Discounted Amusement Park Tickets have arrived!

Buy your tickets before you go, avoid waiting in line and save BIG $$$.  Tickets may be purchased Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-4:30 PM – Cash or Credit Card only!  Unused tickets are not refundable.  Please call Parks and Recreation at (215) 443-5428 for information.  Tickets are available to:

Adventure Aquarium, Baltimore Aquarium, Camelbeach, Cedar Point, Clementon Park, DelGrosso's Amusement Park, Dorney Park, Dutch Wonderland, Hershey Park, Idlewild and Soak Zone, Kennywood, Knoebels Amusement Park, Longwood Gardens, Morey's Piers, PA Renaissance Faire, Philadelphia Zoo, Pittsburgh Zoo, Ride the Ducks-Phila., Roundtop Mountain Adventures, Sandcastle, Sesame Place, Six Flags America, MD, Six Flags Great Adventure, NJ, Sno Cove, Splash Zone, NJ, Waldameer Park

Click here to download a price list

Warminster Township Free Library is turning 50!

Join the celebration as the library celebrates its birthday!
June 11, 2011
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Library
(held rain or shine)

Everyone who attends gets a FREE cupcake!

Fun for the whole family!
See Chippy the clown, play miniature golf, meet Elmo, climb aboard a game truck, enjoy hot dogs, snacks and cupcakes.

Fore more information, please call 215.672.4362

Please support the 9-11 Memorial Brick Sale. Visit Hartsville Fire Company website for details.

The Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce they are now selling DISCOUNTED MOVIE TICKETS.

Tickets are sold for $7.50 each at the Parks and Recreation office, Monday through Friday (9:00 AM-4:00 PM). Stop by today and save some money before going to the movies.

May 6 - Thor, Jumping the Broom, Something Borrowed
May 13 - Priest, Bridesmaids
May 20 - Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
May 26 - Kung Fu Panda 2, The Hangover 2

The new Summer Directory will be in the mail soon. 
Watch your mailboxes for the latest programs with Parks and Recreation. Click here to get an early preview!

New for 2011 . . . Swimming Registration is now ON-LINE!!!

The Department of Agriculture’s Bureau of Dog Law Enforcement will canvass Bucks County from May 23rd – 27th, as part of its efforts to ensure Pennsylvania’s dogs are licensed, vaccinated and safe. Please click here to read more.

Licenses, Vaccinations Help Keep Pets Safe, Healthy

Beginning on April 1st 2011 you are required to obtain an electrical permit in Warminster Township in accordance with the Pennsylvania Uniform Construction Code. Plans and specifications may be reviewed and work inspected by any Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry approved Third Party Inspection Agency you chose use at this time. When applying for a permit you must submit a set of reviewed and approved plans/specifications along with an approval letter. The permit application and fee schedule can be found on the Township website. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the Department of Licenses & Inspections at (215) 443-5423.

2011 Fee Schedule
Construction Permit Application

The Warminster Township Police Department in partnership with the Bucks County District Attorney’s Office and the US Drug Enforcement Administration with be sponsoring drop off locations for the National Take Back  Initiative on Saturday April 30, 2011 from 10am to 2pm.

For more information and locations, please visit the Police Department Press section or call 215-443-5000.

Weather permitting, starting the week of April 4, 2011, we will begin flushing the water distribution system between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. During flushing in your area, please use as little water as possible since flushing may cause discoloration, rust and/or low water pressure.

You may call 215-675-3301 to access current information about the schedule of flushing. Please wait to be prompted before selecting menu option number 4 (general information), then number 2 for up-to-date flushing locations. We update this information each morning at 9 a.m. You may press 0 for the operator if you wish to speak with someone directly. Our web site www.warminsterauthority.com also will have flushing information.

Flushing the entire system takes approximately 6-8 weeks to complete. Factors beyond our control, such as weather and emergencies, make it difficult to predict exact dates that flushing will occur in your area. However, the sections stay in the same rotation. This means if your section is flushed first, it will always be flushed first. Flushing is necessary to maintain the water distribution system and preserve water quality. We know this may be inconvenient at times, but your patience and understanding during this period is greatly appreciated.

If you have any questions or concerns, please call our office at 215-675-3301.

Why drive to L&I for a form? They are now on-line! The Licenses and Inspection department now has FORMS that you can download at your own schedule; morning, noon or evening! Check out the L&I section to find out if they have a FORM that you need. Click here to see our updated list of forms. Please call the License and Inspection Department at 215.443.5423 for any concerns or questions.

Starting in 2011 Keystone Collections Group is the Earned Income and Local Services Tax Collector for Warminster  Township.

Keystone Collections Group
546 Wendel Road
Irwin, PA 15642
www.keystonecollects.com
888-519-3898
Employer Hotline:888-328-0558

New office opening late April:
1243 Easton  Road
Suite 101 Warrington, PA 18976

As to keep our residents connected, we are please to announce that Warminster Township is now on Facebook. So, go ahead and "like us" and stay connected to Warminster, where ever you are.

The Games are held for seniors 50 years and older. There are 22 events with something for everyone including: golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, badminton, track and field, table tennis, plus much much more! For more information, click here

For further information and event days and times call the Bucks County Department of Parks and Recreation (215) 348-6625 or the Bucks County Area Agency on Aging (215) 348-6116. Applications will be available beginning March 1 at the two co-sponsoring agencies and at ALL 13 Senior Centers in the County. Information and a registration form are also available below.

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED TO HELP AT THE SENIOR GAMES.
For further information call Jill Unger at (215) 348-6625.

• Please click here for the Executive Summary for the Final Budget 2011
• Please click here for the Final Budget 2011

Important Notice from License & Inspection.

All inspections building inspections (commercial & residential) beginning January 3, 2011 must be scheduled through the office at (215) 443-5423. This is due to a change in our third party inspection agency. At this time all electrical inspections are conducted by a third party electrical inspection agency of the permit holders choosing. If you have any questions please contact us.

Early Warning!  The most dangerous part of any fire is the smoke. That is why smoke detectors are essential for early warning of a fire in your home.  You should have one smoke detector on every level and one smoke detector in every bedroom in your house.  Be sure to test them regularly to ensure they work. Smoke detectors now come with many features such as voices, different languages, flashing lights, wireless interconnection, hardwired inter-connection, battery powered, and carbon monoxide alarm.  Make sure you are alerted before it is too late. If you have any questions about smoke detectors, please contact the Fire Marshal's Office at (267) 803-FIRE.

As the Parks and Recreation department enters into its second year with the Bark Park, they are now accepting new members to join. Please visit the Bark Park for more information and download a paws pass.

The Parks and Recreation department is now selling 2011 Bucks County dog licensees. Please remember to get your 2011 license. For more information,
please call 215 443 5428.

Safety Town Coming soon to Warminster Community Park in 2010-2011!

Warminster Township Parks & Recreation began planning Safety Town in Warminster Community Park in 2007, but until Warminster Rotary came on board in 2009, this project was just a dream. Warminster Rotary members are actively involved - working with the Department to develop a strategy for moving forward, creating a layout, determining costs and providing funding.

GOING GREEN! Businesses are invited to join Rotary in supporting the Safety Town project for the youth in this community by purchasing customized building facades made from recyclable plastic lumber materials and green paint! Click here for more information