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Joe Sperka, of Beavertown, opposes the placement of a drug and alcohol treatment facility in Beaver Springs. He signed a petition last year to keep Firetree from moving into the former Beaver-Adams Elementary School along Route 522, citing security issues as a concern. Firetree will open its facility in mid-June. 'There-s nothing you can do about it,' Sperka says. 'They-ll be here anyway.'
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