Hamilton Township

Telephone Directory
Police Department - Swiftwater State Police Emergency Number 911 State Police (non-emergency information numbers) - 839-7701 866-403-2946	Zoning Officer Robert Rehman Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon 992-7020
Hamilton Township Municipal Building Municipal Office and Street Department (7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.) 992-7020	Sewage Enforcement Officer Rick Fisher, Fisher Environmental Services Tuesday and Thursday 9:00 - 11:00am 992-7020
Ambulance Emergency Number 911	Real Estate Tax Collector Judi Warner 570-992-8379
Earned Income Tax Collector Berkheimer Associates 610-588-0965	District Justice- 43-4-03 - Jolana Krawitz 992-6346
State Representative John Siptroth 189th Legislative District Representing Monroe & Pike Counties14 Jay Park, Dartmouth Drive PO Box 1188 1 A Jay Park, Dartmouth Dr. Marshalls Creek PA 18335 phone 570-223-2636 fax 570-223-5694	United States Representative - 11th District Paul Kanjorski 102 Pocono Blvd. Mt. Pocono PA 18334 570-895-4176 1-800-222-2346
United State Senators Robert P. Casey Northeastern PA Office 409 Lackawanna Avenue, Suite 301 Scranton, PA 18503 Phone: (570) 941-0930 Fax: (570) 941-0937 www.casey.senate.gov Arlen Specter 3802 Federal Office Bldg. 504 W. Hamilton St. Allentown PA 18101 610-434-1444 fax # 610-434-1844	Building Codes Inspector Building Inspection Underwriters, Inc. Katherine Forry Mon-Wed-Fri 10-11 am 992-7020 or after office hours 866-344-9681
PA State Senator Patrick M. Browne PO Box 16 Saylorsburg PA 18353 phone 570 402-1499 fax 570 402-0746 Monday Tuesday Thursday & Friday
Tips For Using 911 Dial 911 to report situations requiring immediate response of fire truck, ambulance, or police car. Know you grid number. Emergency dispatchers need the grid number to locate the caller on their map. To obtain your emergency grid number and a bright orange phone sticker with your number on, call the municipal office. Have ready for the 911 emergency dispatcher the telephone number you are calling from, the location of the problem, the grid number of your location, and the nature of the problem. Stay on the telephone: the operator will connect you to the appropriate emergency response agency. Do not call 911 for road, travel, or weather information or household or car repairs, noise complaints, pets in trees, information on events or information on municipal services, garbage, recycling, or snow removal. Consult you telephone directory’s information pages for the appropriate agencies for non-emergency problems.