The Town of Bath We are currently accepting applications for the Street and Garbage Crew! Requirements/Job Descriptions are as follows: Mowing, picking up trash, plow snow, paint curbs, clearing debris, driving the garbage truck (if you have a CDL), MUST … Continue reading →
Governor Justice declared Juneteenth 2022 as a state holiday in West Virginia. The Town of Bath and Berkeley Springs Water department will be closed ½ day on Friday June 17, 2022 in observance of Juneteenth day and Monday June 20, … Continue reading →
Repaving 522. The Department of Highways is expecting to start work repaving 522 on Sunday June 12, 2022. They will start at the north end of town by the Moose and work south towards Blue Flame. The work will be … Continue reading →
PUBLIC NOTICE Please take notice that the Council of the Town following first reading on May 17, 2022, will take up for second reading and potential final adoption of Ordinance 2022-05-17-1 and Ordinance 2022-05-17-2. The purpose of Ordinance 2022-05-17-1 is … Continue reading →
May 21st (8:30 – 12:30) – Electronics Recycling Event Charles R. Biggs Recycling Center 2990 Valley Road Berkeley Springs, WV
Continue reading →Mayor Scott Merki 271 Wilkes Street Berkeley Springs, WV 25411 Dear Tree City USA Community Member, On behalf of the Arbor Day Foundation, I congratulate Town of Bath on earning recognition as a 2021 Tree City USA. We are so … Continue reading →
The Town & Berkeley Springs Water Department will close at noon on Friday April 15th in observance of Good Friday. We will reopen Monday April 18th at 9am.
Continue reading →It’s that time of year again, if you are cleaning your yard, please bundle the twigs and sticks in approx. 4ft bundles. Bag any leaves and debris and put them by the curb any time this week and give the … Continue reading →
ISO Top Soil. Looking for a donation or low-cost top soil for use in the Greenway Cemetery. It’s spring time, and we are working on the annual cleanup of the cemetery. There are several areas that could use some new … Continue reading →
On March 10, eight Bradford pear trees were removed from locations on South and North Washington Street. The trees were removed as part of a Demonstration City Grant received by the Town of Bath Tree Board. Several years ago Autumn … Continue reading →