Category: Public Works
Dover Township Public Works encompasses Public Water, Sanitary Sewer Collection, Waste Water Treatment, Roads & Highways and Stormwater systems.
Little Conewago Creek Restoration Project Funding Rescinded

The $5.83 million grant that was awarded to Dover Township from the FEMA/Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities Grant Fund has been rescinded due to cuts with the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Therefore, this joint project involving both West Manchester and Dover Township will not move forward unless additional funding is…
Bids Wanted – Stormwater Project
WWTP Train 1 Improvements
2025 Community Park Path Paving
2025 Community Building Fabric and Paving

Dover Township accepted a Fabric and Paving bid from E.K. Services, Inc. The contract total is $252,097.01. This price includes mobilization, material and placement of 25mm base asphalt in the additional parking area and other locations that have failed, material and placement of a 9.5mm asphalt scratch/leveling course, material and…
Township Building Addition Project Progress
WWTP Clarifier Cleaning

With the extensive equipment and structures at Dover Township’s Wastewater Treatment Plant, our operators dedicate significant time to keeping everything clean and well-maintained. Even though we treat raw sewage from our residents, we take pride in maintaining our plant to the highest standards. This requires regular maintenance, pressure washing, and…
Community Building Renovations

In 2024 Dover Township started renovations of the Community Building located at 3700 Davidsburg Road. The Community Building was built in 1990 and has never undergone any major renovations. The exterior was completely washed, and the blocks were sealed. The metal was repainted, and the fire department garage doors were…
CDBG Projects

Dover Township is currently planning an extensive multi-year cured in place pipe lining (CIPP) project, within the Sunrise Acres Development in Dover Township. This CIPP project consists of lining pipe ranging from forty-two inches (42”) to fifteen inches (15”). The entire length of this project in linear feet is six…