Borough of Yoe

150 North Maple Street, Yoe, PA 17313 • (717) 244-5904

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After much consideration it has been decided to cancel all public meetings until further notice, this includes the April Council meeting. In addition the playground equipment is closed to the public at this time; however the park remains open.


The Borough Office is closed, but the Secretary is working remotely and will be answering calls, and responding to email during normal business hours.


Anyone who has not yet joined our email alert system is encouraged to do so at this time by emailing Diana at Secretary@YoeBorough.org.

No bill payments for Water, Sewer or Tax bills are payable at the Borough office. Each payment needs to be sent to the address listed on the invoice. Yoe Borough is not responsible for any late fees or penalties for payments sent to the Borough in error. Taxes may be paid at the Borough office ONLY on the dates and times provided by the taxing authority.
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