Centre Square Fire Volunteer Recognized

The Board of Supervisors was joined by members of the Centre Square Fire Company and friends and family of John Posen as he was recognized for 60 years of service to the fire company.  

A life-long resident of Whitpain, John joined CSFC at the age...

Deputy Fire Marshal Sworn In

On Tuesday evening, November 21, veteran full-time firefighter Michael Barnshaw (below) was sworn-in as the Township’s new Deputy Fire Marshal/Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator.  

Michael is a Wissahickon graduate who was born and ...

Recycle Holiday Lights At Township Building

The EAC wants to give residents the first gift of this holiday season by offering a place to drop off broken and non-working holiday string lights.  

The EAC will be collecting the holiday lights from December 1 to January 30 and transporting them...

Help Those In Need Through The Lt. Patty Simons Food Drive

The Police Department is once again participating in the Lt. Patty Simons Annual Food Drive. This is the 28th anniversary of the drive and you can help make it another success.  

Collection boxes for non-perishable food items have been placed thro...

Grant Awarded For Improvements At Jolly & Wentz Roads Intersection

The Montgomery County Commissioners announced that Whitpain Township, along with two other municipalities, will receive a grant for $361,495 as part of the Montgomery County Transportation Program.  

These grants are part of the sixth round for th...

Reminder: Leaves Must Be Bagged For Pickup

Reminder: Leaves Must Be Bagged For Pickup

The Public Works Department reminds residents that leaves must be bagged for collection and not raked to the curb. 

The Township's collection process does not involve vacuum tr...

Deer Management Pilot Program

At the May 17 Board of Supervisors' meeting, the Board approved a pilot deer management program based on a recommendation from the Township's Deer and Wildlife Management Committee. Before making this recommendation, the committee gather...

Donation Makes Community Center Possible

Donation Makes Community Center Possible 

Plans for a Whitpain Township Community Center are moving forward after the Township received an unexpected $10 million donation specifically for the construction of a community center.