On behalf of the Board of Supervisors of Dover Township and all municipal employees, I am pleased to present this new interactive website to the citizens of our community. The website details the efforts of the Board of Supervisors, appointed officials, and Township personnel in the administration and operation of our infrastructure to provide you with quality services. Information on how those services are provided is detailed within the website. The website also provides useful information on the wonderful community you have chosen to live in and the community activities provided by Dover Township and other organizations that make this a community in which you can create lasting memories.
As Township Manager, it is my sincere hope that you find this website to be useful and informative in the development of your understanding of our local government, its essential services provided and the opportunities for engagement in the community.
Dover Township is a growing community with a hometown feel. It is a community where a full range of efficient municipal services are provided daily. The Board of Supervisors and I take great pride in providing high quality municipal services. I hope you enjoy exploring our website and find it to be an informative description of our local government as we continue to build a future our community can take pride in.
We welcome you to our community.
Sincerely,
Laurel A. Oswalt
Township Manager
Hello and Welcome to the Area! We are pleased that you chose a home in Dover and hope that you grow to enjoy the area as much as we all do. Below you will find the New Residents packet available for download. If you would like an original, paper copy, …
It was under the authority of the Lancaster County Court that Dover Township was formed in 1743. It was formed out of old Manchester Township which was so large that it even extended into Adams County. The township’s name, Dover, was selected because of an Englishman’s nostalgia for his earlier …
The PA General Assembly passed House Bill 542 in October of 2017. This bill was subsequently signed into law by the Governor. PA residents can now purchase and use “Class C” fireworks. These fireworks are commonly known as consumer-grade fireworks. These can include firecrackers, bottle rockets, and other fireworks that …
May 22, 2018 As a result of a bridge inspections that identified various levels of deterioration, Dover Township Public Works Department has posted the following bridges with varying weight restrictions that could affect your travels with heavy vehicles: Butter Road (bridge 367) Weight Limit 27 tons, except Combination 39 tons. …
Floods This page explains what actions to take when you receive a flood watch or warning alert from the National Weather Service for your local area and what to do before, during, and after a flood. Know your Risk click to collapse contents What Flooding is a temporary overflowing of …
Funding Projects and Programs from 2019 to 2022 YORK, PA – It’s construction season and you may be wondering who decides which roads PennDOT should pave and which bridges they should fix. In York County, the York Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, or YAMPO, is the group that approves four-year plans …
York County Solid Waste Authority Offering Free Tire Disposal Throughout the Month of June To help eliminate illegal dumping of tires and educate the public about proper tire management, the York County Solid Waste Authority (Authority) is offering free tire disposal for residents at the York County Resource Recovery …
2017 ANNUAL DRINKING WATER QUALITY REPORT PWS ID#: 7670073 SYSTEM NAME: Dover Township To download the full copy of this report, click here ***************************************************** The following is an excerpt from the full CCR report ***************************************************** Este informe contiene información importante acerca de su agua potable. Haga que alguien lo traduzca para …
Dover Township will be flushing hydrants in the month of May. During this time you may experience sputtering faucets and cloudy/dirty water. This is due to air that has entered the line and the stirring up of sediment what has coated the mains. This is normal; to alleviate the problem …
April 18, 2018 CONTACT: Thomas Smith TLS35@psu.edu Penn State Extension – York County West Nile Virus Program Administrator 717-840-2375 Mosquito Surveillance Starting in York County, Pennsylvania for 2018 Penn State Extension – York County West Nile Virus Program will start performing county-wide mosquito surveillance the week of …
The Dover Township Spring 2018 digital newsletter has been released. Please click on the image below:
Ouija board, tarot cards, fortune cookie, tea leaves or crystal ball…whatever you use, we want your predictions for 2045. Point your camera at the QR code below to tell us what you want the future of transportation to look like. Or visit surveymonkey.com/r/goyork_go_1
Click below to be taken to the full February 2018 issue: WAY E-NEWS Volume 18, Issue 2
