Houtzdale Borough

Houtzdale Borough This is the official page for the Houtzdale Borough government. Houtzdale is a small town in central Pennsylvania that is home to just over 700 people.

The town is proud to have several businesses that are well known in the county and surrounding areas. Houtzdale Borough is run by a Borough Council of 7 who are elected into office. The current council is working hard on revitalization projects, and ensuring that the citizens of the town and those who visit the area are safe and happy.

01/26/2026

Houtzdale Borough would like to extend its sincere gratitude to Robert Hanna Jr. and Michael White for their exceptional work in responding to and cleaning up after this weekend’s winter snowstorm.

Their dedication and tireless efforts helped ensure that borough streets remained safe and accessible for residents, businesses, and emergency services during and after the storm. Their professionalism and commitment to the community reflect the spirit of service that keeps Houtzdale strong, especially during challenging weather conditions.

01/24/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Winter Weather Emergency Declaration

Due to the forecasted winter storm, heavy snow, ice, and dangerously cold, subzero temperatures, a Winter Weather Emergency has been declared by the Office of the Mayor to support snow removal operations and protect public health and safety.

Effective:
Saturday at 8:00 AM through Tuesday at 8:00 AM

Parking & Travel Guidance:
Residents are strongly encouraged to use off-street parking and avoid parking vehicles on roadways to allow crews to safely and efficiently clear snow and treat roads. If conditions worsen earlier than expected, please move vehicles as early as possible.

Safety Reminders:
> Use off-street parking and keep vehicles off roadways when possible
> Clear a 3-foot perimeter around fire hydrants
> Ensure heating sources are working and adequate supplies are available
> Clear sidewalks and driveways as soon as possible after snowfall ends
> Secure loose items such as garbage cans, furniture, and decorations
> Report lost utilities or downed power lines immediately to the proper authorities

Cold Weather Safety:
> Dress in loose-fitting, layered clothing and wear a hat
> Cover exposed skin, including ears, head, mouth, and face
> Limit time outdoors; keep trips brief if travel is necessary
> Keep pets indoors and check on elderly neighbors
> If symptoms of hypothermia occur, get warm immediately and seek medical attention or call 911

Warming Shelter:
A warming shelter may be available at a designated facility if needed due to extreme cold or power outages. Please keep aware of releases from the Borough for further information.

The public is urged to use caution when traveling and take steps to protect themselves and others during this Winter Weather Emergency.

We appreciate your attention and cooperation.

The Houtzdale Mayor
The Houtzdale Borough Council

11/11/2025
Even though we are getting rain today, it is important to realize how quickly fire can spread in these dry conditions. T...
09/23/2025

Even though we are getting rain today, it is important to realize how quickly fire can spread in these dry conditions.

This is a Clearfield County Burn Ban notice. Please refrain from burning anything outdoors except for charcoal and propane grilling.

Thank you
Houtzdale Mayor
Houtzdale Borough Council

07/25/2025

Thank you to everyone who helped clean up after today’s storm. Today is a great example of how we as a community come together to help one another. By the sounds of it Houtzdale Days will go on and be a success like it is every year. Again thank you to everyone who helped today!

07/11/2025

There is currently a statewide 911 outage. If you’re in Clearfield County and can’t connect to 911 please dial one of our non emergency lines.

814-765-1533
814-765-1534
Or dial our 800 number at 1-800-689-3535

🚑 National EMS Week 2025 🚑May 18–24, 2025This week, we proudly celebrate National EMS Week, honoring the incredible dedi...
05/20/2025

🚑 National EMS Week 2025 🚑

May 18–24, 2025

This week, we proudly celebrate National EMS Week, honoring the incredible dedication, skill, and compassion of Emergency Medical Services professionals across the country.

The Houtzdale Borough extends our sincere thanks to all EMS personnel—and a very special thank you to the Houtzdale-Ramey EMS team. Your quick response, professional care, and commitment to saving lives make a lasting difference in our community every day.

Whether it's responding to emergencies, offering life-saving care, or supporting our residents in times of crisis, your service is truly appreciated and never goes unnoticed.

