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Finance

2026 Township Budget Adopted

The 2026 Township budget was adopted by the Board of Supervisors on 11/17/2025. The budget includes the following highlights:

  • No tax increase!
  • Funding for (4) additional firefighters and a fire services coordinator
  • Capital Projects:
    • Installation of sidewalks between the CVS Pharmacy and St. Cyril’s Church on Almshouse Road
    • Upgrade to traffic signal timing matrix at York Road and Almshouse Road
    • Engineering services for plan design of the Valley Road bridge replacement
    • Engineering services for plan design of stormwater management facilities in the Park Rd/Meadowview Drive development
    • Additional sunshades at Guinea Lane and Community Parks
    • Fencing to enclose the Hampton Chase and Hidden Pond playgrounds
    • Replacement of a zero-turn lawn mower for the Parks and Recreation Department
    • Replacement of (2) Police SUVs
    • (2) additional speed radar board signs for speed enforcement
    • (1) additional F-250 pickup truck for the Parks and Recreation Department
    • Replacement of a 6-wheeler Public Works dump truck
    • Facility Renovations:
      • Connect the Public Works facility to public sewer
      • Administration/Police furniture replacement
      • Elevator refurbishment
      • Sprinkler system renovations
      • Generator replacement
      • Police parking lot rear gate replacement
      • Fuel management system replacement
  • Road Program (roads to be repaved):
    • Arbor Court, Lafayette Drive, Fairmount Drive, Scott Place, Alex Lane, Sterling Street, Maxwell Manor, and Ross Lane

Recreation Station Playground – Community Park

UPDATE: Recreation Station playground and sidewalk is now open!!!!  Thank you to everyone for your patience as we completed this new and exciting project.

We hope you enjoy the new playground!

Please join us on Tuesday, June 17th at 11am for an official ribbon cutting ceremony. Guest speakers include: Warwick Township Board of Supervisors Member Robin Taber, a representative from Congressman Fitzpatrick’s Office, a representative from State Senator Farry’s Office, a representative from State Representative Marcell’s Office and a representative from the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. And Kona Ice will be there!

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 was revitalized with modern play structures, new sunshades, and native tree plantings.

Warwick Township Awarded 1.5 Million in PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Funding For The Rehabilitation of Valley Road Bridge

Warwick Township, PA – August 20, 2024 – Warwick Township is proud to announce that it has been selected as a recipient of the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation’s (PennDOT) Multimodal Transportation Program funding. The Township will receive $1.5 million to rehabilitate the Valley Road Bridge, a vital project to improve local infrastructure.

The PennDOT Multimodal Transportation Program is designed to support municipalities and their projects to improve transportation assets. This generous funding allocation underscores the State’s commitment to fostering safe and reliable transportation solutions across Pennsylvania.

The Valley Road Bridge, a critical component of Warwick Township’s transportation network, will benefit greatly from this project. The funding will be utilized to reconstruct the bridge’s structural components, ensuring its safety and extending its longevity.

Planning for the Valley Road Bridge Rehabilitation Project will begin in 2025, with work likely to begin in 2026 or 2027. For more information, please visit Warwick-Bucks.com or contact the Township at (215) 343 – 6100.

Valley Road Bridge

Warwick Township Tree Planting Project and Grant

Warwick Township successfully completed its 2023 tree planting project. The project included the planting of thirty-three (33) native trees in various locations around the Township. Trees were planted within the Community and Memorial Parks, and along Meetinghouse Road and Meyer Way.

Warwick Township would like to thank Bucks Beautiful and their RePlant Bucks program for the award of a $5,000 grant towards planting that was then matched by the Township.

Tree planting
Tree planting