July 4th Storm Update
July 4th Storm News
Storm Update – July 12, 2026, 1:45 PM
During the week of July 13th, Penn Waste is allowing extra trash pickup on all routes to assist with storm cleanup efforts. Penn Waste is offering to collect extra trash that is either placed in bags or in an extra personal cart (preferably extra bags are placed inside a cart). Extra pickup items placed in this manner must not be overly heavy; a single driver must be able to manually lift the bag(s)/cart into the automated trash vehicle.
Reminder: The Township is encouraging residents and businesses to report their storm damage using the following link:
https://crisistrack.juvare.com/public/cumberlandPA/request.html
More details are provided in the press release below:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Lower Allen Township Requests Residents and Businesses to Report Storm Damage
Lower Allen Township, PA — Lower Allen Township Emergency Management is requesting that all residents and business owners who sustained property damage during the severe storms on July 4 and July 5 report that damage as soon as possible.
Damage reports are being collected to support local, county, and state damage assessment efforts. The information will assist Lower Allen Township, Cumberland County, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in evaluating the overall impact of the storms and determining whether state or federal disaster assistance programs may become available.
Residents and businesses whose homes, commercial properties, agricultural operations, or other structures sustained storm-related damage are encouraged to submit a damage report using the following online reporting form:
https://crisistrack.juvare.com/public/cumberlandPA/request.html
Residents are encouraged to submit a report even if they have already contacted their insurance provider. Reporting damage to the Township does not replace filing an insurance claim; however, it provides emergency management officials with valuable information needed to document the extent of storm impacts throughout the community.
For questions regarding storm damage reporting, please email the Lower Allen Township Emergency Management Coordinator at dholl@latwp.org.
Lower Allen Township appreciates the cooperation of residents and businesses as we work with Cumberland County and Commonwealth emergency management partners to assess storm impacts and support the community's recovery.
[END RELEASE]
During the week of July 13th, Penn Waste is allowing extra trash pickup on all routes to assist with storm cleanup efforts. Penn Waste is offering to collect extra trash that is either placed in bags or in an extra personal cart (preferably extra bags are placed inside a cart). Extra pickup items placed in this manner must not be overly heavy; a single driver must be able to manually lift the bag(s)/cart into the automated trash vehicle.
Reminder: The Township is encouraging residents and businesses to report their storm damage using the following link:
https://crisistrack.juvare.com/public/cumberlandPA/request.html
More details are provided in the press release below:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Lower Allen Township Requests Residents and Businesses to Report Storm Damage
Lower Allen Township, PA — Lower Allen Township Emergency Management is requesting that all residents and business owners who sustained property damage during the severe storms on July 4 and July 5 report that damage as soon as possible.
Damage reports are being collected to support local, county, and state damage assessment efforts. The information will assist Lower Allen Township, Cumberland County, and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in evaluating the overall impact of the storms and determining whether state or federal disaster assistance programs may become available.
Residents and businesses whose homes, commercial properties, agricultural operations, or other structures sustained storm-related damage are encouraged to submit a damage report using the following online reporting form:
https://crisistrack.juvare.com/public/cumberlandPA/request.html
Residents are encouraged to submit a report even if they have already contacted their insurance provider. Reporting damage to the Township does not replace filing an insurance claim; however, it provides emergency management officials with valuable information needed to document the extent of storm impacts throughout the community.
For questions regarding storm damage reporting, please email the Lower Allen Township Emergency Management Coordinator at dholl@latwp.org.
Lower Allen Township appreciates the cooperation of residents and businesses as we work with Cumberland County and Commonwealth emergency management partners to assess storm impacts and support the community's recovery.
[END RELEASE]
Location
PA
Created Jul 6, 2026 @ 11:12 AM | Updated Jul 13, 2026 @ 10:18 AM