Carroll Township

As part of the 2027 update to the York County Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) the York Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (YAMPO) has created a series of videos highlighting major projects across the county.

One of the projects, the Reconstruction of the Blue-Gray Highway (US-15) takes place in or near your municipality and we kindly ask for you to share the video linked below to residents to increase awareness of the project and the York County TIP. We have also created a short survey for residents to share their comments or questions about the projects, all comments and questions from this survey will be reviewed by the YAMPO coordinating committee.

Blue-Gray Highway Video: https://youtu.be/2TLF1k_FOa0?si=AqLRZWBiRsMPi-Q0

Survey: https://forms.office.com/r/svFmVCCv7v

The York County Transportation Improvement Program will be adopted at the June 25^th YAMPO Coordinating Committee meeting.

The full playlist of project videos is also available at this link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLH5z8o46jTMCQ0zSnYdAInL6Cy8FHCzHP

The reconstruction of Ore Bank Road between US Route 15 and West Siddonsburg Road is tentatively scheduled to begin in the middle of May 2026.  This work is anticipated to be completed by fall of 2026.  The project intends to soften the horizontal curve, widen the roadway, install turning lanes as well as curbing and drainage facilities.  The road will be closed for most of this work and a detour will be posted and utilized.  This project will create a safer travel condition on Ore Bank Road and will ultimately integrate with the roundabout that is currently in the design phase.  We anticipate your patience and cooperation with the road closure.

Harrisburg, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) announced today that on Monday, May 11, a bridge replacement project will close Campground Road (Route 4045) over Dogwood Run in Carroll Township, York County.

The bridge is expected to be closed for up to 175 days. A motor vehicle detour will be in place, using Mountain Road (Route 4040), Route 15 and Route 74 (York Road). A bicycle detour will use Mountain Road and Dogwood Lane. The detours are expected to be lifted by November 1, 2026.

Travelers should be alert and drive with caution along the detour route.

Work under this contract includes structure replacement, guiderail upgrades and other miscellaneous construction.

JVI Group, Inc., of York Springs PA, is the contractor for this $1,125,675 bridge replacement project. All work is expected to be completed by December 18, 2026.

Drivers can check conditions on major roadways by visiting www.511PA.com. 511PA, which is free and available 24 hours a day, provides traffic delay warnings, weather forecasts, traffic speed information and access to more than 1,200 traffic cameras. 511PA is also available through a smartphone application for iPhone and Android devices, by calling 5-1-1, or by following regional X alerts.

Detour notice.

Carroll Township approved the Carroll Township and Dillsburg Borough Multi-Municipal Comprehensive Plan at the January 12, 2026, Board of Supervisors Meeting. The adopted plan and resolution can be found below:

 Final Carroll and Dillsburg Comp Plan

Resolution Number 2026-09

In the following links you will find Transportation improvement alternatives that have been proposed through the years of planning.   The Township invites public participation in reviewing the alternatives.  Any and all input would be appreciated and is a valuable asset considered when developing future transportation improvements.  Click here to view 2001-2023 Alternatives for meeting.

Carroll Township is currently in the preliminary planning stages for major traffic improvements to the Route 15 and Route 74 corridors.  The Township has been working with PennDOT and York County Planning on the proposed future improvements.  Exhibits have been prepared for the concepts and are being incorporated into the Official Map.  The process of amending the current Official Map will involve public meetings and a public hearing.  Public input is always welcomed and encouraged at these meetings.  A link to the proposed traffic improvement concept exhibits can be found here.  

The Fairview Township Electronic Recycling Center is located at 285 Spangler’s Mill Road, New Cumberland, PA 17070 and is now open to all York County Residents.

April thru October: Monday through Saturday from 8am-4:30pm, except Township Holidays

November thru March: Monday through Friday and the 1st & 3rd Saturday’s from 9am-noon, except Township Holidays

They will accept anything electronic except something that has water included, such as an air conditioner, de-humidifier, freezer or a refrigerator.

Fairview Township Recycling – 717-901-5261

PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has released a simple guide to help residents and businesses understand recycling in Pennsylvania. The booklet helps Pennsylvanians to recycle correctly by finding recycling programs in their local area, learning their local rules, and following them to maximize the social, environmental and economic benefits of recycling. The booklet is available to download at dep.pa.gov/recycling

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Currently, 18 York County police department locations partner with the YCSWA to host medication take-back boxes in their police department lobbies.  The Secure Medication Take-back Box Program provides a secure disposal option for unwanted medications from residential sources at no cost to the public or to law enforcement agencies.  All York County police departments have been invited to participate.  Illegal drugs captured by law enforcement are also destroyed at no cost.

The secure medication take-back boxes, purchased by YCSWA from MedReturn, work like a mailbox: once medications are deposited, they cannot be retrieved and are contained in a locked compartment accessible only by law enforcement.  The heavy-duty green metal box bolts to the floor and wall.  Medications collected in the take-back box program are delivered by law enforcement to the Authority’s waste-to-energy facility for safe and complete destruction.  Law enforcement also maintains the box and secures medications that are received until they can be destroyed.

The Authority’s waste-to-energy facility is equipped with state-of-the-art combustion technology and air emission controls making it York County’s best waste management tool for destruction of medications and illegal drugs seized in law enforcement actions.  The facility’s operator, Covanta York Renewable Energy, also supports this method that ensures complete destruction of medications and illegal drugs at the York County Resource Recovery Center.