Phase 3 – Third Public Meeting for the Safety Action Plan will be held March 26, 2026, 6:30-7:30 PM Online

Phase 3  – The Borough of Lewisburg is developing additional materials to support its transportation Safety Action Plan, which is nearing completion. To ensure these recommendations serve the Lewisburg community, we want to hear from you!

The third public meeting for the Safety Action Plan will be held on Thursday, March 26, 2026 from 6:30 to 7:30 PM online.

Come to learn more about the work completed to date and to share your opinions on the supplemental safety-focused planning activities recommended by the Plan. To register for the virtual public meeting, please visit www.LewisburgBorough.org/safety_action_plan or click the link below.  Can’t attend? Take the online survey by scanning the link below.

REGISTER FOR THE ONLINE MEETING
The link to the registration page is here,

TAKE THE SURVEY BY APRIL 2ND, 2026
You can access the survey here.

Two People Sought to Fill Open Positions on the Lewisburg Historical Architectural Review Board (HARB)

Two People Sought to Fill Open Positions on the Lewisburg Historical Architectural Review Board (HARB)

Lewisburg Borough seeks two people to fill open positions on the Lewisburg Historical Architectural Review Board (HARB).  The first open position is for a licensed real estate broker.  The second open position is for a person who has expertise, experience or a background in preservation, historical or planning areas.  Although Lewisburg Borough residents are preferred to fill both open positions on HARB, it is not a requirement.  Individuals with the required expertise will be considered regardless of their residency.  These are unpaid volunteer positions.  Potential appointees should have a background or an interest in historical Lewisburg and a desire to serve their community.

The purpose of the Lewisburg HARB is protecting the portions of the Borough which recall the rich architectural and cultural heritage of the Borough and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, awakening in the people of the Borough an interest in the historic past and promoting the general welfare, education and culture of the Borough, and for the further specific purposes of regulating the use and appearance of private property in order to protect the distinctive historical, architectural or aesthetic character of the historic district and regulating the erection, reconstruction, alteration, restoration, demolition and razing of buildings and structures within the historic district for the cultural and aesthetic benefit of the Borough (https://ecode360.com/11770406).

The Historic District in Lewisburg Borough is shown in green on the attached map.  HARB meets the second Tuesday of each month at 5:00 pm in Borough Council Chambers at 55 South Fifth Street, Lewisburg.

Individuals who meet the specific requirements of the open positions and who have an interest in serving on HARB should submit a Letter of Interest and resume (if appropriate) to the Lewisburg Borough Secretary at 55 South Fifth Street, Lewisburg PA 17837 or office@lewisburgborough.org.  All Letters of Interest/resumes received will be forwarded to HARB for review and recommendation.  Lewisburg Borough Council will make the HARB appointments at a future date.

Lewisburg Borough Resident Sought to Fill Open Position on the LAJSA Board of Directors

Lewisburg Borough Resident Sought to Fill Open Position on the LAJSA Board of Directors

Lewisburg Borough seeks a resident to fill an open position on the Lewisburg Area Joint Sewer Authority Board of Directors.  This is an unpaid volunteer position.  Potential appointees should have a background or an interest in municipal sewer operations and a desire to serve their community.

The LAJSA serves all of Lewisburg Borough, the eastern part of Buffalo Township, and the northeastern portion of East Buffalo Township with a total of 3,626 customers.  LAJSA has approximately 88 miles of main sewer lines, some of which were installed in the 1940’s.  The treatment facility located in East Buffalo Township is rated for 2.4 MGD but typically operates around .800 MGD.  LAJSA currently has nine employees and operates on a $2,600,000 annual budget.

Board members are responsible for overseeing the Authority’s financials as well as personnel and process, at the recommendation of management.  Board meetings are held at 8:00 a.m. on the third Tuesday of each month.

Lewisburg Borough residents interested in serving on the LAJSA Board should submit a Letter of Interest and resume (if appropriate) to the Lewisburg Borough Secretary at 55 South Fifth Street, Lewisburg PA 17837 or office@lewisburgborough.org.  All Letters of Interest/resumes received will be forwarded to the LAJSA for review and recommendation.  Lewisburg Borough Council will make the LAJSA Board appointment at a future date.

Lewisburg Borough is Seeking a Borough Representative for the Police Civil Service Commission

Lewisburg Borough is Seeking a Borough Representative for the Police Civil Service Commission

The Borough is seeking a resident to serve as its representative on the Police Civil Service Commission, the independent body that oversees the hiring and promotion processes for Buffalo Valley Regional Police officers.

Both the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Commission and the Civil Service Commission are structured to include an equal number of representatives from each participating municipality, ensuring balanced oversight and shared responsibility in shaping the future of regional law enforcement. This opening is specifically for a Lewisburg Borough representative.

The Civil Service Commission plays a vital role in ensuring that police hiring and promotional processes are conducted through fair, objective, and legally compliant procedures. Commissioners help review testing standards, certify eligibility lists, and support the integrity and professionalism of the department.

Service on the Commission is an opportunity to:
• Participate directly in law enforcement oversight
• Support fair and merit-based hiring processes
• Strengthen transparency and public confidence in public safety

Residents who are thoughtful, impartial, and interested in public safety and civic service are encouraged to apply.

To apply, please email a resume and letter of interest to Lisa Wolfe at LWolfe@bvrpd.org. Questions can be directed to the Buffalo Valley Regional Police Department.

PART-TIME RECYCLING CENTER POSITION

PART-TIME RECYCLING CENTER POSITION

BOROUGH OF LEWISBURG

AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

The Borough of Lewisburg is accepting applications for the following position:

Part-time, Temporary Laborer Position – Recycling Center

The part-time, temporary laborer will work primarily in our Recycling Center.  The employees must be available to work from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm on Wednesday and from 8:00 am to noon on Saturday.  A typical work week will be between 12 – 16 hours.  Additional hours each week may be available working alongside the Borough’s Public Works and Refuse crew for the right individual.  Exceptional performance in this position could lead to an offer of full-time employment with Lewisburg Borough when such positions open.  A valid PA Driver’s License is required; a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) Class B is a plus.  Position requires ability to follow written/oral instructions, work independently as needed, perform a variety of manual tasks, perform heavy, repetitive, manual labor for prolonged periods, often under adverse weather conditions.  Common sense and courtesy in public relations is expected.  Part-time wages for this position are $16.75/hour.

Applications and Job Descriptions can be obtained from the Borough Office, 55 South Fifth Street, Lewisburg, PA 17837 or on the Borough website – www.lewisburgborough.org.  All resumes/applications will be reviewed upon receipt and interviews will be scheduled accordingly.  Resumes/applications can be emailed to kwendt@lewisburgborough.org or mailed/hand delivered to the Lewisburg Borough Office, 55 South Fifth Street, Lewisburg, PA 17837.  Resumes/applications will be accepted until March 6, 2026 or until the position is filled.

Part Time Labor er Public Works-Refuse-Recycling Temp Job Description

Application for Employment

Lewisburg Borough Recycling Center and Brush Pile CLOSED on Saturday, February 7, 2026

Lewisburg Borough Recycling Center and Brush Pile Closed on Saturday, February 7, 2026

Due to forecast single digit temperatures and wind chills below -10 degrees, the Lewisburg Borough Recycling Center and Brush Pile in the Wolfe Field Athletic Complex will be closed on Saturday, February 7, 2026.

If weather conditions permit, we expect to reopen the Recycling Center and Brush Pile on Wednesday, February 11, 2026.