Bristol Township

Bristol Township Hires 2 New Police Officers

At their regular meeting of September 20, 2018, the Bristol Township Council welcomed two new Police Officers, who took their Oath of Office in front of a large crowd. Click here to read Press Release from the Chief of Police.

Fall Festival - September 22nd

Our Fall Festival is this Saturday from 11:00am - 4:00pm. Come and enjoy a beautiful Saturday with Bristol Township. Click here to review the Press Release from the Director of Parks and Recreation.

Road Closure

Haines Road between Route 13 and Junewood Drive is closed. Bristol Township and Engineers are working with the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for a solution to the pipes collapsing, causing Haines road to deteriorate. More information will be posted once we have an update. Thank you for your cooperation.

Change in Emergency Sewer Telephone Number

The Sewer Department Emergency Telephone Number for afterhours, weekend and holiday emergencies has changed. Please call 267-850-9883. We will forward the calls from the previous number (267-716-3297) to this new number for a month, then the original number will be disconnected.

Please continue to call 215-785-0500 for sewer emergenies Monday through Friday 8:30AM - 5:00PM.

Levittown Chosen As 41st Best Place To Live By Money Magazine

Money Magazine, in its annual Best Places to Live 2016 edition, has named the Levittown section of Bristol Township as the 41st best place to live in America. Levittown is the only Pennsylvania community to make the list. The magazine cited jobs, affordable housing, property taxes, public schools, healthcare, recreational opportunities, and low crime as their criteria for the methodology in determining their rankings.

Council President Craig Bowen said that it was a great accomplishment to be recognized by a highly-regarded national publication such as Money Magazine. “The Township Council made some very difficult decisions to reduce the cost of government and invested millions of tax dollars to improve Bristol Township,” Bowen said. “It’s nice to be saluted nationally. ”Bowen noted that the Council’s priorities of job creation, improving housing stock, lowering property taxes, and investing in technology to bring the police department up to date to fight crime have clearly paid off.

Live Broadcast of Council Meetings

Council Meetings are broadcast live on Comcast Channel 22 and Verizon FiOS Channel 45 and streamed live from the Township’s website.

Click Here for Schedule of Meeting Dates

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Want to stay updated on Township news and events? Now, Bristol Township news and important information can be emailed directly to you! Bristol Township developed an electronic “E” newsletter to keep our residents and supporters better informed! If you would like to receive Township news and updates, please enter your email address on the “Sign up for our e-newsletter” Township News icon on our website (bottom of this page).

FEMA National Flood Insurance Map Changes:

FEMA has Reclassified Properties in Several Large Areas of Bristol Township for Flood Insurance. FEMA has released new maps for public review. The new maps – also known as digital Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) –reflect current flood risks. These new maps are available at the Bristol Township Administration Building for Bristol Township residents to review.

Click Here to View Flood Maps (compressed .zip files)

Click Here for More Information on Elevation Certificates

Click Here for Application form for Single Residential Structure of Lot

https://msc.fema.gov/portal

Bristol Township At A Glance