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  1. Skippack Pike Road Work Begins March 27

    PennDOT is installing fiber optics along Skippack Pike beginning Monday as part of a project to improve intersection safety. Work is taking place from 9 am to 3 pm Monday to Friday between Wentz Road and Butler Pike and will result in lane closures. Read on...

  2. New Parks And Recreation Director Honored

    Mike Richino, who was recently promoted to the Township's Parks & Recreation Director, received the Pennsylvania Recreation and Park Society (PRPS) Distinguished Member Award in Honor of Robert D. Griffith at the Society’s annual conference. Read on...

  3. Police Officers And First Responders Recognized For Lifesaving Care

    Police Chief Ken Lawson recently joined with the Board of Supervisors to present a Unit Citation to three officers. Sergeant Brian Daly and Officers Rich Houser and Matt Frank were recognized for successfully resolving a difficult and dangerous call. Read on...
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  1. Women

    Celebrate Women's History Month

    March is Women's History Month, a time to honor and recognize the many contributions made by women to events in history and modern society. Read on...
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    Parks And Recreation Director Retiring

    After 29 years as Parks and Recreation Director, Kurt Baker is calling it a career. Read on...
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    Deer and Wildlife Management Committee - Town Hall

    On January 12th the Whitpain Township Deer and Wildlife Management Committee held a town-hall style meeting to hear resident questions and feedback on a proposed deer management program. Read on...
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  1. Our Mission

    The mission of Whitpain Township Government is to efficiently, responsibly, and creatively provide the essential services that build value, enhance quality of life, and protect the health, safety, and rights for all who live in, work in, and enjoy Whitpain.

  2. Vision

    Whitpain Township is a community that embraces the future while cherishing our heritage. We will continue to be recognized for our diversity, responsibility, and leadership in resource conservation. We shall never waver in our collective commitment to ensuring public safety and enhancing the quality of life of all of our fellow citizens.

  1. Our Values

    Whitpain Township Government seeks excellence in accomplishing every facet of our mission. In pursuit of excellence, we value most of all:
  1. Integrity: We follow moral and ethical principles as we conduct our work. We are consistent in our deeds, methods, and expectations.
  2. Stewardship: We value our natural, financial, and human resources and are diligent in protecting, preserving, and enhancing Whitpain Township.
  1. Responsiveness: We respond quickly but thoughtfully to individuals, situations, and events.
  2. Respect: We treat everyone with respect. Our actions and words will demonstrate consideration and appreciation of others.
  1. Partnership: We establish transparent, long-term relationships that are based on clarity, trust, shared goals, and open communication with organizations that are committed to improving Whitpain Township.
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    960 Wentz Road
    Blue Bell, PA 19422
    Phone: 610-277-2400
    Fax: 610-277-2209

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