On behalf of all Laflin Borough Officials, we would like to extend a warm welcome to you.

We are providing this website as a service to our community and our visitors as well. If you would like anything added to this web site that would benefit our community please feel free to email us at BoroManager@laflinboro.com

Laflin Borough Road Paving Work

Inkerman Road section of Laflin Borough will be under construction starting this Thursday, 10/12/23.  The road will be closed on certain days from 9am to 2pm.  At other times, road work will continue with traffic being allowed through the work area.  Please allow for some delays and/or alternate routes.   Emergency vehicles will be allowed through at all times.  After underdrainage work is completed, the road will be milled and paved from Laflin Road to the Jenkins Township border. Funding for this project will be provided by a state Local Share Account Grant (casino money).

Additionally, Creekside Drive, Peachwood Drive, East Saylor Ave and a portion of Dogwood Drive (steep hill section only) will be paved this year.  More information will be provided as the schedule is finalized.  As with all past paving projects, residents will have access to their properties with minimal delays.  Funding for these projects will be from the borough general fund (Creekside Drive & Peachwood Drive), and Williams Transco Gas Pipeline (E. Saylor Ave. & Dogwood Drive) due to pipeline construction activities.

Laflin Borough Office Closed Oct. 12th & 13th

The borough office will be closed Thursday & Friday of this week.  Will reopen on Monday, October 16th.  Sewer, Trash and/or Tax payments (non-cash) can be dropped off at the front door of the municipal building in the library book return.

The Laflin Library will be open during normal hours.

Building Permit Questions:  Greg Gulick, G&R Consulting (570) 474-6462
Sewer Related Problems:  Koberlein / Wind River Environmental (570)253-3660

Property Tax Relief

You May Now Qualify for Property Tax Relief

Property Tax Collector
For your information-

Act 7-2023 entitled “TAX RELIEF ACT – SUPPLEMENTAL SENIOR CITIZEN TAX REDUCTION, PROPERTY TAX AND RENT REBATE AND FILING OF CLAIM” was signed by the Governor on August 4, 2023 Pertinent changes for the Property Tax and Rent Rebate are:
1. increases the maximum rebate from $650 to $1,000.00
2. increases the household income limit from $35,000 to $45,000
3. establishes a yearly increase in income allowance that is equal to the Consumer Price Index (CPI)
This applies to claims for rebate for rent or property taxes payable during calendar year 2023 and after.

For more information or help applying to the program, please contact
PA State Senator Marty Flynn’s office in Plains Township.
27 North River Street, Plains, PA 18705
(570)325-3457