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2008 Spring And Summer Seasons Are Heating Up!
Chief Wilcox Given Eagles And Falls Twp. Honors Retired Officer Bill Miller
At the December 4, 2007 Board of Supervisors Meeting, Falls Township presented recently appointed Cheif Bill Wilcox with his Eagle Pins. During the meeting the board also recognized Retired Officer Bill Miller for his years of service. Bill Miller was presented with a plaque by Chief Wilcox and received a standing ovation from the audience.  Ret. Officer Bill Miller with Chief Wilcox and Lieutenants Cloud and McPherson Township Appoints New Police Chief On October 16, 2007, the Falls Township Board of Supervisors appointed Bill Wilcox as the new Chief of Police. Bill Wilcox is a 35 year veteran of the Falls Township Police Department, having served in every position the department offers. The Township would like to congratulate Bill Wilcox on his appointment, and wish him the very best in his new position. EPURON Brings New Energy To Falls Twp.
EPURON, LLC, last week announced plans to construct a 3 megawatt solar energy facility at the base of Waste Management's GROWS landfill on a 16.5 acre plot in Falls Township. The plant is scheduled to become operational in the second quarter of 2008 and will be known as the Exelon-EPURON Solar Energy Center. This power plant is scheduled to include 16,500 panels to receive the sun's rays which will be converted into electricity. Annual production of the solar energy facility will reduce yearly CO2 emissions and will be equivalent to the planting of 25 acres of trees per year. Falls Township is excited to welcome a company such as this into our Township. With the additional growth that is taking place at the KIPC, the Township is becoming a location where alternative energy companies do business. Website Redesigned - Sept. 2, 2007Thank you for visiting the Falls Township website. The website has been upgraded to a completely new look and feel. We hope this will make your visit to the site more enjoyable and streamlined. While enjoying the new design of the site we hope you will also take advantage of the new features we have to offer. The site now has more forms available for download and we are building a online streaming video library of the Board of Supervisors meetings. This archive will make the meetings available to you to stream whenever you choose on your computer. The archive will be a work in progress and we hope to make as many meetings available to you as possible. You can access the archive from the Board of Supervisors page on the site. |
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