The Highway Department is the Borough’s public-works crew — keeping Tyrone’s streets safe and passable year-round, from paving and plowing to leaf and yard-waste collection.
A downed tree, washout, or hazard blocking a Borough street after business hours? Call 911 — they’ll reach the on-call highway crew right away.
Contact Us Directly About…
A pothole, damaged street, or crumbling pavement
Snow or ice not cleared on a Borough street
A downed tree, large branch, or storm debris in the road
A clogged storm drain or water pooling in the street
A damaged, faded, or missing street or traffic sign
Yard-waste, leaf, or brush collection questions
A street-opening or excavation permit (digging in a Borough street or alley)
Programs & resources
Programs & Good to Know
The Highway Department keeps Tyrone’s streets safe and passable year-round — paving and plowing, signs and storm drains, and seasonal collection. Here are the programs and rules residents ask about most.
Yard-Waste Collection
Collected every Monday in April, May, October, and November — use brown paper yard-waste bags and set them at the curb by 7:00 a.m. Also open for drop-off the 1st & 3rd Saturday of each month, 8:00 a.m.–Noon. Christmas trees are collected curbside in January.
Snow & Sidewalk Rules
After it snows, clear a path at least 32 inches wide within 24 hours — and never push snow into the street or onto a hydrant.
Any work in a Borough street, alley, or right-of-way needs a street-opening permit first (Ordinance No. 1496 (PDF) (opens in a new tab)). Emergency repairs may be permitted the next business day.
The Know Your Borough guide below explains how the Highway Department operates day to day. Beneath it, the latest News & Updates show the Council decisions shaping it.
How the Highway Department Works
Know Your Borough
The Highway Department
How the Borough maintains streets and signs, clears snow and ice, manages storm drains, and runs yard-waste collection.
Lincoln Avenue storm sewer project moves through construction
July 13, 2026
Across its June and July meetings, Council approved $136,843 in payments to the project's contractor and a $15,982.59 change order for an exposed drainpipe on Lincoln Avenue.
Resolution 2026-06 reallocates CDBG funds for Lincoln Avenue drainage
June 8, 2026
Resolution No. 2026-06 authorizes a budget modification of the Borough's 2026 Community Development Block Grant funds, directing money toward drainage work on Lincoln Avenue.