February 11, 2013

Snyder County Prescription Drug Take-Back Program/Locations

We suggest that you contact the location directly to confirm that the Drug Take-Back box has been installed and is accepting drop-offs.

Locations that are listed in GREEN are supported through the Healthy PA Drug Take-Back Initiative.

If you don’t see a “known location” listed and would like it to be included, please email us or call 717-783-8200.

Middleburg Police Dept.
13 N. Main Street
Middleburg, PA 17842
(570)837-0321
Hours of Availability: M-F 8-4
Box Status: Operational

Selinsgrove Police Dept.
100 W. Pine Street
Selinsgrove, PA 17870
(570) 374-8655
Hours of Availability: Please contact location
Box Status: Unknown at this time – Please contact location

Shamokin Dam Police Dept.
42 W. 8th Avenue
Shamokin Dam, PA 17876
(570) 743-2671
Hours of Availability: M-F 9-4:30
Box Status: Operational

Snyder County Sheriff’s Office
12 South Main Street
Middleburg, PA 17842
(570) 837-3311
Hours of Availability: M-F 8-4/ Tues and Thurs 7pm-9pm
Box Status: Operational

You Can Now Apply for Your 2024 Property Tax or Rent Rebate

Program’s Income Limits Have Increased Again This Year, More Pennsylvanians May Qualify

Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program is now accepting applications from older adults for rebates on property taxes and rent paid in 2024.

This year’s income limit for homeowners and renters is now $46,520 – up more than $1,500 from last year. Governor Josh Shapiro had signed legislation into law that included a key component that ties the program’s income limits to the cost of living and ensures they are evaluated annually. The legislation also increased the maximum rebate from $650 to $1,000.

You can submit your application for free through myPATH in English or Spanish. Free assistance is available across the state at Department of Revenue district offices, our Aging office, or state legislators’ office (Reps Rowe and Borowicz). You must reapply for a rebate every year as they are based on annual income and property taxes or rent paid during the prior year.

Learn more about the Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program on the Department of Revenue’s website.

If you have a question, concern, or complaint, Pennsylvania’s Long-Term Care Ombudsman can help. Your local Ombudsman is trained to advocate for your rights and will work to resolve your problems by: listening to your concerns, respecting your choices, and offering ideas and options to help meet your individual needs.

Services are free and confidential.

Call us at

570-524-2100 or 800-533-1050

** Our Ombudsman program serves residents in nursing facilities and personal care homes in Union, Snyder, Perry, Northumberland, Columbia, and Montour counties.