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ABSENTEE VOTING  If you will not be able to vote on election day, due to work, vacation, or other reasons, you may obtain an absentee ballot.  CLICK HERE for an Absentee Ballot form.  You can fill out this form online, but you must print it out, sign it, and return it to the Monroe County Board of Elections in person or by mail before the deadlines (see below).  The address of the County Board is Monroe County Administrative Building, One Quaker Plaza, Room 105, Stroudsburg PA 18360 Please note Absentee Ballot Deadlines: Applications:   The last day to apply for a civilian absentee ballot is 4:30PM on the Tuesday before the election – please note that POSTMARKS DO NOT APPLY and original applications must be received (no facsimiles or emails). Voted Ballots:   All civilian voted ballots must be returned to the County Board of Elections Office by 4:30pm on the Friday before the election – please note that POSTMARKS DO NOT APPLY.   If hand delivering, only the actual voter may return their ballot.Share this:PrintFacebook

Narcan Training Sponsored by the Weiss Family and The Stroudsburg Wesleyan Church. Training provided by the PA Dept of Health Nov 3 at 10 am. Open to the public. RSVP is appreciated via call or text to Jennifer Weiss at 570-972-7217Share this:PrintFacebook

Meetings are held on th 1st Monday of each month @7:00 P.M. Work Sessions: 2nd, 4th and 5th Mondays & every Wednesday @ 7:00 P.M. *Unless otherwise noted on the calanderShare this:PrintFacebook

WHERE TO VOTE IN MOUNT POCONO In Mount Pocono everyone votes at the Pocono Mountain Volunteer Fire Company, 20 Murray Street, Mount Pocono  (click for Google map).   There are two entrances for Murray Street off of route 611.  One is across 611 from Mount Pocono Beverage and the other is across 611 from Rita’s Ice (look for the flag at the Murray Street entrance across from Rita’s).  Murray Street is on the left side of 611 if you are going north, right side if you are travelling south on 611. HOURS TO VOTE  The polling place will be open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.  If you are in line by 8 pm you must be permitted to vote. MOUNT POCONO VOTING DISTRICTS Mount Pocono is in the 8th US Congressional District,  We are District 40 in the Pennsylvania Senate District, and District 176 in the PA House District. PA VOTER ID LAWS & OTHER VOTING RIGHTS INFORMATION Only first time voters in precincts must show identification (ID).  Voters voting for the first time in their precinct must show ID. The ID can be photo or non-photo ID. This is the only time ID is required.  Acceptable forms of ID are: Pennsylvania driver’s license or PENNDOT . . . .

Meeting for everyone interested in working with the newly formed Mount Pocono Parks and Rec Foundation, a charitable organization formed to raise funds for parks and recreational opportunities for Borough residents.  All are welcome. An independent entity, the charitable Foundation will seek ways to create, improve, maintain, and enhance parks and recreational activities for the children, adults, and seniors living, working, or visiting in the Borough. The Foundation will not be affiliated with the Borough Council or the Borough Parks & Recreation Committee. Foundation – Outline Foundation BylawsShare this:PrintFacebook

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Trash & Recycling pick-up every Wednesday by County Waste 1-570-685-5000Share this:PrintFacebook

The public is invited to attend and encouraged to participate in the Mount Pocono Municipal Authority meetings.Share this:PrintFacebook

Monroe and Northampton County Conservation Districts Present Protect the Tap A Festival of Clean Water Saturday, November 10, 2018 11a.m. – 4p.m. Blue Ridge Estate Vineyard & Winery 239 Blue Ridge Road Saylorsburg, PA 18353 Have you ever pondered the source of the clean water that goes into your favorite adult beverage? Learn about and celebrate all of the components that go into keeping the water behind the cocktails clean! Live Entertainment! Raffles! Cornhole Tournament, Wine Toss, Casting Contest, Quizzo Competition There is no entry fee for this event however; all games and raffles are CASH ONLY. All proceeds from games, raffles and select alcoholic beverages will fund environmental education efforts of the Monroe and Northampton County Conservation Districts.Share this:PrintFacebook

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“Black Minds Matter” is a public video-replay course sponsored by Pocono Mountain High School West and the Monroe County Chapter of the NAACP.  The course seeks to raise the national consciousness about issues facing Black boys and men in education.  All sessions are free to attend.  For more information about the course, see https://jlukewood.com/black-minds-matter/Share this:PrintFacebook

The Zoning Hearing Board meets when necessary on the 2nd Tuesday of the month in Council Chambers on the 2nd Floor of Borough Hall.  Check with the Borough to find out if there is a meeting.Share this:PrintFacebook

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Meetings are held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month @7:00 P.M. Work Sessions are not held, per Commission chair.Share this:PrintFacebook

All meetings are the third Thursday of the month.  Regular meetings are in odd numbered months, work sessions in the even.  7:00 pm in the Council Room on the 2nd Floor of the Borough Building.Share this:PrintFacebook

Trash & Recycling pick-up every Wednesday by County Waste 1-570-685-5000Share this:PrintFacebook

The public is invited to attend the Mount Pocono Municipal Authority Work SessionsShare this:PrintFacebook

Trash & Recycling pick-up every Wednesday by County Waste 1-570-685-5000Share this:PrintFacebook

The public is invited to attend and encouraged to participate in the Mount Pocono Municipal Authority Work SessionsShare this:PrintFacebook