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Permits, Forms, & Applications Forms are fillable - download first to type in blank spaces. Act 247 Subdivision Application Adult Oriented Business License Auto Pay - City Services Building Permit Application Business License Citizen Commission Application City Services Security Deposit Fireworks Display Permit Grease Trap Annual Inspection Grease Trap Maintenance Log Mechanical Device Application Rabbits/Horse/Fowl Application Rental License Application Section 504 Grievance Form Sewer Inspection/Dye Test Shade Tree Planting Request Shade Tree Removal/Pruning Request Shade Tree Removal Appeal Sign Permit Application Solicitor's License Special Event Application Special Event PennDOT Permit Temporary Structure Dumpster Permit Transient Merchant License Permits, Forms, & Applications: List

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Right To Know Request Requests for records shall be submitted in writing to Open Records Officer City Manager via: Email Fax: (814) 827-4359 Mail or Deliver to: Titusville City Hall 107 N Franklin Street Titusville, PA 16354 Right to Know Appeals can be submitted online or via the form below. Right to Know Citizens' Guide | Fee Schedule | PA Office of Open Records Right to Know Request Form Appeal Form

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City Services Rebecca Saintz 814-827-5300 extension 315 Water | Sewer | Refuse | Recycling The City Services Department Staff can answer your questions concerning your account, bill, payment methods, water conservation, and how to check for water leaks. City Services (water/sewer/refuse) are billed monthly. Scroll down for information about each service including rates, how to set up an account, and more. City Services FAQ Booklet Email City Services Helpful Links Get City Services in My Name Pay My Bill Refuse Information Sign Up for Auto Pay Refuse & Recycling Current Contractor: Tri County Industries Refuse/Recycling misses or questions: 814-827-5300 ext. 315 You must use the carts provided to you by Tri County and is limited to that amount of trash that will fit inside the container. Commingled (Mixed) Recycling Commingled recycling allows for mixed recyclables to be disposed of in one bin. Recyclable materials including glass, plastics, metals, aluminum cans, and most food containers make up commingled recycling. Recycling is every other week according to this schedule . Holidays There will be no pickup on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. Pickup will occur the day after the holiday. 2026 Recycling Schedule Household Hazardous Waste & Electronic Waste Collection Information Setting Up a New Account Please bring or include photo proof of identification with your application . When you apply for service and have not held service in your name, you will be charged a security deposit ($100.00) as well as a non-refundable New Account set up fee ($25.00). The set-up fee is to cover the costs entailed in setting up your new service and is billed on your first month's bill. If the water service is off, you will also be charged a $25.00 water service turn on fee. This charge will show up on your first bill. If you move within a year and continue to be a City Service customer, your deposit will carry over to your new address. Your final bill must be paid in full before you can have City Services at another location. If you move within a year and are no longer a customer the Security Deposit will be applied to the balance due and a refund will be issued for any credit balance left on the account. There is a $25.00 Moving Fee that will be assessed each and every time you move. If you are moving within the City’s limits, please submit a check for $25.00. This fee will be added to the first bill at your new address. City Services Application Form Water Meters & Leaks Water meters are mechanical devices that measure the flow of water entering your home. Your meter is read at least once per quarter. Each month, you receive a Water/Sewer bill based on the amount of water you use. The meter only records water used. The Finding Water Leaks brochure gives you quick and easy ways to find the source of a leak. For example, to ensure that your toilet is not the culprit of your high bill, place a few drops of blue or green food coloring in the toilet tank. Wait about 10 minutes. If any color is in the bowl, you have a leaky toilet. How to Find a Water Leak Rates The City of Titusville had no water or sewer rate increase since January 1, 2006. Water Usage Charge went from $1.45/1,000 to $2.00/1,000 on 1/1/2017. Refuse rate increase from $18.42 to $30.75 on 9/6/2022. Water Base Rate: $5.89 Water Readiness to Serve: $6.00/unit Water Usage: $4.00/1,000 Sewer Base Rate: $25.37 Sewer Usage Charge: $3.89/1,000 Refuse Rate: $29.99 Refuse Back Door Service: $39.99 Total Base Rate for Water, Sewer, & Refuse with no usage: $67.25 per month

