PECO Electric Reliability Improvement Project – Update

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Update November 2025

Dear Customer,

We are contacting you about an upcoming project occurring in Warminster Township that will enhance the local electric distribution system. This project is a $180,000 infrastructure investment in your area to help withstand more frequent and damaging storms, improve reliability by reducing the frequency of outages that cannot be prevented, and support the adoption of cleaner energy resources such as solar and electric vehicles.

What you’ll see during this project:

  • A machine will be used to install new conduit as well as new underground electrical cable throughout your neighborhood.
    • Any impacted portions of yards or streets will be restored to prior condition.
  • New equipment, including pad-mount transformers could be installed or replaced as necessary.
    • These devices are necessary to improve reliability throughout neighborhoods and require several feet of clearance to allow for future maintenance.
  • Work will occur along Deerfield Rd, Orchid Rd and Dick Ave.
  • Construction is now scheduled to begin on 11/24/2025 with an estimated completion date of 1/30/2026.
  • Work will be performed by PECO crews and qualified PECO contractors.
  • We have developed a plan to minimize direct customer impact as much as possible and to complete the project in a safe and timely manner.

Crews may need to temporarily interrupt service to safely complete some of this work. We will work with local residents to ensure they are informed in advance of our activities and any planned interruptions. To ensure you receive all outage updates, please confirm that your phone number is accurate in our system through MyAccount at peco.com/myaccount or by calling PECO at 1-800-494-4000.

If you have any questions regarding the details of this project and how it may impact you, please contact Gary Dollahon, Customer Liaison, at Gary.Dollahon@exeloncorp.com.

PECO

Update October 2025

PECO electric reliability project getting underway with work to be completed in portions of Ivyland Borough, Warminster Township, Warwick Township and Northampton Township. Below is a letter sent by PECO to residents affected by the work. It provides a description of the work, the streets and roads where the work will be performed and contact information for PECO.

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Sustainable Pennsylvania Program

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT: Brandon Yett, 267-317 1315, byett@warminsterpa.org

Warminster Township Recognized as Bronze Certified Sustainable Community

(Warminster, PA – April 22, 2024) Warminster Township announced today it is among a select group of high performing municipalities to become certified through the Sustainable Pennsylvania program. Warminster Township is recognized at the Bronze level of certification for meeting the program’s rigorous performance criteria, which provide a foundational approach for building communities that thrive.

Sustainable Pennsylvania is managed by the Pennsylvania Municipal League (The League), in partnership with Sustainable Pittsburgh, and is designed for municipalities that are working to save money, conserve resources, and serve vibrant communities. The certification is offered statewide, recognizing boroughs, townships, cities, and home rule communities across the Commonwealth. The League and Sustainable Pittsburgh applaud local governments for their demonstrated commitment and sustainability performance.

In earning the Bronze certification, Warminster Township is acknowledged for its progress in such areas as community design and land use, energy efficiency, health and wellness, intergovernmental cooperation, recycling and waste reduction, fiscal controls, and internal management and operations. Details about Warminster Township’s certification performance within these topics can be found at SustainablePA.org.

“Warminster Township is proud to be recognized as a Bronze certified community by Sustainable Pennsylvania,” said Township Manager Tom Scott. “The municipality has a long history of commitment to saving taxpayer dollars, using resources efficiently, and applying best practices in municipal operations and community development. We are pleased to be recognized and be part of this statewide community of good governance.”

“We are delighted to see Warminster Township distinguished among local governments that are leading the way in applying sustainability to both their operations and management as well as within the community,” said John Brenner, Executive Director of The League.

Sustainable Pennsylvania is intended to bring recognition to municipalities that are implementing the policies and practices of sustainability to advance community and regional prosperity. The program provides strategies, resources, and recognition to municipalities for improving quality of life and expanding opportunities for everyone.

“Sustainability requires a foundational approach that simultaneously integrates social equity, environmental stewardship, and economic development in decision-making,” said Joylette Portlock, Ph.D., Executive Director of Sustainable Pittsburgh. “Sustainable Pennsylvania provides municipal governments and stakeholders clear and recognizable sustainability objectives to share, so that they can foster thriving and vibrant communities, built to last.”

For more information, please visit SustainablePA.org or contact Brandon Yett at (267-317-1315) or byett@warminsterpa.org.

About Warminster Township

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.

About the Pennsylvania Municipal League

The Pennsylvania Municipal League is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization established in 1900 as an advocate for Pennsylvania’s 3rd class cities. Today, The League represents participating Pennsylvania cities, boroughs, townships, home rule communities and towns that all share The League’s municipal policy interests. The mission of the Pennsylvania Municipal League is to strengthen, empower and advocate for effective local government.

About Sustainable Pittsburgh

Sustainable Pittsburgh is committed to building the knowledge, perspective, and ability needed to create a better tomorrow for our region. The strategic networks we host leverage the collective expertise and diverse perspectives within our region to ensure our communities can meet our challenges today and thrive into the future. Together, we are co-creating a fundamentally equitable, resilient, healthy, and prosperous southwestern Pennsylvania. SustainablePittsburgh.org

 

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Warminster Township Park Rules and Regulations

An ordinance providing rules and regulations for the use of parks and recreation facilities within Warminster Township and setting forth fines and penalties for violations thereof.

  • Township parks will be open between 7:00 a.m. and sundown. Night use facilities will be open as posted or by permit.
  • Any Township park or park facility that becomes hazardous for public use due to weather, water, fire or other unforeseeable conditions may be closed at the discretion of the Department of Parks & Recreation.
  • The Department of Parks and Recreation will issue permits and schedule use of park and recreation facilities for groups. When not scheduled, these facilities are available to all park users.
  • The damaging, destroying, defacing, disturbing, adding to or removal of any park property to include equipment, facilities, wildlife and/or the natural environment is prohibited. Tree climbing is prohibited.
  • Building fires is only permitted in areas designated for such use. Closely monitor and extinguish them before leaving the site.
  • Operating any vehicle on a park road in a reckless or negligent manner, in excess of 10 MPH, or in such a manner as to become a nuisance to other park users is not allowed. Parking is allowed only in designated areas. Parking is not permitted on road shoulders or grass unless posted.
  • Commercial traffic, the posting of signs, the distribution, selling, servicing or renting of any commodity, and soliciting for any purpose is prohibited on park grounds.
  • Use or possession of alcoholic beverages or narcotics is prohibited.
  • All trash, garbage and litter is to be deposited in the refuse cans provided.
  • Pets must be on a leash no greater than 6 feet in length. Pets owners must pick up, and properly dispose of, pet feces in all park areas.
  • In the interest of safety, playing of golf, hunting, shooting, trapping, or the carrying of firearms or bows and arrows are not permitted.
  • All non-licensed motorized recreation vehicles and horses are prohibited in park areas.
  • Personal conduct involving the use of indecent language, or engaging in immoral, threatening or boisterous actions is prohibited.
  • Penalties: Any person violating the above rules and convicted may be sentenced to pay a fine of not more than $300.00 and the costs of prosecution, or if in default of payment, be imprisoned for a period not exceeding 30 days