Mill Hall Borough | Clinton County, Pennsylvania

Welcome to Mill Hall Borough!

Mill Hall Borough is located in the Southern part of Clinton County, Pennsylvania. Running through the Borough is the beautiful Fishing Creek and a 12+ acre Community Park which is the home of pavilions, ball fields, soccer field, playground areas and lots of open space for play. The Borough is managed by seven elected Council Members and one Mayor. It’s home to the Mill Hall Police Department and the Mill Hall Volunteer Fire Company.

News and Announcements

Scam Prevention Seminar – May 20

A free senior scams prevention seminar will be held at the Castanea Township Building (347 Nittany Road, Lock Haven) from 6:30-7:30pm on Tuesday, May 20, 2025. Here you can learn about the threat of fraud to the elder community, learn how to avoid being victimized and how to know who you should call when you are concerned about your safety and well-being. All Mill Hall Borough residents are invited to attend! [...] Read more...

Clinton County Community Foundation Donation

The Clinton County Community Foundation recently presented a $50,000 check to Mill Hall Borough for the rehabilitation of the Community Pool at Mill Hall. The check represents a competitive grant awarded to the project by the Foundation board earlier this year. Shown in photo, from left, are Lenny Long, a pool fundraising committee volunteer; Derek Caris, council vice president; Mill Hall Mayor Tom Bossert; Foundation Secretary Don Grant and Foundation board President Mark Weaver. Foundation supports Community Pool rehabilitation with grant, seeks tax credit for select pool donors MILL HALL – The Clinton County Community Foundation, working in association with Mill Hall Borough, has applied to the state Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) for Neighborhood Assistant Program eligibility to help facilitate rehabilitation of the Mill Hall Community Pool Complex. If NAP eligibility is awarded by the state, already-designated donors – as listed in the application – to the pool rehabilitation via the Foundation are eligible to receive a 65% tax credit. “This is within the Foundation’s mission and purpose – to support projects that enhance the quality of life for our residents, families and children,” said Bob Rolley, Foundation outreach coordinator. “The Community Pool at Mill Hall is unique and serves hundreds of kids and families each season as the only outdoor pool in the county that’s accessible to most of the general population. The Foundation has supported the pool since it opened with competitive grants.” Indeed, in 2023 – the last year the pool was open – average daily attendance at the pool was 75 to 100 participants. Included in that number are children from the local YMCA daycare program, while the summer swim team averaged 60 to 70 swimmers every day, according to the borough. Filing of the NAP application follows the Foundation board’s unanimous approval earlier this year of a $50,000 competitive grant to the project, Rolley noted. A decision on the NAP eligibility should come this summer. “The borough is demonstrating a strong commitment to the pool rehabilitation, as are many other groups and entities,” said Mark Weaver, Foundation board president. “Further, the borough has received approval of a $952,000 matching grant from the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.” All told, the rehabilitation cost estimate is $1,905,000 over the course of three phases. The NAP application reads as follows: “The newly renovated pool will accommodate up to 544 users of all abilities. It will provide access for people of all economic and social levels, regardless of income, disability, age or status. The current facility does not provide Americans with Disability Act (ADA) compliancy, thus limiting the attendees.” “The Community Pool offer spaces for recreation, physical activity, swimming competition, social interaction, and providing a safe and accessible environment for people of all ages and backgrounds to enjoy swimming and aquatic activities. Community pools also serve as a platform for swimming lessons and water safety education, fostering a sense of community and contributing to a healthier, more connected society,” the application continues. The borough is hoping pool rehabilitation will start by this summer and that the pool can open in the summer of 2026. [...] Read more...

Closed Memorial Day 2025

We remember and honor those who fought for our country and lost their lives in battle. We wish our residents and visitors in Mill Hall Borough a wonderful Memorial Day! We will be closed on May 26, 2025. [...] Read more...

Community Pool Donation from CC Rec Advisory Committee

From The Express NewspaperBy: Breanna HanleyWritten: March 27, 2025www.lockhaven.com MILL HALL — The Clinton County Recreation Advisory Committee attended this month’s Mill Hall Borough Council meeting to present council with a check for the community pool. “In 2023 the county hosted the canoe/kayak national competition. Deb (Glover) chaired that, and Dan (Glover) vice chaired that. We had a great turn out,” said Clinton County Commissioner Jeff Snyder, Chair of the Recreation Advisory Committee “We had 132 paddlers that came in to compete. They represented 23 states, and they’re coming back in August 2026. Our event was very profitable for us and we were very successful. People just love coming here. They said our river is clean, people are friendly and they want to come back,” said Deb Glover. The committee meets monthly, and it was decided they would support the Mill Hall Pool project. Snyder and committee members Bob Dwyer, Lenny Long, Matt Croak, Joanne Heimer and Deb and Dan Glover, presented council with a check for $2,000. “I can’t tell you how much I think the county will appreciate Mill Hall stepping up like you guys have. We’re very close. A pool is an important part to any community, and we think this is going to be a great facility,” said Long. [...] Read more...

WW II Memorial

From The Express NewspaperBy: Breanna HanleyWritten: March 14, 2025www.lockhaven.com [...] Read more...

Tire Collection – May 2025

Mill Hall Borough residents, it’s time to recycle your tires! Bring your tires to the Borough Building on May 8, 2025 from 7:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. or May 9, 2025 from 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Limit is 12 tires per resident. Not open to tire dealers, service station operators, repair garages, tire sales outlets, or similar facilities. You must provide your name, address, and number of tires at drop off. Mill Hall Borough Residents Only For more information: Contact the Mill Hall Borough office at 570-726-4008 or [email protected]. Event is sponsored by Mill Hall Borough. [...] Read more...