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 …
Original Post from the Governor’s website Nine new counties include Berks, Butler, Lackawanna, Lancaster, Luzerne, Pike, Wayne, Westmoreland and York Governor Wolf’s Amended Order Secretary of Health’s Amended Order Stay at Home Guidance As the state continues to seek relief to save lives and stop the spread of COVID-19, today …
Effective Monday, March 30th, Penn Waste will be enforcing the following collection mandates in an effort to protect our frontline team members and as a result of having a limited workforce during this COVID-19 pandemic: All trash must be bagged and tied. If you’re in a municipality that has a mobile …
The digital copy of the Spring 2020 Newsletter has been released. Please click the link below: Spring 2020 Newsletter
The COVID-19 Working Capital Access (CWCA), a program supplying working capital to businesses negatively impacted by the #COVID19 pandemic, is now open and accepting applications. The YCEA is the Certified Economic Development Organization serving York County and is ready to assist businesses. Please visit YCEA’s COVID-19 Working Capital Access Program page to start your …
As you know on March 17th, we instituted a protective measure to keep the Dover Township municipal offices at 2480 West Canal Road closed to visitors for two weeks. We are now extending that closure to April 6th. Local government and many of its functions, such as water, sewer, …
9 counties are “Stay at Home”. Schools state wide off until April 6, 2020 Governor Wolf and Health Secretary Expand ‘Stay at Home’ Order to Erie County to Mitigate Spread of COVID-19 https://www.governor.pa.gov/?p=1872671
Below is the link to the Pennsylvania Application for Mail-In Ballot: Pennsylvania Application for Mail-In Ballot
The following information is directly from FEMA’s website at www.fema.gov/Coronavirus-Rumor-Control The purpose of this FEMA page is to help the public distinguish between rumors and facts regarding the response to coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Rumors can easily circulate within communities during a crisis, stay informed with our updated myth vs. …
As local officials continue to be the “boots on the ground” in helping communities be safe in this trying time, PSATS wants to share some additional guidance from the Commonwealth to assist in the enforcement of the orders that Gov. Tom Wolf and the Secretary of Health issued this week …
IMPORTANT SERVICE UPDATES As a result of Governor Wolf’s recent Executive Order in response to the COVID-19 crisis, we have several important updates to share with you. Effective Monday, 3/23/20, Penn Waste Residential Collections will operate as follows: Trash Collection – On Schedule as Normal Recycle Collection – On Schedule …
Click the link below to view a PDF version of the Life-Sustaining Businesses as Released 03-19-2020 by health.pa.gov Life-Sustaining-Business As Released 03-19-2020
As we continue to provide an essential service to our customers, we’re asking for your help to keep our employees safe. What Can You Do To Help? Bag & tie your household trash. Household trash that is not properly bagged and tied is susceptible to spills and further increases the risk …
