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Chestnuthill Township Road Department

Chestnuthill Township's Road Department covers over 150 miles of Township Roads. The Road Department plays a pivotal role in maintaining the communities within Chestnuthill Township. The Road Department is responsible for maintaining the roads in various functions such as snow plowing and removal, road drainage, road paving and painting, road patching, street sweeping, street signs, and many other necessary roles.

David Scheller

Road

Master

Dave Scheller - Road Master

Employment Responsibilities: The Roadmaster is responsible for planning, scheduling, assigning and supervising all Township road projects. The Roadmaster must supervise, organize, and delegate appropriate tasks to the Township road crew. They are required to competently operate dump trucks, snow plows, loaders, and all other types of machinery that are associated with road construction and maintenance. The Roadmaster is required for budgeting and managing all the monies that are designated for construction and maintenance of roads.

 

Office: 570-992-7247

Fax: 570-992-2225

Email: [email protected]

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Steven Baade

Project Coordinator &
Code Enforcement Officer

Steven Baade - Data Coordinator

 

Education: B.S. Environmental Biology, with a minor in Geography Bloomsburg University, 2013. 

Employment Responsibilities: 

This employee is responsible for project development and coordination for a number of Departments, including but not limited to the Road Department, Zoning & Planning Department and Administration. Projects include stormwater management, road related permitting, road related code enforcement, mapping and grant writing.

Office: 570-992-7247 

Fax: 570-992-2225

Email: [email protected]

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Dave Scheller - Road Master

Employment Responsibilities: The Roadmaster is responsible for planning, scheduling, assigning and supervising all Township road projects. The Roadmaster must supervise, organize, and delegate appropriate tasks to the Township road crew. They are required to competently operate dump trucks, snow plows, loaders, and all other types of machinery that are associated with road construction and maintenance. The Roadmaster is required for budgeting and managing all the monies that are designated for construction and maintenance of roads.

Office: 570-992-7247 

Fax: 570-992-2225

Email: [email protected]

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