Exeter News

Northeast Title & Tag, in collaboration with the Office of Senator Marty Flynn, is thrilled to announce the Peeling Plate Rally, a community-driven initiative aimed at streamlining the replacement process for illegible, peeling license plates. This proactive endeavor seeks to facilitate the completion of necessary paperwork with greater efficiency and eliminate the need for mailing forms to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT).

New Replacement License Plates will be issued on-site instantly during the event for Free.

Event Details:
Date: Saturday, July 20th
Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Location: Northeast Title & Tag Office, 1064 Wyoming Ave, Wyoming, PA 18644

In collaboration with the Pennsylvania State Police, an officer will be available on-site to inspect peeling plates and provide the necessary certification on forms, affirming the plates’ illegibility. Attendees seeking plate replacement will receive the required forms during the event.

Additional Participant Requirements:
– Copy of valid vehicle registration card and Driver’s License/Photo ID
– Presence of both owners if two individuals are listed as vehicle owners.
– For vehicles registered under a company’s name, an authorization letter permitting the present individual to sign on behalf of the company is required, along with the aforementioned documentation.

Upon collection and verification of all necessary information, Northeast Title & Tag will expedite the paperwork processing and issue new plates instantly on-site during the event.

During the Peeling Plate Rally, Northeast Title & Tag is waiving all service fees associated with this transaction. It is important to note that PennDOT will replace the plates free of charge, resulting in no cost to customers.

Below is the June 20, 2024 Department of Homeland Security Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) revised Flood Insurance Rate Map, identifying changes for properties in Exeter Borough. The Borough strongly recommends affected residents and businesses in the revised floodplain to obtain flood insurance from their insurance companies to prepare for the inevitable 100-year flood.

You may search your address on the FEMA Floodmap HERE: https://msc.fema.gov/portal/search

Additional floodplain resources can be obtained via the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency at https://www.pema.pa.gov/Floodplain-Management/Pages/Business-Resident-Resources.aspx.