Public Notice: Council Meeting Cancellation

The meeting of the Bristol Township Council, originally advertised for March 5, 2015, has been cancelled due to lack of business. The next regular meeting of the Township Council will be on Thursday, March 19, 2015 in the Municipal Building, 2501 Bath Road, Bristol, PA.

Township Response to Grand Jury Report

The Bristol Township Manager authorizes the release of the following statement in order to keep township residents fully informed regarding the Grand Jury Report into the Cover-up of a DUI in the Police Department:

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Click Here to Read Township's Letter (dated January 6, 2015) to District Attorney David Heckler

Bristol Township's Annual Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday March 21, 12:00 noon
Bristol Township Municipal Complex (football field)

2501 Bath Rd. Bristol                        
This is a FREE event for children 10 & under

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Bristol Township's Upcoming EAC Presentations

The Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC) offers free community education programs to members of the public. Upcoming meetings are at the Bristol Township Municipal Building and begin at 7:00PM. See the list of upcoming meetings below:

March 25: Benefits of Composting 
May 27: Tree Planting: How to increase property values with trees and shrubs
July 22: Importance of Native Plants
October (TBD) MS4 and the importance of storm water management

Bristol Township's Spring Cleanup Weekend
Mark Your Calendar for Bristol Township’s Spring Clean Up Weekend. Free disposal of your Household Junk, Recyclables, and Electronics (televisions, computers, etc.) Saturday May 16 and Sunday May 17, 8:00 AM to 12:30 PM at the Bristol Township Municipal Building, 2501 Bath Road, Bristol. Proof of Bristol Township residency is required (such as a driver's license). For more information, call Joan Lamina at: 267-812-2950

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2015 ROAD PAVING PROJECT UPDATES
Bristol Township is making significant progress in meeting the Road Maintenance Program goal to provide excellent street conditions throughout the Township.Due to an unprecedented investment, 68 of the 177 miles of Township highways have been resurfaced over a three year period (2012-2014). At the February 2015 Council Meeting, Bristol Township Council awarded the 2015 annual paving project to James D. Morrissey, Inc. in the amount of $4,596,335. In 2015, Bristol Township will pave another 139 roads or 33.3 miles of Bristol Township highways
By the end of 2015, Bristol Township will have paved 435 roads or 101 miles of Township highways.

Click Here For More Information about Replacing Your Curb

Click Here to View a Complete List of Roads to be Paved in 2015

Bristol Township Swears-In Two New Police Officers
At their regular meeting of February 19, 2015, the Bristol Township Council welcomed Patrick Kitchenman and John Yeiter, who took their Oaths of Office in front of a large crowd. Patrick Kitchenman will start his employment with the Bristol Township Police Department on February 23, 2015.  John Yeiter will begin work on March 2, 2015. Under Chief Johnson’s supervision, Officer Kitchenman and Officer Yeiter will be trained to work in the patrol division as first responders to calls for service. The Officers were chosen from approximately 100 candidates who passed the Bucks County Consortium Test for police officers and both Officers already possess their Municipal Police Officer Training Certification Requirements.

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