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January 28, 2026 Board of Supervisors Meeting Video

Access to recordings of Board of Supervisors Meetings are available on the Township’s YouTube Channel the day after a public meeting.  All meeting videos are for reference only.  Official actions of the Township Board of Supervisors are documented in approved meeting minutes and will be posted on the Township website the day following approval.

Click HERE to view the meeting.

Snow Emergency Declared

Due to the impending snow storm, Chief Krimmel has declared a Snow Emergency that will be in effect from tomorrow, Saturday January 24, 2026 until Monday January 26, 2026.
During this Snow Emergency, it shall be unlawful at any time during the continuance of the Snow Emergency for any person to park a motor vehicle or to allow that vehicle to remain anywhere on any designated snow emergency route (any township street). Failure to remove vehicles may result in fines and or towing of vehicles.
The Snow Emergency may be shortened, extended or otherwise modified depending on conditions.
We need the vehicles off the street so our Road Crew and PENNDOT can effectively plow your streets.  A snow emergency DOES NOT mean you can ride your ATVs and snowmobiles in the street.
Also, please remove any portable basketball courts away from the roadsides. They get in the way of the plows.
Please dig out your neighborhood fire hydrants and watch out for your elderly neighbors.
Thank you for your cooperation.

Snow Emergency Anticipated This Weekend

With significant snowfall forecasted for this weekend, a snow emergency is likely to be declared on Saturday. This storm is expected to be severe and potentially dangerous.
Please begin planning now to remove all vehicles from the street. Once a snow emergency is declared, street parking will be prohibited. Keeping streets clear allows PennDOT and our road crews to plow safely and effectively. Vehicles left on the street may be subject to parking citations or towing in extreme cases.
Residents are also asked to:
Dig out any fire hydrants near your home
Check on elderly neighbors, as shoveling heavy snow can be especially dangerous
Prepare for possible power outages by having flashlights, extra batteries, and other emergency supplies on hand
We will continue to post updates as conditions develop.
Thank you for your cooperation and for helping keep our community safe.