Northampton Township Complex
55 Township Road
Richboro, PA 18954
Phone: (215) 357-6800
Fax: (215) 357-1251
Northampton Township Police
50 Township Road
Richboro, PA 18954
Emergency: 911
Need a Police Officer? (Non-Emergency): (215) 357-8700
Business Only: (215) 322-6111
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View the American Tower Outdoor DAS, LLC (ATC) Proposal for a Distributed Antennae System. American Tower Corporation (ATC) representative answered some follow up questions from the Board of Supervisors meeting on Wednesday, April 25, 2012... Read More
Northampton Township Police Department RE: A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: NATIONAL POLICE WEEK and BUCKS COUNTY POLICE MEMORIAL SERVICE On October 1, 1962, President Kennedy signed Public Law 87-726, a joint resolution of the 87 th Congress.... Read More
Effective May 1st , Household Trash & Recycling collection will change to ONCE a week. Household trash (maximum 12 cans/bags), recyclables, and one bulk item will be collected on the same day. Yard waste will... Read More
NOTICE Residents of Northampton Township The Annual Spring Flushing of Fire Hydrants and Water Mains will take place according to the schedule printed below. During this period, customers may notice discoloration in the water. This... Read More
NOTICE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING SCHEDULE The regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning Commission will be held on the second Tuesday of each month. The first Tuesday of the month will be reserved for workshops or... Read More
For further information, including locations & dates, please click on the following link: 2012 Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional Household Hazardous Waste & Old Computer and Electronic Recycling Program . Please note : This year there will be TWO... Read More
Below is important information on the Earned Income Tax (EIT): Keystone Collections Group Website Tax Forms - Please click Keystone Tax Collectors Read More
The Northampton Days Committee is looking for volunteers to coordinate entertainment activities for this year’s Festival. Involvement means participating in monthly committee meetings, contacting previous and potential new groups/performers, scheduling activities and arranging agreements. For... Read More
The local food pantry, which is run by Jesus Focus Ministry Group, has made an urgent request for help. They have just received the last bit of aid from the State of Pennsylvania for this... Read More
Please click the link to view the document on the Board of Supervisors decision on Addisville Commons . Read More
Act 81 Affecting Graduated Driver Licensing and Passenger Restraint Laws The Northampton Township Police Department wants to remind the members of our community that Act 81 takes effect on Tuesday, December 27, 2011. The changes... Read More
The Northampton Township Police Department is pleased to announce the great news of the installation of our Med-Return drug collection cabinet that was recently purchased and delivered through a joint funding [1/3 rd each] initiative... Read More
Northampton Twp. Residents: The Youth Aid Panel Needs VOLUNTEERS. Candidates for Youth Aid Panel must have a clean criminal history and pass the Pennsylvania child abuse clearance. If you have any questions regarding the Youth... Read More
Northampton Township is a growing suburban community of some 40,000 residents. The 26 square mile municipality is located 12 miles northeast of Philadelphia, PA. The first Europeans to come to the Township were English immigrants who arrived with William Penn in the late 1600's.
It was these settlers who named the area after Northamptonshire, a small village outside of London. The Township was incorporated in 1722.
By that time, Dutch farmers joined the English colonists to settle in places destined to become known as Richboro, Holland, Churchville, Rocksville, Addisville, and Jacksonville - all located within Northampton Township.
The 2012 Board of Supervisors
Stormwater Management
The Free Library of Northampton Township has a collection of 113,000 print and non-print items including books, magazines, books on tape and CD, electronic books, videocassettes and DVDs. We have computers with internet access and word processing programs, computerized databases with current and back issues of magazines, and a county-wide computerized catalog of the libraries' holdings.
We offer programs for all ages- from story hours for preschoolers, toddlers and babies to computer classes for senior citizens. Annual library attendance is over 200,000 (an average of more than 700 persons per day); 70% of the township's 39,384 residents are library cardholders.
The library shared the Northampton Township Cultural Center with the Council Rock Senior Center from 1985 until the Senior Center relocated to a new building in 2004. At that time construction began on a library expansion project. Construction was completed in the fall of 2006. The library grew from 10,000 square feet to 30,000 square feet.