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10.2.2009. 911 Safety Addressing Project! Your New Address is coming!
Monroe County Control center reports that residents will begin to be notified of their new physical addresses as the US Postal Service begins to issue this data later this month. Read the Pocono Record Article on this topic. Questions about addressing should be directed to Kim Borger, the E911 Address Coordinator, at 570.420.3466. Updates on the county wide project are posted here. In Smithfield Township, Each homeowner will be required to purchase reflective signage. More information will be available shortly. The signage will be available through Bushkill Ambulance, at a cost of $12, $15 with signpost. A portion of these funds will benefit Bushkill Ambulance. Those wishing to voluteer time helping to construct the signs are welcome. Please contact cgriffin@smithfieldtownship.com

On 1/21/2009 Smithfield Township announced completion of our 911 addressing project. This project will eliminate the rural route address system, coordinating street postal addresses and physical locations. New physical addresses will allow the 911 system to operate more effectively and decrease emergency response time. Smithfield BOS wishes to credit Emergency Response Coordinator Steve Carey and Township Zoning Officer Kenneth Wolfe, who assisted on this endeavor.

6.26.2009 "The Dog Park Expo June 13th was a huge success. Good weather, vendors and approximately 130 people enjoyed the event . Joyce Bush and Pat and Joe Coyle were pleased at the comments and contributions. Pocono Record had pictures and Channel 13 filmed some of the day’s activities. Pat reported that $1,025 was collected. Expenses totaled approximately $563. Congratulations to Joyce Bush and her committee for hard work well done. The artisan well at River's Edge is working. Ken Miller donated a telephone pole which allowed for electric service to be brought to the well. Dan Cappa donated the plumbing work required to restore the well and make it operational. . John Ferro of the Eastern Monroe Regional Park Commission, the volunteer board that oversees the Park and is helping to coordinate the Dog Park, announced thatCarl Putek will contribute $1,000 to the Dog Park in memory of Judy Putek, a staunch advocate for parks and dog and nature lover. Many thanks to Carl.