Join us on January 5, 2019 for the "Free Electronic Recycling Event" which is open to the Public.
Just as the Lorax speaks for the trees in the Dr. Seuss classic children’s story, so too do the Falls Township Board of Supervisors. The governing body, in an effort to update its outdated zoning ordinances, on Tuesday adopted revised regulations for various sections related to earth disturbance, regulation and placement of PODS and dumpsters, rights of way, and set tree protection standards.
With an eye on improving public safety at intersections, the Falls Township Board of Supervisors set the wheels in motion for the submission of a PennDOT grant to cover the bulk of upgrades at West Trenton and Alden avenues, as well as the installation of a solar-powered flashing school zone system at Fallsington Elementary School.
While the costs of everything else have risen over the last 26 years – school and county taxes, among other expenses – Falls Township is planning, for the 26th year in a row, to maintain its current tax rate. The last time Falls raised its municipal tax Bill Clinton was President, a gallon of gas cost $1.05 and the average cost of a new home was $122,500.
The Falls Township Board of Supervisors is considering an ordinance that could potentially make travel smoother – and safer – for motorists driving on roads that were recently opened for water main or other utility work. The Board, at its Tuesday meeting, unanimously introduced an ordinance that, if enacted, would ensure that roads are adequately fixed following construction.
Santa Claus will be making an appearance through your neighborhood before you know it! Lucky for us, he has a schedule!
Leaf Collections Will Be Made By Waste Management on the Following Dates: November 17th, December 1st and December 15th
A swank coffee bar style seating area with phone and electronic charging stations, free wi-fi and a wall TV greet customers at CJ’s Tire and Automotive. Motorists may be there for a new set of tires, state inspection, oil change or mechanical fixes, such as alignments, but the waiting area evokes a laidback feeling of being in your favorite coffee shop – or better.
Would you like to help the community with troubled traffic areas within the Township? Or help plan future business initiatives, or even help the Parks and Recreation committee in creating more fun filled events for the Township? Falls Township is seeking volunteers to serve on several advisory boards. The level of involvement varies, with some bodies meeting only quarterly, while others play a larger or more active role.
For more information on the open boards and commissions, please click here.
Please be advised that the bridge located along Mill Creek Road, that passes over Martins Creek just west of the Mill Creek Inn, is scheduled to be replaced. Bridge replacement work will begin on or about August 20th, 2018 at which time a detour will go into effect that will allow traffic to bypass the construction zone and access all nearby properties.
A bridge that carries Lincoln Highway (Business U.S. 1) over East Branch of Queen Anne Creek in Falls Township, Bucks County, is now in stage one of construction.
Falls Township would like to introduce a new directory that local businesses can apply for and be added. This will make searching for companies in our Township that much easier. Hopefully this will be a great resource for residents and businesses alike, and keep the spending local!
Residents are encouraged to report a concern (pothole, streetlights in need of repair, abandoned vehicles, etc...) using our online "Report A Concern" form.
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Falls Township now has a Facebook page. Please click on the link and LIKE this page to stay up-to-date on Falls Township government news
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