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Huntingdon County accepts plastics #1-7 at the Fairgrounds drop-off location. 

​​Huntingdon Borough is a mandated community and they have their own program.
 

Dry up old latex paint by dumping it onto newspapers or adding clay based kitty litter.  If you have a gallon or more call your local church, Salvation Army, or a local theater group to see if it can be reused.
Oil based paint can be dried as well, but should be disposed of at a collection facility. 

The county does not, however the Huntingdon County Conservation District holds a tire colleciton usually every year. You can find out more about it here: https://www.keeppabeautiful.org/tire-collection-event-planned.

​No, you do not have to remove labels, but make sure all recyclables are clean and no food products are left in containers.

​Tie stacks of newspapers with string or place in brown paper bags.

​There are businesses and organizations in the area that may accept used clothing. Check with churches, Goodwill, the Salvation Army, and used clothing/consignment stores. 

There are two drop-off locations for the county: On Fairgrounds Road next to the county fairgrounds site; and at the Marklesburg post office.

 5 years​

It will take about two weeks to process your application.  You must return to our office to have your photo taken, therefore your permit cannot be mailed to you. ​

Applicants must be at least 21 years of age and reside in Huntingdon County. 

​Yes.  The total cost of the permit is $25.00.  A payment of $10.00 must accompany the application upon returning it.  The balance of $15.00 is to be paid upon receiving your permit.  If your application is rejected, the $10.00 fee will not be returned. 

NO. Applications MUST be hand delivered to our office.