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Latest News
12/10/2009
J. P. MASCARO & SONS AWARDED APROXIMATLEY $46.8 MILLION IN NEW MUNICIPAL BUSINESS
Local waste service provider, J.P. Mascaro & Sons, is experiencing record growth in the municipality contract sector of its business. In the last quarter of 2009, ten Pennsylvania municipalities awarded Mascaro waste collection, disposal and recycling contracts valued at approximately $46.8 million over the course of those contracts. more»
12/03/2009
MASCARO WINS $11.5 MILLION CONTRACT TO SERVE WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP, LEHIGH COUNTY
Local waste service provider, J.P. Mascaro & Sons employees spent the month of November gathering over 7 tons of food for 93.3 WMMR’s, Camp Out for Hunger Food Drive. more»
11/09/2009
MASCARO WINS $11.5 MILLION CONTRACT TO SERVE WHITEHALL TOWNSHIP, LEHIGH COUNTY
On November, 9, 2009, J.P. Mascaro & Sons won a 5 year, $11.5 million contract to provide comprehensive waste, recycling, leaf collection and disposal services for all the homes in Whitehall Township, Lehigh County. It was earlier in the year that Mascaro commenced a 10 million dollar contract to serve the conjoining Township, South Whitehall. more»
8/30/2009
UPPER POTTSGROVE TOWNSHIP AWARDS 5-YR. MUNICIPAL CONTRACT TO J.P. MASCARO & SONS
With an eye toward saving its residents money, the Upper Pottsgrove Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a five-year contract to Audubon based, Solid Waste Company, J. P. Mascaro & Sons. The contract was awarded to Mascaro as the lowest responsible bidder over three other companies. The switch to a single-hauler system in Upper Pottsgrove will save the residents significant dollars. Company President, Pat Mascaro commenting on the award noted: “More and more, we are seeing municipalities converting to municipal-wide collection contracts. This way, not only are the municipalities able to offer a more comprehensive list of services, but first and foremost they are saving their residents money.” The new contract covers weekly refuse and recycling, collection of yard waste from April through December, and bulk item pick-up. Mascaro will also conduct the billing which will save the Township from any administrative costs. more»
6/22/2009
TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR CANDIDATES SUED FOR DEFAMATION
A new and impacting lawsuit was filed in Montgomery County last week. Donald Thomas and Colleen Eckman, the Republican nominees for Lower Providence Township Supervisor positions in the November 2009 election, were sued for defamation in a detailed 17 page Complaint filed by William F. Fox, Jr., Esquire on behalf of his client, J.P. Mascaro & Sons and two of its officers.
The lawsuit seeks damages, including punitive damages, from Thomas and Eckman for false and defamatory statements they made in a last minute “smear campaign mailer” sent to Lower Providence Township homes days before the May 19, 2009 primary election.
Also named as Defendants are the Thomas-Eckman political committees and their officers, Christopher DiPaolo, Mary Ralston and Kathleen Eskie, as well as additional unknown and unnamed committee members. more»
6/10/2009
JOINT COOPERATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN BOROUGH OF BIRDSBORO AND PIONEER CROSSING LANDFILL
At its April public meeting, the Birdsboro Borough Council approved entering into a “unique” Joint Cooperation Agreement with the Pioneer Crossing Landfill, a J.P. Mascaro & Sons related company. The Agreement is a classic example of the opportunities and benefits that are available to municipalities today through public-private cooperative efforts. more»
6/9/2009
RESPECT PROGRAM GRAND PRIZE POSTER CONTEST WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT
On Thursday, July 2, 2009, The RESPECT Program sponsored by J.P. Mascaro and Sons will announce the grand prize winner of their Third Annual RESPECT Program Poster Contest. The RESPECT Program was kicked off in 2007 and to date has been presented to almost 100,000 children. This FREE forty-five minute assembly presentation is geared toward children in the third through fifth grades and teaches children about respect in their everyday lives, highlighting respect for the environment through recycling. . more»
6/4/2009
MASCARO WINS CONTRACT VALUED AT $1.1 MILLION TO SERVE WEST POTTSGROVE TOWNSHIP
Local solid waste and recycling company, J.P. Mascaro & Sons has been awarded a new contract to service West Pottsgrove Township. The contract starts on July 1st and covers removal of waste and recyclables for all residents at cost of 1.1 million on a three-year basis. more»
5/18/2009
J. P. MASCARO & SONS GAINS KUTZTOWN UNIVERSITY
Kutztown University one of the newest customers of J.P. Mascaro & Sons, a local solid waste and recycling hauler. This University will benefit from Mascaro’s strategically situated locations in Pennsylvania. J.P. Mascaro’s, Sales Director, Sam Augustine said, "We are excited to add another Pennsylvania State University to our list of satisfied customers, our goal is to provide only the highest level of service”. more»
4/23/2009
Victory Christian Fellowship Moves to Mascaro Headquarters
Victory Christian Fellowship, formerly at 601 North Park Avenue, has moved to a new facility adjacent to Route 422. The church now leases and occupies the first floor of the J. P. Mascaro & Sons headquarters building at 2650 Audubon Road in Audubon. J. P. Mascaro & Sons thoroughly renovated the building to include a 630-seat auditorium with state-of-the-art audio, a café with kitchen, and substantial classroom and meeting space to serve the adults, youth, and children of the community. President of J.P. Mascaro & Sons, Pasquale (Pat) Mascaro said, “The Mascaro family is delighted to share our building with the Victory Christian Fellowship Church. It is quite evident to me that Victory possesses excellent leadership and I am certain the congregation will expand and take advantage of the excellent resource within our facility” . more »
2/05/2009
MASCARO WINS CONTRACT VALUED AT $2.7 MILLION TO SERVE CLARKS SUMMIT IN LACKAWANNA COUNTY
Solid waste and recycling company, J.P. Mascaro & Sons has been awarded a contract to service Clarks Summit Borough in Lackawanna County. The contract covers removal of waste and recyclables for all residents at cost of $2.7 million on up to a five-year basis. The new service will allow residents to sort cardboard materials along with newspaper starting in March in addition to other recyclables. more »
1/03/2009
MASCARO WINS TWO CONTRACTS TOTALING $5.1 MILLION TO SERVE COMMUNITIES IN LACKAWANNA COUNTY
J. P. Mascaro & Sons, local waste and recycling company has been awarded a pair of five-year contracts to service two communities in Lackawanna County. The contract covers removal of waste and recyclables for all the residents of South Abington Township and Newton Township at a combined cost of $5.1 million on a 5-year basis. more »
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