Below is the contact information for all administrative Borough employees. Feel free to reach out by email or telephone if you are able instead of entering the building. Please know that there is a drop-off box located along the Pub II on W. Mahoning St. that you can deposit any correspondence to the Borough.
570-275-3091
Donna Murphy - Receptionist - x0 - dmurphy@danvilleboro.org
Shannon Berkey - Danville Borough Manager - x4 - sberkey@danvilleboro.org
Ken Roberts - Code Administrator - x1 - kroberts@danvilleboro.org
Brindy Mordan - Finance Director x3 - bmordan@danvilleboro.org
Mary Ellen Rockwell - Clerk (water & sewer) x2 - mrockwell@danvilleboro.org
Jamie Banyas,Code Officer - x5 - jbanyas@danvilleboro.org
New Fire Truck
Danville Borough’s new fire truck. If you see anybody at the firehouse, feel free to stop in and take a look.
Hunting
Danville Borough is accepting applications until Aug. 5th to hunt on the Borough farm for the 2022-2023 hunting season. Permits will be issued to 50 eligible hunters within the 17821 zip code. To enter the lottery, you must personally appear at the Borough office, 463 Mill Street, with your CID# and license plate # to complete an application. Successful lottery winners will be required to remit a $25. fee prior to a permit being issued.
Preventing Water Lines from Freezing
With freezing temperatures in the forecast, residents should consider allowing water to trickle from a spigot. This trickle should amount to a stream of water approximately the thickness of pencil lead. This helps to keep water in the lines from freezing. Running water could, at the very least, prevent the inconvenience of having no water. Alternatively, it could prevent ruptured water lines which may cause major damages to the home or building. Along with freezing water lines, meters will freeze and rupture. It is the property owner’s responsibility to insure this doesn’t happen. Ruptured meters will be replaced at the property owners’ expense costing approximately $140 for the meter in addition to plumbing parts and labor costs and also water damages that may ensue in the home. The cost for allowing water to run in most instances, will be nothing. In the very few cases a cost in incurred, the charge will be pennies compared to the potential costs associated with a ruptured line.
MS4 Educational Material
Be Stormwater Smart | Build a Rain Garden | Keep Streams and Lakes Healthy
Water Problems? Residents and businesses experiencing problems with their water service should call the Water Treatment Plant 24/7 at (570) 275-1070.
Sewer Problems? Residents and businesses experiencing problems with their sewer service should call the Wasterwater Treatment Plant during the hours of 7AM to 3:30PM (570) 275-2731. After hours please call the Danville Borough Police Department at 570-275-2101.
Danville is a borough in and the county seat of Montour County, Pennsylvania, United States, along the North Branch of the Susquehanna River. Danville is home to 4,699 people as of the 2010 census.
2020 Water Quality Drinking Report is now available for pick up in our office, and is posted on our website.
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