Seven Valleys Borough

05/25/2026

NOTICE - This page will be deactivated June 1, 2026 and will be replaced by a new page (link below) Seven Valleys Borough

The new page will be for the Borough to share official Borough news and local community events, only.

Thank you and we look forward to you following us on the new page!
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04/19/2026

Spring 2026 Newsletter

04/17/2026

04/06/2026

Maple St. CLOSED - Wednesday, April 8th between 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. (noon). Closure points are the intersections of Maple/South Streets and Shaffers Church Road/ 616. York County will be replacing the guardrails on the "white" bridge that crosses the Codorus Creek.

02/23/2026

Penn Waste operations were closed on Monday 2/23/26 and will follow a holiday schedule for this week. Seven Valleys Borough customers will be collected on WEDNESDAY, February 25th, instead of Tuesday.

02/01/2026

REMINDER – DOUBLE Trash collection on Tuesday, February 3rd. Customers with a 96-gallon cart can place up to three (3) 32-gallon bags/cans with the cart. Customers with a 32-gallon cart can place up to one (1) 32-gallon bag/can with the cart.

01/26/2026

Penn Waster will be closed tomorrow due to the weather forecast. Seven Valleys Borough will not recieve any trash collection this week. All residents will be able to place double the refuse allotment next week.

Collection Update 1/27/26

Residential Customers:

Due to inclement weather Penn Waste Operations will be closed 1/27/26. We will begin collections with Wednesday (1/28/26) customers and follow a regular schedule throughout the week. Monday and Tuesday customers, we will collect double from you on your next regular collection day.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. The safety of our dedicated crews are our utmost priority. Penn Waste thanks you for your cooperation and understanding during this time. Please visit www.pennwaste.com for more details.

01/26/2026

PENN WASTE COLLECTION DELAYED - Due to inclement weather Penn Waste will be running on a holiday schedule for this week. Tuesday customers will be collected Wednesday.

01/22/2026

Did You Know? 🍨🏭

Seven Valleys in York County, Pennsylvania, is widely recognized as the birthplace of commercial ice cream production in America.
In 1851, C. Jacob Fussell built an ice cream factory in Seven Valleys to use surplus milk and cream from local dairy farms.
This marked the first time ice cream was mass-produced for commercial sale in the United States.
The nearby Northern Central Railway played a crucial role, allowing Fussell to ship ice cream quickly to the growing Baltimore market.
Although Fussell later moved his operations to Baltimore, ice cream manufacturing continued in Seven Valleys under local producers well into the 1940s.
Long before ice cream became a nationwide treat, Pennsylvania helped turn it into a business—making Seven Valleys a true sweet spot in American food history. 🍦

01/07/2026

FRAUD ALERT – Seven Valleys Borough was recently contacted by a Springfield Township resident, with a Seven Valleys mailing address, who sought verification that the Borough was the issuer of a “Cease & Desist Order” that was hand-delivered to his residence, which demanded $7,531 in fines. The notice included the Borough seal/logo; however, there was no contact information on the notice, and the alleged code sections were bogus. Furthermore, Seven Valleys Borough has no zoning/code enforcement authority in Springfield Township.

Any violation notices issued by Seven Valleys Borough will be for Borough properties, only, and will include contact information such as the name, phone number, and email address for the Borough/code enforcement officer.

If you receive any suspicious violation notices/correspondence that appears to be from Seven Valleys Borough please contact us as soon as possible at 717-347-8393.