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* City of Akron

(717) 291-4785

East Cocalico Township: Sewer & Water Authority

(717) 336-1731

East Cocalico Water Authority

(717) 336-1731

Eco Water Systems of Lancaster Company

(717) 738-1164

Ephrata Diamond Spring Water Co

(717) 484-4327

Lancaster Water Bureau

(717) 291-4820

Penn Twp Water Department

(717) 664-0746

Upper Leacock Water Department

(717) 656-6111

Warwick Twp Water Department

(717) 627-2379

West Earl Township Water Dept

(717) 859-3725

West Earl Water Department

(717) 859-1627

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Facts about Akron, PA:
Akron is a borough in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. It is a mid-sized town with two main roads going through it: Main Street and 7th Street Pennsylvania Route 272. The town is mostly residential with a number of small businesses. The American headquarters of the Mennonite-related relief organizations, the Mennonite Central Committee and Mennonite Disaster Service, are located in the town. The town features the Roland Park which has baseball fields, pavilions, a pond, a gazebo, tennis courts, a playground, a beach volleyball court, a basketball court, and an 18 target Disc golf course. A railroad used to run through Akron and served a railroad station in the town. A trolley also used to run in parts of the borough. The railroad has since been abandoned, but along the rail alignment remnants of the tracks can still be found?including as railroad ties. Akron is located at 40°9?23?N 76°12?14?W? / ?40.15639°N 76.20389°W? / 40.15639; -76.20389 (40.156472, -76.204000). The borough is...