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July 9, 2025 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 provided 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.

4th of July Parade Information

Please note that the parade route has changed this year: the parade will begin at Bustleton Pike & Park Lane and will end at Bridgetown Pike & School Lane.
ROAD CLOSURE ALERT: Bustleton Pike & County Line Road will be closed around NOON. Bustleton north of Street Road to Bridgetown Pike & School Lane will be closed around 12:30 PM. Please plan your travels accordingly! We look forward to seeing all of you out there!☀️🎆🇺🇸

June 25, 2025 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 provided 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.

June 25, 2025 Board of Supervisors Meeting Information

The next Board of Supervisors Meeting is Wednesday, June 25, 2025 at 7:30 PM in the Township Administration Building, 1500 Desire Avenue. The meeting will be televised live on the Township Cable Channel – 22 for Comcast customers, 28 for Verizon customers. The public is invited to attend.

Click to HERE view the agenda.  Click HERE to view the accounts payable reports for June 25, 2025.

Message from Bucks County Emergency Services

In response to recent U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear sites and the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) bulletin warning of a “heightened threat environment” in the United States. This heightened threat includes the potential for cyberattacks and physical acts of violence, as well as an increased likelihood of retaliatory violence by individuals inspired by the conflict. While there are currently no specific credible threats against the homeland, DHS is emphasizing that the public should remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity or threats to local law enforcement.

Current Road Conditions 6/20/2025

Current conditions are as follows:

Philmont Ave South of Street Rd – Tree & wires down blocking the roadway. PECO advised – barricades in place

83 Bustleton Pk – Tree and wires hanging down in the N/B lanes- PECO & PENNDOT advised. Lane directional indicator in place

Brownsville – Springhill to Uphill – Tree & wires down blocking the roadway. PECO advised – Barricades in place

E. Bristol Rd between Shadybrook & Delwhit – Tree & wires blocking the roadway. PECO advised – Barricades in place

Ave A & Front – Tree and wires down along the roadway. PECO advised.

542 Elmwood – Tree into house. PECO advised. Station 6 responded & made safe.

Street & Central – traffic lights out, PECO notified, stop signs in place.

Bridgetown & Buck / Bustleton & Bridgetown – traffic lights out – PECO advised. Stop signs in place.

Anna between Myrtle & Hazel – Tree and wires down blocking roadway. PECO advised – barricades and cones in place.

This will be updated as more information comes in.

UPDATE FROM BCWSA ON THE BOIL WATER ADVISORY

We are pleased to announce that all samples have come back from the laboratory showing that there is no bacteria present. The boil water advisory was lifted and customers on and around Marshall Ave can use the water without boiling it first. BCWSA apologizes for any inconvenience its customers experienced due to this main break.