❤️ THANK YOU, Houtzdale-Ramey EMS!

Houtzdale Borough Council
Houtzdale Mayor

National Police Week 2025This week, we proudly recognize National Police Week and honor the dedication, service, and sac...
05/15/2025

National Police Week 2025

This week, we proudly recognize National Police Week and honor the dedication, service, and sacrifice of our law enforcement officers.

The Houtzdale Borough would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the officers who serve our community with courage, integrity, and commitment every single day.

Let us also take a moment to remember and honor the fallen officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. Their legacy lives on in the communities they served and protected.

👮‍♂️👮‍♀️ Thank you for your service.

Houtzdale Borough Council
Houtzdale Mayor

It was an honor to read to the kids for Read Across America. I had the honor to read to two classes and one of the books...
03/05/2025

It was an honor to read to the kids for Read Across America. I had the honor to read to two classes and one of the books was my personal favorite, Green Eggs & Ham.

Thank you to CenClear for this opportunity.

01/27/2025

A proclamation that the Borough of Houtzdale, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, recognizes January 27, 2025, as International Holocaust Remembrance Day

This proclamation recognizes January 27, 2025, as "International Holocaust Remembrance Day" in Houtzdale Borough.

WHEREAS: The Holocaust was the state-sponsored, systematic persecution and murder of an estimated 17 million people by the German N**i regime, under the leadership of Adolf Hi**er, between 1933 and 1945; and

WHEREAS: German N**is not only targeted the European Jewish population, but countless others, including Romani, mentally and physically disabled individuals, homosexuals, Poles, Communists, Soviet citizens, Socialists and Jehovah's Witnesses, due to perceived racial and biological inferiority and on political,
ideological and behavioral grounds; and

WHEREAS: On January 27, 1945, Soviet soldiers opened the gates to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest and deadliest concentration camp, and liberated more than 6,000 prisoners, most of whom were ill and dying due to the horrors they were subjected to by their captors; and

WHEREAS: In 2005, in commemoration of the importance and significance of that event, the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted a resolution establishing January 27 as "International Holocaust Remembrance Day"; and

WHEREAS: January 27 serves as both a day on which the lives of those who perished during the Holocaust are honored and on which a commitment to human rights is reasserted by rejecting any denial of the Holocaust as a historical event and educating new generations of the atrocities that transpired in an effort to prevent future acts of genocide from occurring; and

WHEREAS: The General Assembly of the United Nations also encourages, as part of its original declaration in 2005, that this day be used to condemn all manifestations of religious intolerance, incitement, harassment or violence against individuals or communities based on ethnic origin or religious belief, whenever they occur;

NOW THEREFORE, I, Izen Lingenfelter, Mayor of the Borough of Houtzdale, Pennsylvania, with the support of members of Borough Council and the citizens of Houtzdale, do hereby proclaim January 27, 2025 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Houtzdale in memory of the victims of the Holocaust, and in honor of the survivors, as well as the rescuers and liberators, and further proclaim that we, as residents of Houtzdale Borough should strive to overcome intolerance and indifference through learning and remembrance.

PROCLAIMED by the Mayor of the Borough of Houtzdale on the 15th Day of January of the Year 2025.

10/23/2024

We are excited to announce that thanks to the dedicated efforts of the borough council, the borough mayor, our staff, and Dallas Kephart, Houtzdale Borough has been awarded a grant for street paving!

We are actively pursuing additional grants to continue enhancing our vibrant community.

We’ll keep you updated on the status of this grant and share more details as they become available. Thank you for your continued support!

SAVE THE DATETrick or Treat will take place on October 31st from 6pm to 8pm.The parade will start at the Houtzdale Fire ...
10/10/2024

SAVE THE DATE

Trick or Treat will take place on October 31st from 6pm to 8pm.

The parade will start at the Houtzdale Fire Department at 6pm and end at the Houtzdale-Ramey Ambulance Station

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704 Brisbin Street
Houtzdale, PA
16651

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 2pm
Wednesday 8am - 2pm
Thursday 8am - 2pm

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