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Author: Kyle Seckinger

Recreation Station Playground – Community Park

Last Fall,  Warwick Township was awarded a $510,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development’s Local Share Account – Statewide program.  Thanks to this generous funding from the State, the Recreation Station play area will be revitalized with modern play structures, new sunshades, and native tree plantings.  Demolition of the existing playground was completed in March and the new playground is currently being installed.  It is anticipated that the new playground will be open to the public in time for Memorial Day weekend.  

 

For more information, please contact the Township at (215) 343–6100.

Warwick Township Recreation Station Playground sign with play equipment in background.

 

Stony Road Residential Development – Blasting Notice

Blasting for the new development on Stony Road at Bentley Drive will continue to occur on Friday, March 7th between 11AM and 3PM. 

Please be advised that ROCK WORK INC. has been retained by CVA, Inc. to provide drilling and blasting services to facilitate rock excavations at the Stony Road Project located off Stony Road in Warwick Township. ROCK WORK INC. has the necessary federal, and state permits to conduct blasting operations, and the blasting personnel have valid Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection blasters’ licenses.

As required by Warwick Township, ROCK WORK INC retained the services of Vibra-Tech Engineers, Inc. and offered pre-blast inspections of those properties located within 500 feet of the blast areas. You may contact them at 1-800-233-6181 Please reference the “Stony Road Project” when calling.

The blasting is necessary to facilitate trench rock and bulk rock removal for the proposed subdivision. The blasting is being insured by the Lancer Insurance Company, PO Box 87790, Vancouver, WA 98687. Policy GL80298622.
The blasting will be seismically monitored to confirm the blast induced ground vibration levels are within regulatory limits, and therefore, not capable of having an adverse effect on any neighboring structures.

  • March 5, 2025

Tribute to Chairperson Judith A. Algeo

Warwick Township lost a friend and servant on January 1, 2025.  Judith, Chairperson of the Warwick Township Board of Supervisors, held successful careers as a child care worker, child and family therapist, massage therapist, public official and her true calling, as a family law litigator.

Judith was one of the first two female volunteer firefighters in Warwick Township. She was a social worker for juvenile offenders at DeLaSalle in Town and St. Gabriel’s Hall. While running the youth shelter as Director of Residential Services at Tabor Children’s Services, she served on the board of the National Network of Runaway & Homeless Youth Services and Chair of the Mid-Atlantic Association of Runaway Youth Services. She chaired and served for years on the Interagency Youth Coalition of Bucks County and was a founding member of the Bucks County AIDS Network. A lifelong learner, she earned her B.A. in Criminal Justice/Sociology and M.A. in Pastoral Ministry from La Salle and her law degree from Temple.

Judith recalled the visionary 1978 commencement plea of then-LaSalle College President Brother Patrick Ellis, to “do something in public service … run for office.” Following five years on the Zoning Hearing Board, she was first elected to the Board of Supervisors of Warwick Township in 1999, and served as its Chairperson since 2004. She came to know many cherished friends in the Bucks County Association of Township Officials.

Fresh out of law school, she founded Algeo & Litzke in Doylestown and Judith was soon recognized for her unique blend of compassion, zeal, personal presence, trial skill and acumen. Judges especially liked that she found solutions rather than create problems in her cases. She was never without a pro bono client, and former therapy and law clients would often reconnect with their life success stories and new challenges. She championed service to women in Protection from Abuse and Judicial Bypass cases. She led the parent lawyers group in Juvenile Dependency Court and served hundreds of children and elders as guardian ad litem in Dependency and Orphans courts. Over 27 years as member of the Bucks County Bar Association, she served as Bar President in 2006-2007; chaired the Family Law Section, Woman Lawyers’ Division, and Committees on Children’s Advocacy, Continuing Legal Education and Lawyers Helping Lawyers; helped start the charitable Bucks County Bar Foundation; and was honored with the Arthur B. Walsh. Jr. Award for Pro Bono Services and the Harriet Mims Award. She twice received the Pennsylvania Bar Association Pro Bono Service Award. She is a Board Member of Legal Aid of Southeastern PA, where she mentored promising parent advocates with special affection.

The Township honored Judith’s dedication to the community during our regularly scheduled February 17th Board of Supervisors meeting.