of gaming local share assessments to support projects that improve the quality of life of citizens in the community.
