All retail service water customers served directly by the North Wales Water Authority, as well as all bulk customers receiving water from the NWWA and our Forest Park Treatment plant in Chalfont may rest assured that the recent spill in the Bristol area of Lower Bucks County does NOT IMPACT the NWWA water supply in any manner.

This notice includes our bulk water customers including the Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority, Horsham, Warwick, and Warminster Townships, none of which are impacted by the downstream contamination.

Our water intake point at Point Pleasant, is over 15 miles UPSTREAM from the recently announced contamination location, making it impossible for the contamination from the Bristol area in Lower Bucks County to reach and impact our water supplies. Further, our water is monitored and tested on a continual basis, 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.

NWWA customers do not need to purchase bottled water or be concerned about the NWWA water supply in any manner. Information about your water quality is always available on our website at www.nwwater.com .

Robert Bender
Executive Director

WARRINGTON WELCOMES TWO NEW OFFICERS, WILLIAM MOLLER & EASTON WEAVER

At the Board of Supervisors meeting on January 10, 2023, the Warrington Township Police Department swore in two new Officers, William J. Moller and Easton R. Weaver. District Justice Stacy Wertman administered their oaths at the Board of Supervisors meeting. Officer Moller has been a long-time Warrington resident and graduated from Central Bucks South and was recruited to play baseball at Misericordia University. Officer Moller possesses a bachelor’s degree in Government, Law, and National Security. He attended the Temple Ambler Police Academy in 2020 and previously served as a patrol officer in Buckingham Township Police Department. Officer Weaver graduated high school in Western Pennsylvania and served in the United States Army as a combat engineer in Afghanistan. He graduated from the Westmoreland County Police Academy and previously served as a patrol officer in the Philadelphia Police Department’s 24th District and Warwick Township Police Department. He anticipates completing his bachelor’s degree in International Business this spring. Both Officer Moller and Officer Weaver are excited to serve the Warrington Community.

Source:  Warrington Township Police Department

The Warrington Township Traffic Calming Policy identifies the process to determine if traffic calming measures should be considered for implementation. Traffic calming measures are used predominantly to address situations of excessive cut-through traffic volumes and vehicle speeding when appropriate for the subject roads within residential areas.

PA Traffic Calming Handbook, PennDOT Publication 383

Click HERE for PA Publication 13

The Board of Supervisors are scheduled to meet on Tuesday, January 3, 2023, at 7:00 pm for the Reorganization at the Warrington Township Building, 852 Easton Road, Warrington, Pa 18976.  To register for the webinar, click here.

(WARRINGTON, Pa.) Warrington Township Police Department held its fifth annual “Shop with a Cop” event on December 7, 2022, at the Walmart Supercenter in Warrington, Pa. 22 officers were on hand to shop with 35 elementary school students who live in Warrington Township and attend Barclay, Mill Creek and Titus Elementary Schools. The officers helped the children select and purchase holiday gifts for their family members and something special for themselves. Warrington Police Department worked with the elementary schools to identify families in need and the department received a grant from Walmart and a donation from the Warrington Rotary Club to help pay for the gifts. Peregrine Associates also provided invitations and bus passes for all students. Other “Shop with a Cop” volunteers included Warrington Rotary Club members and the Garrison Carida of the 501st Legion, (the costuming organization dedicated to celebrating STAR WARS™ through the creation and use of quality costumes that portray characters from the STAR WARS™ universe). Lizzi Custom Graphics created a short video about the event which can be found here.   “I would like to thank the staff at the Walmart Supercenter of Warrington for working with us on this year’s ‘Shop with a Cop’ event,” said Chief Daniel Friel. “I also want to thank the Warrington Township Police officers who participated in the event, the Warrington Rotary Club, as well all the volunteers who helped to make this a huge success for families in need in our community.”

Shope with a Copy ’22 Video
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The 2023 Proposed Budget is now available. To view, click here.

Approved Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (SALDO) is available for review, click here.

We are posting the regular meeting dates for the following organizations for our residents’ convenience. These organizations are stakeholders in regard to the potential sale of BCWSA’s sanitary sewer system to Aqua Pennsylvania:

Bucks County Water and Sewer Authority (BCWSA): 9:30AM on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. You can find there Agendas and Minutes posted here.

Bucks County Commissioners: 10:30AM on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month. You can find their Agendas and Minutes posted here.

Go to the County website for the changes: https://buckscounty.gov/531/Water-Sewer-Authority

Neighbors Opposing Privatization Efforts (NOPE) will host a virtual public town hall about the proposed sale.

Please join to learn more about the privatization deal, its impact on your sewer rates, and ways that you can help stop it.

Thursday, August 18, 2022, at 7:00 PM
Register for the Zoom meeting here: https://wcupa.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJcsce-vrzIiGNJKUkkP6XYwKptccV1CK-g4

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting. NOPE will be joined by Anthony Bellitto, the executive director of the North Penn Water Authority and past president of the PA Municipal Authorities Association, to discuss the proposed sale to Aqua and pathways to prevent the deal.

The Warrington Township Administrative Office is aware that Working America, an affiliate of the AFL-CIO, is canvassing residents in Warrington Township.  We have investigated this, and we have been advised by legal counsel that this is a form of protected speech under the Bill of Rights, specifically, the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America.  We can do nothing to restrict or stop the canvassing.

Permanent Charter for Working America
US Treasury Letter