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News & Announcements

Updates and official information related to township projects, meetings, events, and community notices.

White Township Meeting Information

October 5 | Recreation Advisory Board Meeting – 5:00 PM – AGENDA

October 7 | Planning Commission Review Meeting – 8:30 AM

October 13 | Planning Commission Meeting – 6:30 PM

All boards meet at the White Township Municipal Office, 950 Indian Springs Road, except the Recreation Advisory Board which meets at the S&T Bank Arena, 497 East Pike Road.

Draft Recreational Vehicle (RV) Development Regulations Available for Review

White Township is considering proposed amendments to its Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (SALDO) regarding the development and regulation of RV parks.

The proposed amendment would establish standards for RV parks, including requirements related to site layout, setbacks, buffers, access and parking, utilities, lighting, stormwater management, and other aspects of RV park development. The draft also addresses temporary occupancy of RV sites and provides that RVs within an RV park may not be used as permanent residences.

The draft ordinance is currently under consideration and has not been adopted. The proposed language may be revised as part of the Township’s review process. The ordinance is available below.

Draft RV Campground Regulations

Comments can be submitted to wtinfo@whitetownship.org or by using the Contact Us link.

Fall Leaf Collection

CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS: OCTOBER 26 • NOVEMBER 2 • NOVEMBER 9 • NOVEMBER 16 • NOVEMBER 23

The Road Crew will collect leaves along public Township and State roads throughout White Township. They will not enter private property to retrieve bags.

The White Township Road Crew WILL collect:

  • Leaves placed in biodegradable paper bags.
  • Bags set at the curb or ditch line of public roadways.
  • Leaves must be curbside by 7 a.m.

The White Township Road Crew WILL Not collect:

  • Paper bags weighing greater than 50 pounds.
  • Leaves in plastic bags or loose piles.
  • Bags left in yards or driveways off the road right-of-way.
  • Grass clippings, branches, brush, or garden waste.

Leaves, yard waste, cardboard, and other recyclables may be dropped off year-round, 24/7, at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority.

Additionally, drop-off is at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, 1715 Route 119 South, Homer City, PA, for leaf collection.