Welcome to Warminster
Warminster Township is a vibrant community of more than 32,000 residents and over 900 commercial businesses. Although Warminster’s historical roots run deep, the township is an emerging leader in environmental, technological, and economic practices.
Five Ponds Golf Club
Rated Four Stars in Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play and voted by local players as “Best of Bucks” again in 2012, Warminster’s Five Ponds Golf Club is a championship caliber immaculately manicured 18-hole public golf facility.
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News & Announcements
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
POLICE DEPARTMENT
FIVE PONDS GOLF CLUB
LIBRARY
UPCOMING EVENTS
- August 26, 2019
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- August 28, 2019
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Zoning Hearing BoardAugust 28, 20197:00 pm - 8:00 pmLocation: Warminster Township Administration Building
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- September 2, 2019
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- September 4, 2019
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Parks and Recreation Advisory CommitteeSeptember 4, 20196:30 pm - 7:30 pmLocation: WREC Building, 1100 Veteran's Way
LAND USE & PERMITS
EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT / SERVICES
PARKS & RECREATION
TAX COLLECTION
Zoning Hearing Board Meeting – 08/14/19
/in News & Announcements, Your Government /by ITThe Zoning Hearing Board Meeting agenda for the meeting of August 14, 2019 has been posted. Please click here to review.
Board of Supervisors Agenda – 08/15/19
/in News & Announcements, Your Government /by ITThe Board of Supervisors agenda for the meeting of August 15, 2019 has been posted. Please click here to view.
You can watch it live / listen on:
Comcast channel 22, Verizon channel 45
Our YouTube Channel www.youtube.com/user/WarminsterTownship
Or listen to it on WRDV at www.wrdv.org
Donation Drive
/in Contact, News & Announcements, Uncategorized /by ITThe end of general assistance is already hurting vulnerable Pennsylvanians and the people who help them right here in our district. Keystone Opportunity Center recently stepped in to help Cheryl, who told them: “I don’t know what I am to do. [General assistance] helps with my essentials, bus fare, and laundry. Can Keystone Opportunity Center help me?”
Senator Maria Collett is partnering with the Keystone Opportunity Center to collect essential items for community members like Cheryl looking for assistance with these urgent needs.
INVASIVE AND NATIVE SPECIES
/in Environment2, Environmental Information, News & Announcements /by ITWe hear a lot about invasive insects like the Spotted Lantern Fly and Emerald Ash Borer that decimate (or have the potential to) trees in native and agricultural habitats. As we have learned in part of our Environmental Educational Series, invasive plants can be just as destructive to our native ecosystems. Fall is the time where a lot of these plants are setting fruit and seed. When birds and other critters eat these seeds and fruits they spread and invade natural,
BIRD HABITAT RECOGNITION PROGRAM
/in Environment2, Environmental Information, News & Announcements /by ITEngaging in sustainable landscaping will increase your chances of encountering the wonders of nature on a daily basis. Registering your property with Audubon Pennsylvania will ensure that you get up-to-the-minute information on events in your region and opportunities to interact with experts and like-minded landowners around the state. It’s free to register. Adding a yard sign will pique the interest of your neighbors! Contact us for more information: conservationpa@audubon.org
What is the Christmas Bird Count?
/in Environment2, Environmental Information, News & Announcements /by ITThe Christmas Bird Count (CBC) is a long-standing program of the National Audubon Society, with over 100 years of community science involvement. It is an early-winter
bird census, where thousands of volunteers across the U.S., Canada, and many countries in the Western Hemisphere go out over a 24-hour period on one calendar day to count birds. A map view of the circles expected to be included in the 119th CBC can be found here: https://audubon.maps.arcgis.com/apps/View/ index.html?appid=fadfb421e95f4949bde20c29a38228bd
If you’re interested in participating next season,