Accepting Police Officer Employment Applications

Greenfield Township Board of Supervisors is seeking applicants for Full-Time and Part-Time Patrolmen.   Patrolmen will work varies shifts in the municipality, back-up for the School Resource Officer, and security at select school events.  Starting hourly rate of $17 plus an attractive uniform allowance.

Shifts to back-up the School Resource Officer will be at the Claysburg-Kimmel High School and Elementary School.   School sporting events and other school events are at an overtime rate.  Aggressive Driver and Buckle-Up details will also be available at an overtime rate.

All applicants must be Act 120 certified in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and have excellent communication & interpersonal skills.  All offers of employment are subject to successfully passing Act 151, Act 34 and FBI clearances, as well as passing a physical, psych evaluation, and background check.

No application deadline; the Board of Supervisors are always open to reviewing employment applications from interested individuals.

Equal Opportunity Employer

Police Application

Full-Time, Uniform Employee Benefits

Recycling Bins CLOSED at the Township

We know recycling is important to you. However, the recycling bins at the Township are full; therefore, we have them closed. The gentleman responsible for emptying the bins has had some unfortunate circumstances to prevent him from maintaining these bins. The Township has been in contact with IRC (formerly Blair County Waste Management). They have given permission for our residents to take their recycling to the Duncansville Recycling Center at 16906 Dunnings Hwy; south of Inlow’s Drive-In restaurant.

For additional information about the Duncansville Recycling location, here is their link: http://ircenvironment.org/composting/r-d-composting-facility

The Duncansville Recycling Center is open Tuesdays from noon to 5 p.m.

UPDATE:

The recycling center at the township is permanently closed.   We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you.  In order to be approved for a recycling grant, the Township Supervisors would need to require residents recycle, have a trash hauler, and ban burning in the township.   The Supervisors understand these options are not possible for all the residents in Greenfield Township; therefore, they opted not to make these changes.