PAVING NOTICE
Granville Township has contracted with Grannas Bros. as the lowest bidder on the 2025 Liquid Fuel Paving
Program. Weather permitting, the following roads are scheduled to be paved:
Fri 8/1 Peach Orchard Rd—from SR 4013 a distance of 3450’ approx. 7 am to 5 pm
Mon 8/4 Old Rt 22—Old 522 Hwy a distance of 1250’ East approx. 6:30 am to 1 pm
Horseshoe Dr—from T 664 a distance of 520’ West approx. 10 am to 4 pm
The road will be paved full width, and will be closed during the paving. During this time, access to your home
will be cut off. Please make arrangements to get your vehicle out ahead of time. We are providing
approximate dates and times as a courtesy to assist you in planning, they are not a guarantee. The order listed
is the approximate order in which each street would be done in on each day. Weather and work progress on
other routes affect our schedule. Our normal work hours are 6:30 am to 6 pm.
We are working for, and under the direction of the Township, and we are providing this notice as a courtesy
only. Grannas Bros. will not be responsible for damage to the roadway or your vehicle, based on your inability
to follow these instructions. Thank you in advance for your cooperation during this inconvenience, as it will
result in a nice improvement for you and your neighbors.
Category: Community
Intermittent Road Closures Copy
The Granville Township will begin roadside ditching on June 2, 2025. Motorists will encounter intermittent road closures throughout the Township while the work is being completed. Work will begin on the eastern side of the Township. The Township expects that ditching will be complete by June 13th, weather permitting.
CDBG 2023 Public Hearing Notice & Schedule
Granville Township in conjunction with the Mifflin County Planning Department will begin the 2023 CDBG Hearings. The 1st public hearing will be held on June 5, 2023 at 4:45 p.m.
Snow Removal Mailbox Policy
We try to avoid damaging anyone’s property. However, mailboxes are often placed in the Township legal right-of-way, which means that the Township is not liable for damages to them caused by snow removal operations. We suggest property owners ensure their mailbox rest on a firm support so it will be better able to withstand the windrow of snow from the plow.