The Hilltown Township Board of Supervisors welcomes you to our website. As you explore the pages of the site, you will undoubtedly discover a Township that is both rich in history and progressive in spirit. This site offers you a wealth of information and services provided by Hilltown Township.
The year 2014 marks 331 years since William Penn met the Indian Chiefs of the Delaware Nation on the land where Hilltown Village now sits.
Welcome,
Jack McIlhinney, Chairman
Ken Bennington, Vice-Chairperson
Jim Groff, Supervisor
The Hilltown Township Board of Supervisors Worksession Meeting Scheduled for Monday, March 10th, 2014 has been cancelled due to the lack of business. The next meeting will be on Monday, March 24th, 2014 @ 7:00... More
Park & Recreation Board The Hilltown Township Board of Supervisors is seeking individuals who are interested in serving on the Parks & Recreation Board. The Board is responsible for recommending planning, regulating and maintaining parks,... More
APPLICANTS FOR YOUTH AID PANEL BEING SOUGHT - The Hilltown Township Police Department is seeking applicants for the Youth Aid Panel which meets with juvenile offenders that have committed minor offenses. This is a diversionary... More
Culvert installation for the Hilltown Walk Subdivision will commence on Wednesday, January 8, 2014, and as such, Green Street will be blocked during that installation. Work on Rt. 113 in the vicinity is scheduled to... More
Construction is scheduled to begin on a $609,000.00 project to replace the structurally deficient Mill Road Bridge over a Tributary to Neshaminy Creek in Hilltown Township, on or around the last week of October or... More
Plows travel in the same direction as normal traffic flow, sometimes pushing snow at the end of resident's driveways. To minimize the amount of snow pushed in front of your driveway, put shoveled snow on... More
Since Nov. 2001, Bucks County has been providing transportation to our veterans to VA Hospitals in Philadelphia and Coatesville. The Transportation Program is overseen by the Bucks Co. Dept. of Veteran Affairs and has carried... More
In recognition of National Emergency Medical Services Week, PennDot encourages state residents to sign up for two free programs. They are the Yellow Dot and Emergency Contact Information programs. Participants in the Yellow Dot program... More
An article entitled "Stormwater Pollution: Everyone's Problem" was published by Krista Scheirer, Conservation Coordinator at the Perkioment Watershed Conservancy. Exerpts of the article can be found below. To read the article in its entirety, please... More
Power Outage preparedness Nor'easter storms can leave significant damage with downed trees, power lines and possibly localized flooding. Reporting outages is important because the more information we get, the better we can assess damage and... More
PPL Electric Utilities has changed its approach on transmission line vegetation maintenance, and as such, is presently working within its right-of-way in Hilltown Township and surrounding communities. Please click on the following link for more... More
In order to be in compliance with Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection regulations, Hilltown Township recently adopted a new SOLID WASTE AND RECYCLING ORDINANCE and a new BURNING ORDINANCE . Under the new ordinances, it... More
Temporary Lane Restriction Please be advised that the bridge on Upper Stump Road has been reduced to one-lane vehicle access until further notice. Please exercise caution as you travel through this area of Hilltown Township. More
Perkiomen Creek communities working together on stormwater issues If gold coins fell from the sky, would you collect them in trashcans and throw them away? Of course not! But that is exactly what we do... More
The one lane Bucks County bridge No. 21 on Rickert Road between Frontier and Forest Roads has been closed indefinitely due to structural deficiencies. Please plan alternative routes in this vicinity. For more information, contact... More
First recorded history in Hilltown Township was made of 1683, when William Penn met the Indian Chiefs of the Delaware Nation on the land where Hilltown Village now sits. More
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Hilltown Township
13 West Creamery Road, P.O. Box 260, Hilltown, PA 18927
Phone: 215-453-6000
Fax: 215-453-1024
Email: info@hilltown.org
Hilltown Township
13 West Creamery Road
P.O. Box 260
Hilltown, PA 18927
Phone: 215-453-6000
Fax: 215-453-1024
info@hilltown.org
Office Hours:
8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Monday through Friday
