"A Small Town in a Wider World."
Borough Bulletin Board |
| The Borough as approved a 0.7 mil increase for taxes next year. This means a property worth $100,000 will see a $70 increase in local taxes for 2011. This was the first Borough tax increase since 2006. The rate is now 3.6 mil or $360 per $100,000. |
| Congratulations to those who won election to the Borough Council: Lester Jordon, Dennis Naylor, and Bill Marquis. Also to our new recording secretary: Mandy Davis. See all of York County's election results. |
| See our web page: Mt Wolf 2011 Highlights. |
| Visit Northeastern York County Sewer Authority web site. |
| The Borough of Mount Wolf has received two awards for the superb 2010 centennial celebration. PSAB website award and York County Heritage Trust Community Award. |
| See Met-Ed's letter about Pennsylvania's Electric Choice Program. Compare at PAPowerSwitch.com. Click for Questions to Ask Suppliers. |
The fire company has free smoke detectors for those in the Borough. Just come to the station. If your detector is order than 10 years then it should be replaced.
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Mount Wolf Borough is located in York County which is located in the south central portion of the state. Both State Route 921 and State Route 24 begin in the Borough. The Borough has about 550 households with a population of just over of 1,300. Even though the Mount Wolf address covers a large area, the actual Borough is less than a square mile.
The Northeastern School District serves Mount Wolf Borough's educational needs. The Northeastern Regional police protects the Borough's homes while the Eagle Fire Company responds to any emergencies. The Borough is mostly residential, with several small businesses and some industries, which are all listed in the Contacts.
The beginning for the area was in the early 1800’s, as a mid-way train stop between Emigsville, Liverpool (now Manchester Borough) and New Holland (now Saginaw). The station was first called Mount Campbell in honor of Thomas Campbell, who was instrumental in urging rail completion to Harrisburg. In the late 1850’s, the station and post office were later known as Mount Wolf after George H. Wolf, who was the store and warehouse owner, stationmaster and postmaster. Mount Wolf became incorporated as a self governing Borough on August 23, 1910.
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