Ordinances 2026 Ordinances Council Bill No 1 of 2026: Codification Council Bill No 2 of 2026: Crawford County 911 Addressing Council Bill No 3 of 2026: Amend Article 508.01 Stop Streets Council Bill No 4 of 2026: Amend Article 509.01 Yield Streets Index Index to Ordinances Part One General Provisions | Administrative | Pensions | Authorities, Boards, & Commissions | Admin Fees Part Three Business Regulation & Licensing | Taxation Code Part Five Traffic Code Part Seven General Offenses Part Nine Street & Sidewalk Areas | Utilities | Other Services – Parks & Recreation Part Eleven Public Health Part Thirteen Zoning Ordinance | Subdivision and Land Development Regulations | Flood Plain Management Part Fourteen Rental Licensing Program Code Part Fifteen Fire Prevention Code Part Seventeen Building Permits | Uniform Construction Code | Board of Code Appeals | Swimming Pools | Fences | Awnings Part Nineteen Housing Code | Policy | Enforcement | Inspections & Prohibitions | Utilities & Fixtures | Unsafe Structures

Community Information On this page you can find information about and links to local agencies, community events, emergency alerts, and other important area information. Community Events Calendar Check out the community events calendar on the Tap into Titusville website! Events can be submitted free of charge at the form on the website. Go to Calendar Rent a Park Facility or Field Looking to rent a park facility, building, or field in the City of Titusville? Click on the button below to go to the rental website. Rent a Facility or Field Prune or Remove a Shade Tree Having a problem with a shade tree on your property that needs pruned or removed? Fill out the form at the button below to request the required permit. Download Permit Report a Pothole Is there a pothole on your street or a street you frequent that needs to be taken care of? Report it to the Department of Public Works using the button below! Report a Pothole Report a Street Light Outage Most city street lights are owned and maintained by Penelec – FirstEnergy. Street light outages on public streets can be reported directly to FirstEnergy at the button below. Having the Pole Number is helpful. If the light presents a hazardous situation, such as broken glass, danger of falling, or exposed wires, do not complete this form. Immediately call 1-888-LIGHTSS (1-888-544-4877). Glass globe lights atop tall black poles, lights in parks, and lights in public buildings are the responsibility of the City of Titusville. Outages can be reported to Public Works at 827-5300 x 308. Contact First Energy Sign Up for Local Emergency Alerts When you sign up, localized emergency alerts are texted to your phone and/or emailed to you when an event happens, such as a severe thunderstorm, flood, or fire. You can sign up for these alerts at the button below! Sign Up for Alerts Helpful Community Links Titusville PA Heritage Connection Website Associated Charities Facebook Found a Stray Dog? (814) 327-2710 Chamber of Commerce Website Titusville Hospital Website Titusville Housing Authority Website Titusville Community Development Agencies Website Titusville Area School District Website Titusville Open Air Market Facebook Titusville Placemaking Website Titusville Area Food Bank Call United Way/PA211 Website CATA Bus Website Titusville Senior Center Website Benson Memorial Library Website Rep. Lee James' Office Website Addiction Treatment and Support Website

See the members of City Council and contact them. View meeting agendas and minutes. City Council The Council is comprised of five members from whom the Mayor and Deputy Mayor are chosen. Each is elected to serve a four-year term. City Council meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. All meetings and work sessions are held at 6:00 pm in City Hall conference room unless otherwise advertised. All meetings are recorded. The public is invited and encouraged to attend! Those wishing to have an item put on an agenda for discussion may do so by contacting a member of City Council or the City Manager. (814) 827-5300 x 314. Junior Council Member Program City Council voted to start a Junior Council Member Program in January 2022. The Junior Council Member Program is an outstanding opportunity to get the youth of the City of Titusville, PA, and surrounding municipalities to participate in the governing process of his/her community. Click below for more details about the program and an application to join City Council. Public Participation Rules Application Council Meetings Minutes & Recordings Council Meeting Agendas John Frye, Mayor Term: 1/1/24 - 1/1/2028 Email John Tom Chatham, Deputy Mayor Email Tom Gary Thomas Email Gary Debi Sutley Email Debi Fred Smith Email Fred

