Announcements
No person shall park a vehicle on any street or road in the Township between the hours of 12:00 midnight and 6:00 a.m., from November 1 through April 15. This shall include all roadways in major subdi...
Residents have a long history of volunteering for their community. Volunteers perform many functions that are vital to our community. Each year, many of our residents offer their time, energy, knowled...
The Washington Township Recreation Department has made arrangements with Santa to accept mail for delivery to the North Pole beginning November 12, 2018.
Township youngsters are encouraged to write...
Be jolly & join Washington Township Recreation for a fun filled afternoon with Santa & Mrs. Claus! We will have plenty of activities for the kids. Santa & Mrs. Claus hav...
12th Annual WMC Memorial 5K Run/Walk aka TURKEY TROT Sponsored by the Recreation Committee
The WMC Memorial 5K Turkey Trot is a community event held Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 201...
The Township of Washington has over 600 conservation easements in place to protect plant and animal habitats, wetlands and steep slopes amongst other natural features.
Paving of the following Township roads is planned for 2018:
- Cindy Lane, in its entirety, .31 mile, milling and base repairs scheduled to begin 6/19 for approximately three days. Road will be passable but please proceed with caution. Paving anticipated for 6/22 or 6/25 dependent on weather.COMPLETED
- East Springtown Road, from Camp Washington Road to Naughright Road, .75 mile, during June. Vehicular access will be limited for one to two days for milling and paving during which time detours will be in place.COMPLETED
- Old Farmers Road, beginning at East Mill Road. COMPLETED
Oil and Chip is planned for West Springtown Road (1.52 miles) and West Valley Brook Road (1.59 Miles). Portions of Reservoir, Frog Hollow and Tall Timber will also be oil and chipped.
The County plans to pave East Mill Road from Schooley's Mountain Road to East Valley Brook Road, 2.4 miles, September 17, 2018.
TIPS FROM JCP&L
Exhaust from backup generators, both portable and stationary, contains a high level of carbon monoxide (CO) gas, which can be dangerous or even fatal if inhaled.
- Read and follow the operator's manual closely before operating your generator.
- Locate the generator outside of your home and far away from windows, doors and vents.NEVER LOCATE A GENERATOR INSIDE YOUR HOME.
- Direct exhaust away from windows, doors and vents.
- Do not operate a generator in partially enclosed spaces, even if using fans or opening doors and windows for ventilation.
- Install CO detectors/alarms throughout your home to ensure you are aware of the presence of CO gas. You cannot see, smell or taste CO.
Service requests for 200' Lists, property record cards, additions to the website calendar, reporting dumping, potholes, power outages, tall grass, zoning violation and unlicensed animals can now be made online. The link to the request form is available at the top of every page on the Washington Township website.
A Municipal Service Request is a form-based web request for service that is automatically sent to the appropriate department after it is submitted. A Service Request may include quality of life issues including loss of power, the discovery of a pothole, or suspected code violations.
The Municipal Service Request is NOT a search engine for information on the site nor for emergencies that require an immediate response. Please call 9-1-1 for emergencies. For inquiries that are not service requests please use the contact us button at the top of any page or visit the department pages on www.wtmorris.org
