The former Eldred Township Elementary School Building is now the Eldred Township Community Center. For information on volunteering, office rentals, community rooms, and scheduling special programs and events to benefit Eldred Township Residents, contact the Eldred Township Office.

The Community Center features a Thrift Store and the West End Food Pantry. For more information, please click here.

Friday, September 18th, 2026 7am to 4pm & Saturday, September 19th, 2026 8am to 2pm
Free for Eldred Residents (except tires, see below) Proof of residency required at gate

If you cannot put it in the regular trash, bring it for disposal!

Dumpsters will be available
- Old Outdoor Furniture
- Old Children's Toys
- Lawnmowers and Bicycles
- Furniture

Car Tires (up to 21") - $5.00
Car Tires with wheel (up to 21") - $8
Car Tires 21" and above - $15
Large Truck Tires - $20.00
Extra Large Tires (construction vehicles etc.) - $50.00
Equipment Tires - $50

Eldred Township Municipal Building
490 Kunkletown Rd., Kunkletown
For more information call 610-381-4252

The Board of Supervisors of Eldred Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania, hereby gives public notice of its intention to consider for enactment, and if appropriate enact, the following proposed Ordinance at the regular monthly meeting of the Board of Supervisors to be held on September 16, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. (select the link below to view)

Public Notice.

Data Center Draft Ordinance.

In 1953, the men and women of Kunkletown came together to create an all-volunteer fire company that any town would be proud of.

The volunteers have proudly served the community, responding to house & barn fires, brush fires and vehicular accidents. You can help support the Volunteer Fire Company by attending fundraising events. For more information, please visit https://kvfc28.org/

Do you have a program you would like to run?
Do you have a skill you would like to share?
A class you might like to teach?

Come to a meeting and see what we are all about, serving our Community, enriching lives. We welcome Seniors doing their Community Service projects.

Call Ann at 610 381-4252 x2

A spotted lanternfly is an invasive insect that is native to Asia and was first discovered in the U.S. in 2014 in Pennsylvania. It belongs to the planthopper family and has a piercing-sucking mouthpart that feeds on sap from over 70 different plants, including some that are economically important. It can stress and damage the plants it feeds on and reduce the quality of life for people in infested areas. It has a distinctive appearance with tan, semi-transparent forewings, black spots, patches of red and black, and a white band and yellow and black abdomen. For more information, please visit National Park Service website.