About Warminster Township

Located in central Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Warminster Township is a vibrant community to live, work, and play. There are over 32,000 residents and more than 900 commercial businesses. Warminster is easily accessible to the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I-95, and major regional bus and train corridors.

In 1711, Warminster Township was founded and later organized as a Second-Class Township. This designation of a Second-Class Township outlines the powers granted by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to the Township. Warminster’s authority is restricted to those powers specifically authorized by the Commonwealth.

The Township provides a variety of leisure services including 409 acres of passive and active parks, Benjamin Wilson Senior Center, and Five Ponds Golf Club, to name a few. Warminster also prides it’s self in fostering strong business organizations including the Warminster Rotary Club, Greater Warminster Chamber of Commerce, and Warminster Kiwanis. Warminster’s business campus and office/professional industrial business areas offer a variety of commercial uses and provide many economic development opportunities.

Although Warminster’s historical roots run deep, the Township is an emerging leader in environmental, technological, and economic practices.

Township Seal

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The Township seal is on our flags, police cars, and all official municipal vehicles; it is an identifying symbol. The original Township seal was designed by George Stoner. Ever wonder what each item in the seal represents?

  • Elm Tree: This represents the place that William Penn and the Indians signed Penn’s Treaty
  • Domino: William Penn’s mark (in those times, everyone has his own identifying “mark”)
  • Log Cabin: The famous Log College (the predecessor of Princeton University)
  • Corn: Symbolizes an agricultural area
  • Laurel: State flower