Penn State Extension Master Watershed Stewards are holding their annual Native Tree & Shrub sale! You can place your order through August 31st, the Bucks County pick-up will be on Saturday, October 1st at Warwick Memorial Park. All proceeds go directly towards funding Master Watershed Steward projects and educational outreach. Please visit Master Watershed Steward Native Tree and Shrub Sale (psu.edu) for more information.
The Stony Road construction project will begin on Tuesday, July 5th. The project involves varying width widening along Stony Road between Bentley Drive and Turkeytrot Road. The widening will help to stabilize the low side edge of the road and offer a bike/pedestrian lane. Access will remain for residents of Stony Road; however, thru-traffic is discouraged and may not be possible at times. The duration of construction is expected to be 3-4 weeks.
Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests Available
The U.S. Post Office is now taking orders from residential households for one order of 4 free at-home rapid antigen tests. Click here to order.
Warwick Township offers a free Christmas tree drop-off site in the rear parking lot of Guinea Lane Park – 2045 Guinea Lane
Make sure to remove all tinsel, lights, and ornaments before disposal. The trees will be taken to Warwick Grinders for recycling.
Warwick Township is excited to provide the opportunity to dispose of several difficult to recycle items.
Residents will now be able to drop off light bulbs, ink & toner cartridges, and dry cell batteries** during regular business hours. Once full, the containers will be returned to Terracycle, a company dedicated to diverting millions of pounds of resources from landfills.
Bin Locations: Township Building – 1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929
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For many of us, tropical depression Ida will leave a lasting mark. Our region suffered from historic flooding and tornadic damage. In response, FEMA has opened a disaster assistance center in Warwick Square at the former Giant location.
Bucks County has requested that residents and businesses to report property damage from #Ida: https://buckscounty.gov/1340/Damage-Assessment-Form
On Saturday, September 11, 2021 the Hartsville Fire Company will hold a 9-11 Flag Memorial and Memorial Service. The Flag Memorial will consist of a display of 403 American flags on the front lawn of the Fire Station. The flags represent the 343 New York City firefighters, 37 New York Port Authority officers and the 23 New York Police Dept. officers who died while saving others on 9-11-2001. Two additional flags will represent Volunteer Firefighters John Kulick and Tristan Smith who were killed in action in Iraq.
The station will be open from sun-up to sundown for visitors who may wish to “stop, reflect and remember”. Although emergency responders are foremost in our thoughts and prayers, we wish to remember everyone who lost their lives in New York City, Washington, DC and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania on September 11, 2001.
A Memorial Service will be held at 7:00 PM. It will include a reading of the names of the fallen Firefighters and Police Officers. The public is invited and attendees encouraged to assist with reading the names and retrieving the flags.
For more information Contact Ed Pfeiffer 215-768-5214
House Bill 542 was signed into law on October 30, 2017. Under this new PA state law, the Fireworks Act of 1939 was repealed and replaced in its entirety.
Q: Which fireworks are Pennsylvania residents now allowed to purchase and use?
A: Consumers can now purchase and use “Class C” or “consumer grade” fireworks that include firecrackers, Roman Candles, bottle rockets and similar fireworks that contain a maximum of 50 milligrams of explosive material. The expansion includes those fireworks that were previously available to out-of-state residents only.
“Display Fireworks”, which are classified as (including) salutes that contain more than two grains or 130 milligrams of explosive materials and professional grade aerial shells containing more than 60 grams of pyrotechnic compositions are still only allowed to be used by professionals with a Permit.
Q: Who can purchase fireworks?
A: Anyone over 18 years of age can purchase them
Q: What are the restrictions of where they can be used?
A: They cannot be ignited or discharged on public or private property without express permission of the property owner;
They cannot be discharged from or within a motor vehicle or building;
They cannot be discharged toward a motor vehicle or building;
They cannot be discharged within 150 feet of an occupied structure;
They cannot be discharged while the person is under the influence of alcohol, a controlled substance or another drug.
