Welcome to Our Township

    Established in 1890, West Rockhill Township,
    encompasses over 16 square miles of woodlands, farm fields, rocky outcrops, streams and scenic vistas. There are 67 miles of public roads in the Township, with 27 miles maintained by Penn DOT and 40 miles maintained by the Township.  The 2010 US Census determined that the Township has a population of 5,250 residents. In addition, 7,459 people work for companies located in West Rockhill Township. 

    Recent Announcements

    • Chili Cook Off & Baseball Night On the evening of Saturday June 8 at James Memorial Park the Pennridge Little League Jr/Sr playoffs will be heating up, and so will West Rockhill Township's Chili ...
      Posted May 16, 2013, 6:02 AM by Greg Lippincott
    • 2013 Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional Household Hazardous Waste Collection and Old Computer Recycling Program Many household products contain chemicals that when discarded contribute to the contamination of our environment by contaminating our soil, air and water. A Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program provides the ...
      Posted May 13, 2013, 5:14 AM by Greg Lippincott
    • Yard Waste Update DEP has determined that yard waste must be separated from the waste stream for recycling. Trash haulers determine their own monthly leaf and yard waste pick up dates and must ...
      Posted Apr 8, 2013, 3:29 AM by Greg Lippincott
    • New Sign at WRT Recycling Center Eagle Scout candidate Kevin McDonald of Scout Troop 1 in Sellersville created a new sign and enclosure for the West Rockhill Township Recycling Center to assist in keeping the Center ...
      Posted Mar 12, 2013, 11:45 AM by Judith Decker
    • New Electronics Recycling Law in Effect There’s a new recycling law in Pennsylvania.  Electronic devices can no longer be thrown away with other trash. The Pennsylvania Covered Device Recycling Act requires consumers and businesses to ...
      Posted Jan 30, 2013, 7:14 AM by Greg Lippincott
    • Power Outage preparedness Nor'easter storms can leave significant damage with downed trees, power lines and possibly localized flooding. Reporting outages is important because the more information we get, the better we can ...
      Posted Jan 30, 2013, 7:17 AM by Greg Lippincott
    • Bucks County Hoarding Task Force Bucks County has begun an initiative to address problems associated with  hoarding. Additional information can be found by clicking on file below. 
      Posted Oct 5, 2012, 5:57 AM by Greg Lippincott
    • Lawn Avenue Statement of Decision and Response to Comments  PADEP decision and response to Lawn Avenue and Farmers Lane contamination is in the PDF file below. Questions should be directed to:Bonnie McClennen |Environmental Protection Specialist Department of Environmental ...
      Posted Oct 2, 2012, 10:46 AM by Greg Lippincott
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    Holiday House Pool Opens May 26!
    See the Park & Recreation page for more information