Laceyville Borough Council

02/14/2026

We have sent out a robo call as well but want to make sure everyone is made aware.

Attention Laceyville Water Customers.
Due to tank levels falling below the required level, and leaks we are still trying to locate, we need to issue a water boil advisory effective immediately and until further notice.
Water tanker will be available at the Borough lot later this afternoon-February 14. Please bring your own containers for water. If anyone needs assistance getting water, please contact any Council Member. Contact information available on laceyvillepa.org (http://laceyvillepa.org/).
Reminder that the water conservation is still in place.
Landlords please notify tenants of this important information.
Thank you for your continued understanding.

About Laceyville Borough Laceyville became Laceyville around 1841. It was named after an influential town resident, Henry W. Lacey. It become a borough in 1903. Laceyville Borough, with a population of 380, is located in Wyoming County, Pennsylvania, and covers a total of 0.2 square miles of land.

05/19/2023

The weather is expected to cooperate so we can finally get this done! If you have off street parking please utilize it Sunday until they are done. We are doing the center line and parking blocks where we paved in the fall from Community Bank down to the line at Laceyville Lumber. We are also going to freshen up our lines and parking spots in downtown but will wait to do that until after 2 as we know some businesses are open on Sunday. The crew will work as fast as they can to get everything painted, but please be mindful of wet paint and be aware there could be delays if they stop traffic temporarily while doing it. If you do not have off street parking you can park up on the sidewalk or in closed business parking lots like was done when we did the paving. I understand it is an inconvenience but it should not take them long and then it will be done again for several years. Thanks in advance for everyone's cooperation.

05/05/2023

Laceyville Boro clean up days