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.
The 2019 Mt. Holly Springs Borough Water Quality Report has been issued.
The community wide brush chipping that was scheduled for this week has been postponed. We plan to reschedule in the near future and will announce the dates soon. Thank you for your patience.
Press release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Due to the recent death of Fire Chief Greg Bretzman from the Citizens Fire Co. #1 and Dickinson Township Fire Department, the Borough is notifying all affected residents of parking limitations in order to accommodate departments and mourners wishing to attend services in his honor.
There will be no parking on Chestnut Street and West Butler Street from Chestnut Street to Mooreland Avenue on Friday June 26th from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday June 27th from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Any vehicles parked on these streets during the restricted hours will be towed at the owner’s expense. Please be patient during the parking restrictions and potential inconveniences as those who loved him pay their final respects. Any questions please contact the Borough Office at 717-486-7613.
COVID-19
Update- 6.8.2020: *** THIS MEETING HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO LACK OF QUORUM*** The Mount Holly Springs Borough will have their normal council meeting this evening at 7pm in the borough office council chambers. The meeting will be available via conference call by using the instructions below or in person attendance. If you choose to attend in person- please enter through the back door of the building, wear a mask, and practice social distancing. If you choose to participate through the conference call- please do so in a quiet place, call in prior to the meeting start time, and mute your line. Public comment will be heard at the end of the meeting as an effort to minimize noise disruption. If you have a question you would like to ask of council or a comment for council to hear- it can be submitted prior to 4:00 pm by email at or phone at 717-486-7613.
Conference Call Dial in: 1-215-383-1625
Conference Code: 590979
There is no pin.
Please say your first and last name when prompted
Update- 5.14.2020: The Cumberland County Tax Office has extended the deadline for the face tax amount payments from August 31 to October 31. The penalty period will go from November 1 through December 31. If you have any questions regarding the change- please reach out to Barbara Boise Tax Collector at 717-385-7325.
Update- 4.27.2020: The Mt. Holly Springs Borough Council members will not meet on Thursday, April 30, 2020 for their regularly scheduled committee meeting due to COVID-19. If you have any questions or concerns, please call the borough office at 717-486-7613.
Update- 4.13.2020: The Mount Holly Springs Borough Council will meet this evening, briefly, to handle the most pressing issues that must come before council. Although the meeting is open to the public, we ask that you use your best judgement before attending. Please do not attend if you have symptoms of illness, have been in contact with people with symptoms of illness, or are immune compromised. We ask that residents submit questions or comments in advance of the meeting. If you choose to attend the meeting- please practice social distancing and wear a mask. The back door will be utilized for direct access to the meeting room.
Update- 3.23.2020: Advanced Disposal, our trash hauler, has reached out to the borough to inform us of some upcoming changes being made so that they can continue to provide regular trash service. Advanced Disposal will not be taking any items outside of the toter- including bulk items. For the safety of their drivers- they request that no bags be placed alongside the toter and that all items in the TRASH toter are in a bag and not loose in the bin. Recycling service will continue as normal with items being loose inside of the recycling toter. We ask that you please comply as we continue to navigate COVID-19.
Update- 3.18.2020: The Borough Tax Office is closed to visitors.
Tax payments can be made using the drop box or by mail with check or money order, or just the drop box when using cash with exact change. If you would like a receipt, please provide a self-addressed stamped envelope and Ms. Boise will mail a receipt to you. If you require additional assistance you can reach the tax collector at 717-385-7325.
Update- 3.17.2020: While we all are processing the ongoing issue of COVID-19, the borough has decided to cancel all public meetings through the end of March. The borough lobby will remain open for urgent needs and for medication disposal. Please consider calling the office with your questions and concerns before stopping in. If you have an urgent need but are immune compromised, please call the office so that we can work out a way to best serve you.
Update- 3.16.2020: During a time of uncertainty and confusion- the Borough of Mount Holly Springs is offering as much clarity as we are able. Please find current information from reliable sources below so that you are prepared and able to respond to this virus in the most educated way possible. While it is pertinent to be prepared- please do not forget your friends and neighbors who may be without. It is so important that we lean on each other (metaphorically, not physically!) and care for our own. If you find that you are over prepared or got caught up in the hype at the grocery store- please consider donating to a elderly neighbor or low income family. Do not forget about the local organizations who will likely be overwhelmed by people facing a loss of income or extra mouths to feed. As always- the borough staff are able to provide information on helpful organizations if you are struggling and direct you to people who can help.
Update- 3.13.2020: Due to a surplus of information about the disease from both trusted and distrustful sources , the Pennsylvania Health Department has offered these facts sheets to help people better understand the virus.
Preparing...? Click HERE
Researching...? Click HERE
Think you are infected...? Click HERE
Looking for current information from a good source...? Click HERE
For additional information, please check out the PA Department of Health website by clicking here.
If you think you are or know someone with the disease, please seek medical attention.
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