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Wesleyville Borough A small, urban community in Erie County with sidewalks, front porches, and beautiful parks.

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Manager Jacobs chatting with Journalist Jax Abele about the historic 53% price increase in salt that the Borough and eve...
10/07/2026

Manager Jacobs chatting with Journalist Jax Abele about the historic 53% price increase in salt that the Borough and every other municipality in the County was hit with.

Erie County is paying 50% more per ton for rock salt this winter season from their contracted buyer. The sharp price surge is forcing local municipalities and public works departments to adjust the…

10/06/2026

Euclid Paving!

Reminder - odd/even parking begins soon. The specific instructions for each street is posted on the parking signs.Beginn...
10/05/2026

Reminder - odd/even parking begins soon. The specific instructions for each street is posted on the parking signs.

Beginning October 15th and ending April 15, cars parked on the street will be required to switch sides alternating days depending on the date and whether it is even or odd.

The day begins at 8am (meaning your car must be moved to the appropriate side by that time).

The Borough has this in place to facilitate its leaf collection and snow plowing operations.

Violations - The Borough Police will ticket a vehicle if it has not been moved to the appropriate side.

2026 Wesleyville Chili and Soup Cookoff
10/05/2026

2026 Wesleyville Chili and Soup Cookoff

A huge thank you to everyone who made our Wesleyville Chili & Soup Cookoff a success! We had such an incredible turnout ...
10/04/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who made our Wesleyville Chili & Soup Cookoff a success! We had such an incredible turnout and decided this will be an annual fall event! We absolutely loved seeing everyone in our community come together.

Congratulations to the following chili and soup winners
1st Place Chili-Wesleyville Borough Office
2nd Place Chili-Wesleyville Police Department
1st Place Soup-Resident Julie Silano
2nd Place-Wesleyville Mayor Paul Johnson

A thank you to all our chili and soup participants who made this event possible. We thank the following participants

Our borough departments (Office, Police, Fire Department, Mayor, Council, and Public Works)

Businesses: Dusckus Funeral Home, Brown’s Automotive, Domino’s, Braden’s Memorial Tributes, and Denny’s Auto Center

Our Residents: Julius Family, Morrow Family, Varhola Family, Christopher Colvin, Julia Silano, and Fenno Family

Our Churches: Wesleyville Baptist, Wesleyville Methodist, Wesleyville Hope & Faith

Our Organizations: Wesleyville American Legion, St. James Wildfire Pack 37, and American Heritage

Our 50/50 Raffle Winner: Fred Pretrini

Thank you to our volunteers. Without our volunteers, we wouldn’t be able to make this event possible.

Our Volunteers: Rachael, Heidi, Suzie, Marcus, Sarah, Officer Maille, Rosemarie, Melissa, Brenda, Tania, Sandy, and Regina

Thank you to Wesleyville Baptist Church for letting us use their tables and chairs

Thank you to our DJ, Henry Cooner for the music and announcements!

Thank you RJ Custom Works for donating your time and selling event shirts, donating a portion of each sale to Community Day.

And most of all, thank you to everyone who came to support the event. We loved seeing our community come together and see everyone have fun.

All donations and money raised will be donated to Wesleyville Community Day

We will see you next year for the next ANNUAL Wesleyville Chili and Soup Cookoff

-Jerry Braden, Council Member and Event Organizer

10/04/2026
Wesleyville Chili and Soup CookoffTomorrow (Sun, October 4) is the big day and here’s a look at the trophies for the win...
10/03/2026

Wesleyville Chili and Soup Cookoff

Tomorrow (Sun, October 4) is the big day and here’s a look at the trophies for the winners-and you get to decide who wins!

Come and sample different chilis and soup from our 25 participants that include our borough departments, residents, organizations, churches, and businesses!

We will also have children’s games and activities, 50/50 raffle, DJ, ice cream, freeze pops, and drinks.

Weather is looking beautiful for the event

Where: Wesleyville Borough (On Market St)
When: Sunday, October 4, 3-5 PM

Admission
Adults: $5
Children (age 5-12): $3

RJ’s Custom Works will have event shirts for sale with a portion of each sale is being donated to Wesleyville Community Day

Funds raised from event will be donated to Wesleyville Community Day.

09/30/2026

Wesleyville Soup and Chili Cookoff

We are days away from our chili and soup
Cookoff!

Come and sample different chilis and soup from our 21 participants that include our borough departments, residents, organizations, churches, and businesses!

The top 2 winners of each will win a trophy and you can help choose the winner by voting for your favorite chili and soup!

We will also have children’s games and activities, 50/50 raffle, DJ, ice cream, freeze pops, and drinks.

If you would like to enter your chili and soup, please message me.

Rain or Shine (Inside Borough if rain)
Where: Wesleyville Borough (On Market St)
When: Sunday, October 4, 3-5 PM

Admission
Adults: $5
Children (age 5-12): $3

Design: RJ’s Custom Works (Shirts will be for sale at event with portion of each sale being donated to Community Day)

Funds raised from event will be used for Wesleyville Community Day

LAST CHANCE – FREE RECYCLING CAN! – PLEASE LET US KNOWS BY OCTOBER 31ST.Wesleyville Borough still has hundreds of free r...
09/30/2026

LAST CHANCE – FREE RECYCLING CAN! – PLEASE LET US KNOWS BY OCTOBER 31ST.
Wesleyville Borough still has hundreds of free recycling cans available to Borough residents—but this may be your last chance to get one!

These cans were originally purchased through a grant around 2019 and have been available to residents for years as part of the Borough’s curbside recycling program.

Never gotten one? — Now is the time!
Already have one but you're a SUPER-RECYCLER? You can request a second can!

Historically, the Borough has limited recycling cans to one per household to ensure that every household has an opportunity to receive one. Now, hundreds of cans remain, taking up valuable and limited storage space at the Borough's facility.

The Borough assumes that residents who wanted a can have had an opportunity to receive one. As a result, Borough Council is considering transferring the remaining cans to another municipality for use in its curbside recycling program.

So, if you've been meaning to get one—or you've been waiting for your chance to get a second one, don't wait!

IMPORTANT: These cans are provided for curbside recycling only. They are not garbage cans, whether they are painted black or not. If they are used for household trash, they will not be collected by the garbage crew.

How to Get Yours
All cans will be delivered directly to your home by the Borough's Public Works Crew.
• Online: Visit Wesleyville.gov/recycling and complete the request form.
• In Person: Stop by the Borough Office during open hours: Monday, Wednesday & Friday | 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

Please let us know by October 31st if you would like another bin.

Address

3421 Buffalo Road
Erie, PA
16510

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+18148999124

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