Welcome to Mt. Holly Springs!
Our town is more than meets the eye by car, as you move from Carlisle, Boiling Springs, or Gettysburg and back. We offer a nice selection of affordable restaurants, ample opportunities in the borough or nearby to hike, stroll, or play, a beautiful and nationally recognized library, and an historic and renovated inn for overnight stays.
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Chief Thomas L Day, Jr. was honored with the Veterans of Foreign Wars "John Radko Award" on Monday, April 11, 2022, during the Borough Council Meeting.
The award is for grateful recognition for the highest ideals of Law Enforcement pertaining to the lawful rights of all veterans.
Attention Residents
Roadwork Notice
You Have A Voice!
Invitation to comment on the I-83 South Bridge Project Environmental Assessment
Click on link for more information
44th Annual Holly Festival Day
Saturday, September 17, 2022 8am to 2pm
Vendor Information and Registration Form --
click on link
Cumberland County Household Hazardous Waste Disposal Events:
available to county residents and small businesses
click on the link for more information and dates
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Announcements:
WE ARE NOW CERTIFIED!!! The Borough has recently went through a rigorious process
through the Pennsylvania Municipal League at becoming a certified sustainable community.
- Our Ordinances are now online. Click to view.
- Cumberland County Hazardous Waste Disposal
- FEMA Flood Maps (revised Feb. 2020) are located under Events and Notices.
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The Mount Holly Springs Borough Water and Sewer Authority's yearly Consumer Confidence Report has been issued for 2020. Interest residents can find the full report linked below.