Contact Info.

Title/NAME TERM
COUNCIL
Thomas Parry, Pres.– Tel: 822-9497 2012
Scott Seeherman, V.Pres. 2012
Patrick Gilhooley 2012
Paul Benderavich 2012
Ray Pendolphi 2010
Patrick McAndrew 2010
Carl Yastremski 2010

MAYOR
Dorothy Yazurlo 2012

SECRETARYTREASURER
Barbara Fairchild

TAX COLLECTOR
Chuck Boyd 2010

SOLICITOR
Sam Sanguedolce

ZONING OFFICER
Luzerne Co. Zoning

BUILDING INSPECTOR
G & R Consulting

AUDITOR
John Bonita-Kevin Noone

SEWAGE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
Jerome Loftus SEO # 01042

ENGINEER
Pennoni Associates-Joe Mullen

POLICE DEPT.
Michael Flanagan, Chief

POLICE OFFICERS
Paul Bowman
John Delaney
Thomas Stasik
Tracy Shultz
Vince Zerblas
Scott Vidock
Scott Neff
William Knowles

FIRE CHIEF
Marc Malvizzi

FIRE FIGHTER
Scott Kase

RECREATION BOARD
Chandra Dembroski-Sec 2011
Robyn Monahan 2012
Alisa Mendez-Pres 2009
Jamie Andrews 2012
Wendy Kelley 2012
Noelle Benderavich-V Pres 2011
Sandra Yastremski-Treas. 2011

UCC BOARD OF APPEALS
Ken Stella 2010
Alexander W. Lolli 2012
Marc Malvizzi 2012
Andrew Shedlock 2012

VACANCY BOARD
Irene Wendoloski 2012

EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
Marc Malvizzi

Townhouse Association
Robert Novak
Nancy Musto 

BUILDING PERMITS
Laflin Borough Zoning – Luzerne County

Summertime Info
When warmer weather arrives the number of walkers in Laflin Borough increases considerably. With the absence of sidewalks throughout the town, Laflin Borough Police Department reminds walkers to stay close to the left side of the roadway, facing traffic. For those who walk after dark, Police stress the importance of wearing some type of reflective clothing, usually a vest or jacket. At the very minimum, light or white clothing might be considered as a second option to increase your visibility to approaching traffic.

SNOWFALL REMINDERS
Residents of Laflin Borough are reminded that on-street parking is prohibited on Borough streets and cul-de-sacs when a snowfall reaches three inches in order to insure effective snow removal. Upon failure to remove vehicles, violators will be ticketed by the Police for the fine appropriate to the offense. In addition, it is also a violation to throw snow onto the streets when clearing driveways and sidewalks, and violators will be cited.