<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=27rKcN_1H5QpXhZ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=27rKcN_1H5QpXhZ00" width="976" height="549" ><figcaption>WPMT FOX43</figcaption></figure>Officials at Codorus State Park are asking the public for help in identifying who is illegally dumping construction and roofing materials on park grounds.According to the Codorus State Park Facebook page, staff at the park discovered two separate locations where the trash has been dumped on Oct. 26.Park officials claim a white pickup truck towing a black dump-style trailer was spotted leaving the park at about 7:30 a.m. on the day the dump sites were found.The truck is "a heavy duty-style pickup with aftermarket wheels and tires that extend past the fenders," park officials said in the Facebook post.Among the debris left behind in the park was asphalt roofing shingles, metal flashing, roofing underlayment, and other construction debris, presumably from multiple job sites, park officials said.Police in North Hopewell Township are investigating a similar incident at a different location, according to park officials."If you have information relevant to the dumping, or observed a vehicle matching the description in the Southcentral PA/Northen Maryland area, please contact the Codorus State Park Rangers Office at 717-637-2157," the park said on its Facebook page. "Pennsylvania's state parks belong to everyone. Illegal dumping not only violates the law, but also degrades natural resources, threatens wildlife habitat, and requires significant public resources to investigate and remove."(The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources) is committed to protecting these valuable public lands. Any information the public can provide will assist in safeguarding these natural resources for current and future generations."</div></body>

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Officials at Codorus State Park are asking the public for help in identifying who is illegally dumping construction and roofing materials on park grounds. According to the Codorus State Park Facebook page, staff at the park discovered two separate locations where the trash has been dumped on Oct. 26. Park...

Construction and roofing materials found illegally dumped in Codorus State Park

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Officials at Codorus State Park are asking the public for help in identifying who is illegally dumping construction and roofing materials on park grounds. 

Construction and roofing materials found illegally dumped in Codorus State Park

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