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Municipal Resource Guide

The Pike County Conservation District and Pike County Planning & Mapping Office have compiled resources relevant to the County's 13 municipalities in the Pike County Municipal Resource Guide. This living document will guide staff and leadership of the municipalities through the roles of the two offices for common scenarios related to PA Code Chapters 102 & 105. It will also assist with directing community members to the contact best equipped to answer their questions.

This guide will be updated annually, so please check this page for the most up-to-date version.

Municipal Resource Guide

2024 Edition

This guide contains common fillable documents, recent District memos, links to useful local resources, and more.

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Quick Reference Sheet

This double-sided sheet answers common FAQs related to earth disturbance, waterways, and other environmental concerns.

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FACT

Pike County has over 120,000 acres of land that is accessible to the public for use. This includes state and national parks, state game lands, and state forests.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

Enjoy our local resources, but be sure to leave only footprints. Stay on marked trails when possible, and always pick up your trash when you leave and area.