The Dog Park is finally ready for use and will be dedicated on August 28 at 10:00 a.m. in memory of Sherwood "Woody" Mack. Please join us at the dedication. We will have trainer Michelle Rhoades of Mannered Mutts with us to offer tips on how to introduce your dog to other dogs using the park. Thank you to Dr. Katherine Mack for making this possible by donating the fencing and David Hess Concrete for the concrete entrance. As additional contributions are received, we will be adding additional amenities such as agility equipment, benches, trees, and of course, dog waste stations. Photo 1 of the dog park. Photo 2 of the park.

If you would like to make a donation to the Dog Park at Delps Park, please contact the Township Offices at 610-767-6771.

Lehigh Township is currently accepting applications for summer help, primarily for the mowing and maintenance of Township parks. Please contact the office (610-767-6771) for an application or more information.

Lehigh Township has prepared a Pollution Reduction Plan (PRP) as required by the PA DEP that outlines potential activities and projects that reduce pollution caused by sediment and/or nutrients in receiving streams. The PRP is available for public review and comment at the Township office located at 1069 Municipal Road, Walnutport PA 18088 beginning July 1, 2021, through and including August 5, 2021, weekdays, during regular business hours of 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. Please click here to view the full draft of the plan..

Written comments will be accepted in person or by mail at the Township office address above no later than close of business on August 5, 2021. Public comment concerning the PRP will also be accepted at a public meeting to be held on Tuesday, July 27, 2021, at 7 p.m. at the Township Building as part of the regular Board of Supervisors meeting. The proposed adoption of the Plan by the Board of Supervisors will be considered at the regular meeting on August 10, 2021, at 7:00 p.m.

The Greater Valley YMCA will be holding a summer camp at the Danielsville Park for children ages 5 to 12 years old for 11 weeks beginning on June 15 and runnig thorugh August 28. Residents and non-residents are welcome. The registration is on a week by week basis. Children can attends as many weeks as you choose. There is no obligation to sign up for every week.
Please click here to view the flyer for attitional information on the program..

Northampton County Association of Township Officials announces the offering of a Scholarship in the amount of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) for qualified high school graduates residing in Northamtpon County.
Please click here to view the Annual Scholarship Letter for qualifications..

Please click here to view the Annual Scholarship Application..

The Board of Supervisors adopted Ordinance 2020-4, which requires all residential structures/dwelling units, commercial structures or any other structures, to place a reflective emergency response number sign in a conspicuous place on said property. The sign shall be 3" or 4" high white relective numbers with a green reflective background, visible both during the day and at night. It shall be a 4" - 6" x 18" rectangular sign, to be displayed either vertically or horizontally. Nonresidential structures containing multiple units, shall contain signs on entrance doors of each unit. Compliance deadline is June 30, 2021. Please click here to view the ordinance requirements.

Yoga classes have returned to the Municipal Building. They ae held on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 p.m. in the meeting room.

Keystone Collections Group provides a dedicated, toll-free phone line for taxper inquiries, 1-866-539-1100. Please click here for additional taxpayer information and website .

Please see flyer for additional information and links on Spotted Lanternflys click here.

Senior Living Help assists Pennsylvania senior citizens, their family members and caregivers in finding appropriate senior living and care facilities. Many elderly adults are no longer able to be cared for at home, so finding a senior living facility with caring and loving staff becomes necessary. Residents can come to us for help. For more information, click the link

Senior Living Help

For many years, Lehigh Township has been discussing replacement the existing 1958 Public Works Building with a larger, more modern facility. Over the past few months, a Building Committee has been diligently working on developing a design and rough cost estimate for a new facility. This will be an ongoing agenda item for the Board of Supervisor meetings as they continue to work towards moving this project forward. The information developed by the Building Committee.

Click here to view the information that the Building Committee has provided to the Board of Supervisors.

As many residents are aware, Lehigh Township participates with the First Regional Compost Authority for the disposal of yard waste. The Township's facility is located across the street from the Maintenance Garage. Residents, at their convenience, are permitted to bring brush, hedge clippings, and leaves to the facility. The material is then transported to the First Regional Compost Facility on Weaversville Road and processed into mulch and compost which is then returned to the Township and made available to the residents for their use.

As a reminder to residents, this facility is only for the disposal of yard waste--acceptable items to be dropped off at this site are brush, hedge clippings, and leaves. Recently, there have been instances where unacceptable material, such as rock and metal have been mixed in with the yard waste. This type of material causes a significant amount of damage to the equipment that is used at the facility, resulting in expensive repairs. These costly repairs will unfortunately be eventually be passed on to all the users of the facility.

Everyone needs to be mindful of what they are bringing to the site. Please make sure the material that is brought to the site is free of rocks and stones. The facility is not meant for disposal of household waste. Your cooperation is appreciated.

All residents, please be reminded that if you have an emergency that requires an immediate response from the Police, Fire or Ambulance, call 911 or 610-317-0808 not the police department office number (*610-760-8800). *The PD number is not staffed 24 hours.

PennDOT's toll-free 1-800-FIX ROAD (1-800-349-7623) hotline connects callers directly to their respective county maintenance office. Callers should be specific in describing the location of the pothole, including the State Route and section number (found on small, white signs along roadways), the direction of travel and any other useful location information. Calling 1-800-FIX ROAD will result in prompt action and a telephone follow-up if the caller leaves their name and telephone number. Customers can use the hotline number for any reason including: Animal carcass removal, brush and tree removal, shoulder and drainage concerns, signage issues, other maitenance needs, information, complaints and complaints.

Did you know that Lehigh Township is a recycling mandated community? The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) requires Lehigh Township residents and businesses to recycle glass, plastics, aluminum, newspapers and yard waste (leaves, branches, etc.).

The Municipality of Lehigh Township will accept yard waste only. All Lehigh Township residents may drop off unbagged leaves, tree branches and hedge clipplings. The tree branches must be cut into 8 foot lengths and shall not be larger than 6 inches in diameter. Grass clippings are not accepted. The drop off site is located across the street from the municipal garage. The operating hours are Monday thru Friday, 9:00 am - 3:00 pm. If you are dropping off at any other time than what is listed, please call (610) 767-6771, extension 19 and leave your name, phone number, date and time you will be at the site and items you will be dropping.

Blue recycling bins can be purchased at the Municipal Building for $7.50.