Warrington Township Facts
A non-employee of the township responsible for deciding issues of public safety, spending, growth management, zoning, roads and streets, code enforcement, environment and how to pay for it all.
Who is the Township supervisor?
Warrington Pennsylvania House of Representatives District.
What is 144th?
Chalfont, Dublin, Hilltown Township, New Britain, New Britain Township, Silverdale, Telford (Bucks County Portion) and Warrington Township
What the Bank Building built in 1799 by Barclay location and now known as.
What is the Hatboro Federal Savings building at Easton and Bristol Roads
The size of Warrington Township in square miles.
What is 13.5?
What is 8
It is 12.840 mills per one thousand dollars of the assessed value of our real estate
What is the Warrington tax rate?
Warrington US House of Representative district
What is 1st?
Warrington original location.
What is the intersection of Bristol Road and the Doylestown-Willow Grove Turnpike, now known as Easton Road (Route 611).
Document made available by township to help residents navigate the township.
What is the New Resident Packet?
Location of polling location with 3 voting districts.
What is CBSouth High School?
Funds received from the purchase of Bricks and Pavers are earmarked for engraving costs for the approved names added to this.
What is the the Veterans' Memorial Monument.
Warrington Township State Senatorial District.
What is 12th?
Consists of Bucks County (Upper Southampton Township, Warminster Township and Warrington Township) and Montgomery County (several towns as well)
The land which was once part of the William Penn’s Purchase in 1685 which records from the 1700’s indicated that the parcel was considered part of New Britain Township is known as.
What is the Winding Brook Farm?
This showcase of Warrington Townships Parks and Recreation opened in 2020.
What is Lion's Pride Park?
Thie polling district with the newly renovated Fire Station.
What is Warrington 8?
The building and location that the Township Supervisors leased to the Warrington Historic Society with plans to turn it into a Warrington Meseum.
What is the historic school house at the corner of Folly and County Line Roads
The first Democratic PA senator after one hundred and four years.
Who is Maria Collett?
1914-2018. On November 6, 2018, Maria Collett (D) defeated Stewart Greenleaf, Jr. starting her term in 2019
Among the many historic buildings in Warrington, the number of buildings that at one time served as public schools for the community.
What is 5?
Four of the five are in active use today while plans are being made to utilize the fifth.
This spans nearly 3 miles on the west end of town. It is part of an effort to make the community more pedestrian-friendly, connecting major points of interest, like shopping centers, schools, and neighborhoods.
What is the Warrington Township Multi-Use Trail?
Warrington residents from district 4 vote at this location
What is Titus Elementary school?
What individuals with great ideas and a desire for improvements to our neighborhoods and community join in the township
What are boards, commissions, committees, councils and task forces?
The committee responsible for election activities in Bucks county
What is Bucks County Democratic Committee?
Commonly known as BCDC
Warrington Township was founded in October 1734, and is named after a town in Lancashire, England. The early township consisted of these four villages.
What are Warrington, Neshaminy, Tradesville, and Pleasantville?
In 2012, the citizens of Warrington Township passed an Open Space Referendum, authorizing the Board of Supervisors to do this.
What is to borrow up to 3 million dollars over 20 years, to purchase and protect open space?
Residents with street named after presidents vote at this district.
What is Warrington 1