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12/17/2025

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12/17/2025

Incumbent Ed Kissel will keep his East Deer commissioner seat for the 21st year. The Nov. 4 race for the township’s 2nd Ward seat ended in a tie between Kissel, 75, and newcomer Alexander Gigler, 34. Each man got 131 (49.8%) votes. After the results were certified by the Allegheny

12/17/2025

Our last Music in the Museum performance for 2025 is Wed. Dec. 17 at 7pm. We are featuring an eclectic collection of songs with select Deer Lakes choral singers. Free!

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That's a DL W!! 🏀

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2026 Line Officers

Chief-Luke Raynovich
Assistant Chief-Chris Reiher
Captain-Joey Trocki
1st Lieutenant-Zak Raynovich
2nd Lieutenant- Andrew Klier
3rd Lieutenant- Damian Brand
Engineer- Tracy Adamik

Looking foward to a safe & successful year.

12/17/2025

Shapiro Administration Announces Opening of 2025-26 LIHEAP Season, Reminds Pennsylvanians of Moratorium on Shutoffs: https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dhs/newsroom/shapiro-administration-announces-opening-of-2025-26-liheap-seaso

DHS announced that the 2025-26 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) season will begin taking applications on Wednesday, December 3. Normally opened in November each year, the program was delayed due to the federal government shutdown. The 2025-26 season is scheduled to run from December 3 through April 10, 2026.

To protect Pennsylvanians during the delay, Governor Josh Shapiro worked with the Public Utility Commission (PUC) and utility providers to start the winter shutoff moratorium earlier on November 1, 2025 (it usually begins in December each year). This ensured that Pennsylvanians who could not access LIHEAP in November because of the shutdown did not risk having their heat or electricity shut off as temperatures dropped.

LIHEAP is a federally funded DHS program that helps eligible households pay their heating bills by sending payments directly to their utility company or fuel provider. States receive LIHEAP funding through a federal block grant — these dollars were finally issued last week by the Trump Administration after the federal shutdown ended. Pennsylvania typically receives more than $215 million in LIHEAP funding each year, including $216 million in 2023 and $229 million in 2024.

“Pennsylvanians deserve the safety and health benefits that come from being able to heat their homes and keep themselves and their families warm through the winter,” said DHS Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh. “LIHEAP helps hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvanians each year by providing cash and crisis grants directly to the eligible household’s utility company or heating fuel provider, and I am very glad that we are finally able to begin this important work. I encourage anyone who may need help with heating costs to apply for LIHEAP and keep your home safe through this winter.”

12/16/2025

Clothing & Shoe Needs for local East Deer family that lost everything, please pm for drop-off locations.

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR CLOTHING GUIDELINES....New or gently used, from a smoke-free home, with no damage, stains, or pet hair.

🎄New presents for the holiday for the family. Let's make this a small shining star on this tragedy.🎁

Adult Male: Clothing size 4X, Shoe size 11W

Adult Female: Clothing size 3X, Shoe size 9

Child (Girl): Clothing size 8, Shoe size Girls 3

Child (Boy): Clothing size 6, Shoe size Boys 1