Full Time Public Works Employee - Newtown Township, Bucks County, Pa. Newtown Township, Bucks County Pa is seeking applicants for one (1) Public Works employee. This is a full-time non-exempt position with benefits and a starting salary of $57,616.00. Pay-rate increases occur annually in incremental steps over the course of 6 years. Qualified [...]
NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION FOR DR. KEVIN L. ANTOINE The Newtown Township Human Relations Commission (“Commission”) hereby expresses its gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Kevin L. Antoine for his significant and impactful leadership and service to the Commission. Dr. Antoine served as a voting Member and as Chair of the Commission [...]
2025 Approved Budget
Falll 2024/Winder 2025
Effective 1/1/23, Newtown Township will be completing all electrical inspections: Part of the permit approval process. There is no longer a need to have your project reviewed by an electrical underwriter as our third-party inspection agency Barry Isett & Associates will now handle that service included with permitting and inspection process. Please contact the Codes Department with [...]
Click on the page above to read the update on 11b Stormwater management Ordinance
The Newtown Township Board of Supervisors will begin streaming regular meetings via YouTube Live beginning April 13, 2022. The dedicated link for the live stream can be found at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgo8xrJoU7OVWK6vtKhg0mg/featured or through the home page of the Township’s website. Going forward, the recording of the meeting can be found at this link. Public comment will [...]
As of Monday February 14th, 2022 Pennsylvania has adopted the 2018 ICC Building Codes and their referenced standards minus any amendments adopted by the UCC Review and Advisory Board. Legally executed contracts for the design or construction of a building entered into prior to this date may still be constructed under the 2015 ICC Building [...]
Philly Workers Who Stayed Home May Be Due a Wage Tax Refund Has your home turned into an office during the last year? With the pandemic forcing many people to work from home, thousands in our area are no longer commuting to work. For those who in the past commuted to Philadelphia, there is yet [...]
