Bulk trash will be picked up from January to October on the last Thursday of the month. Bulk trash will be picked up in November.  Please call 610-828-9747 to get the November date. 

Stickers for the following items are needed:

• Refrigerators and Air Conditioners: $10.00 per appliance 
• Tires: $4.00 per tire

The stickers can be purchased at Borough Hall, 112 Ford Street, 610-828-9747.

Bulk trash is for items which can not be placed in the receptacle including, but not limited to, furniture and appliances. Place bulk trash items at curbside the night before the collection.  Tree branches, wood and metal must be bundled in no more than 3' lengths. Lawn mowers and bike tires must be removed by the owner.

Please remember this service is limited to Borough residents.  We do not pick up bulk items placed here from neighboring communities.  

Rental Units - Are your tenants moving out?  We ask that you contract with a firm for a dumpster.  We do not have the means to clean out an entire house or apartment.

Are you Selling your House? We ask that you contract with a firm for a dumpster.  We do not have the means to clean out an entire house.  

Any violations from the above could affect any future trash collection.

The Borough will not pick up Contractor's materials!

Recycling

Every Wednesday is recycling day.  We collect cardboard, bottles, cans, and newspapers.

Recycle Bins can be obtained at the Borough Hall, 112 Ford Street, 610-828-9747.

St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church	St. Gertrude's Church was founded in late 1888. In 1957 a new convent was built for the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary on Bullock Avenue across the street from the church. In 1974, many renovations were made to the Church and extensive remodeling was done. In 1999 a new steeple was erected on top of St. Gertrude's Roman Catholic Church. Today, Rev. James J. McKeany serves as Pastor of St. Gertrude's Church.
The Evangelical Christian Church is the oldest house of worship in West Conshohocken. The building was erected in 1888 by the Heavenly Recruits Association which was started by the late Rev. Edwin L. Hyde. At the annual conference held in the Church from January 30 to February 2, 1894, the name was changed to Holiness Christian Association and in 1897 the name was changed to Holiness Christian Church. Today, the Church bears the true name of its religion, the Evangelical Christian Church and continues to have a strong following. Alan Eckenroad, current Pastor of the Evangelical Christian Church, involves the community in many ways, especially the children in town by hosting Bible School twice a year and several youth groups.	Evangelical Christian Church
Balligomingo Baptist Church (Chinese Church of Philadelphia)	The Chinese Church of Philadelphia, located at 219 Ford Street, purchased the former Balligomingo Baptist Church in 1991 due to lack of parishioners. However, the Balligomingo Baptist Church had a long history in West Conshohocken. The Church building, a stately stone structure, was constructed in 1907. Currently, Rev. Ken-Ang-Lee serves as Pastor of the Chinese Church of Philadelphia.
The Primitive Methodist Church has had a diversified, productive ministry. The beginnings are rooted in the Baptist tradition, later becoming a part of an Independent Wesleyan Association and finally uniting with the Primitive Methodist Denomination. The present site was purchased and work on the foundation of the new building was immediately started. On December 8 of the same year, the cornerstone was laid and the church was opened for worship in 1896. Currently, Rev. Thomas Wambaugh serves as Pastor of the Primitive Methodist Church.	Primitive Methodist Church