Treasurer Douglas J. Thompson 814-827-5300 Extension 305 Office Hours: 9am - 4pm, Monday-Friday Window Hours: 9am - 4pm, Monday-Friday The City Treasurer is an elected official, with the term of the Office being 4 years with no term limit. The public is invited to contact the Office with questions, concerns, or just a better understanding of the City Treasurer's Office. Failure to receive notice does not relieve any taxpayer from the payment of any taxes imposed by any taxing district; and such taxpayer shall be charged with their taxes as though they had received notice. Business/Mercantile/Vendor Licenses can be found on the Permits, Forms, & Applications page or at the Treasurer's Office. Email the Treasurer City of Titusville Real Estate Taxes City of Titusville Real Estate Taxes are mailed at the end of February with the following deadlines: Pay at Discount 3/1 – 4/30 Face 5/1 –6/30 Penalty 7/1 – 12/31* *Last day to pay by credit card is 12/16/2026.* How Real Estate Taxes are Assessed City Real Estate taxes are assessed on a two-tier system: Land: 73.869 mils Building: 31.332 mils Assessed Value Taxable $ 65,810,474 Non-Taxable $ 79,741,447 Total $145,551,921 How to Pay Payments may be made online by clicking the button below, dropped in the boxes at City Hall, or at Farmer’s National Bank, 127 W. Spring Street. Last day to pay taxes online December 16, 2026 by noon. Pay City Real Estate Taxes Online School Real Estate/Per Capita Tax School Real Estate/Per Capita Taxes are mailed at the end of July: Pay at Discount 8/1-9/30 Face 10-1-11/30 Penalty 12/1-12/31 *School Per Capita Taxes are mailed to every person over the age of 18 who lives in the City of Titusville. The last day to pay 2026 City & School Real Estate taxes and 2026 School Per Capita Taxes is December 31, 2026. Last day to pay taxes online December 16 , 2026 by noon. Pay School Real Estate and Per Capita Taxes Online Local Services Tax Are you eligible for a (LST) refund? Download and submit the refund form below. Are you eligible to be exempt from the LST? Download and submit the exemption form below. LST Refund Form LST Exemption Form Delinquent Taxes IMPORTANT PAYMENT NOTICE The last day to pay 2023 City & School Real Estate taxes and 2023 School Per Capita Taxes is December 31, 2023. Delinquent City & School Real Estate Taxes are turned over to Crawford County Tax Claim Bureau in Meadville. You can contact them at 1-800-982-9019 to make payment arrangements. Delinquent School Per Capita Taxes are turned over to Berkheimer for collection. You can contact them at 1-610-599-3134 to make payment arrangements. Berkheimer Website

Residents of the City of Titusville, PA can utilize the site to conduct business and look for information regarding their City. About the City of Titusville Employee Email Access About the City The City of Titusville covers 2.9 square miles with approximately 30 miles of roadway, and has a population of 5,518. Titusville is known as “The Birthplace of the Oil Industry” and home to Drake Well Museum, site of the world’s first commercially successful oil well. In 1847, Titusville was incorporated as a borough. In 1859, the discovery of oil brought tremendous industrial growth to the region and a population boom. About the City Government In 1866, the state legislature approved Titusville’s change to “city” status. Joel N. Angier became the first mayor and eight men were chosen to form a Common Council (two from each of the City’s four wards). During the first twelve years under this form of government, the mayor could only serve for one year. In 1878, a “Select Council” system was established, with a total of 16 council seats being available. Each ward received one seat, then the other twelve were divided according to the population of each ward. The mayor’s term was changed to two years. Eventually, the government evolved from a Mayor – Council to a Commission. The most recent form of government, Council – Manager, was established in 1964. A council of five elected officials now governs the City of Titusville. After the elected council have been sworn into office, they appoint a Mayor and Deputy Mayor from the council. Council members are elected for a four-year term with no term limit. Titusville operates under Pennsylvania’s optional Council/Manager charter and employs a City Manager to administer the day-to-day operations of the City. About City Hall City Hall was originally constructed as a private residence c. 1865. Soon after its construction, the building was sold and then transformed into a hotel. Known as the “Bush House," it became a landmark to an area in the heart of the oil region. Until 1872, the structure served as a center of social life for the city and the region. With the need of local governing authorities, the Bush House was acquired by the city and became Titusville City Hall. It has continued to serve in this capacity for over 140 years. Mission Statement The Mission of the City of Titusville is to deliver the highest level of service to its residents efficiently, effectively and professionally as possible while maintaining affordability. The City of Titusville, as the business and population hub of the Region, will continue to provide the sustenance necessary to encourage and promote the development of future partnerships responsible for building a stronger economic future for the City and the surrounding region. Vision Statement The Vision of the City of Titusville, its City Council and Administrators, will endeavor to continuously improve in the areas of delivery of basic services, accountability, ethics, customer satisfaction, planning and employee training. The City of Titusville is committed to providing equal opportunity and fair treatment in all its programs, services, and activities. The City does not discriminate against any individual on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, and gender identity), religion, creed, ancestry, marital status, or any other status protected by federal or state law. City Goals The Goals of the City of Titusville, its City Council and Administrators include: Search for alternate forms of revenue generation through the exploration of grants and other non-traditional funding sources. Develop a long-range plan for the purchase of City equipment and infrastructure improvements. Work to identify and implement procedures, which will facilitate the City’s ability to sell services to neighboring communities. Search for ways to develop regional financial support for City assets that serve the Region. Endeavor to preserve, whenever possible, the historical significance of the City; support civic and community group projects; and protect the environment, thus improving the general health, safety, and welfare of all City residents. Non-Discrimination Policy