Advertised Notice for Meadow Crest Development 30-Day Public Comment Period for Privately-Owned Sewage System in Proposed Meadow Crest Development
Click on the following link for additional information : Public Comment Ad
Click on the following link for additional information : Public Comment Ad
We want your input! If you did not fill out your community survey mailed out this spring, please take a few minutes to do so! Community input is crucial when updating the township comprehensive plan. You can click on the link below to print off a hard copy, or scan the QR Code at the end of the survey to send via mobile phone. We will be collecting data until approximately October, but the sooner we have resident input the better! (One survey per household, please)
The Recreation Board is looking for a new member. If you are interested in helping organize and run the many wonderful activities at Green Valley Park, please reach out to the township office. You may call 724-774-7822 or email secretary@newsewickley.com.
Did you know movies in the park, summer concert series, park yard sales, community day, and trick or treat trail would not happen without our wonderful volunteers on the Recreation Board.
The summer season is coming to end. Please stop by to enjoy the remaining events the Recreation Board has planned, watch a game, take your children to the playground, take a walk on the paved trail, or just sit on one of the many park benches and enjoy the view. We have a beautiful park, please take some time to enjoy it!
Join us for the following township events this fall:
PENNDOT CAREER OPPORUTNITIES!
Beaver County PennDOT maintenance is hosting an on site recruiting event on Thursday, August 24th from noon until 6 pm at the Rochester Office.
There will be on the spot interviews and driver esting, as well as possible conditional offers for select positions. They have 17 permanance full time vacancies and several winter openings for CDL operators and clerical staff.
The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority is conducting outreach to help guide where upcoming efforts should be focused as the Authority works to complete plans for providing broadband access across the commonwealth, including a 5-Year Action Plan for universal broadband service and a Digital Equity Plan. The plans are being developed in collaboration to establish a comprehensive, successful, and sustainable path to connect all Pennsylvanians to digital opportunities.
To develop the plans, the Authority is reaching out to residents, businesses, and organizations throughout Pennsylvania. Outreach includes a survey about resident access to broadband internet services, how much those services cost, whether it is a burden on the resident, and if the resident has the devices needed to access the internet. Township officials should complete the survey, which takes about 10-15 minutes, and should encourage their residents to complete the survey as well, particularly if there is limited broadband access in your community or if the available options are not affordable for your residents. Click here to take the survey, which will be made available via paper and by phone.
The Authority will also be conducting community conversation across the commonwealth to gain input on barriers to broadband access and affordability, including technical support and cybersecurity needs. Click here for upcoming events, which includes in-person events this evening in Dauphin, Delaware, and Tioga Counties.
The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority is conducting outreach to help guide where upcoming efforts should be focused as the Authority works to complete plans for providing broadband access across the commonwealth, including a 5-Year Action Plan for universal broadband service and a Digital Equity Plan. The plans are being developed in collaboration to establish a comprehensive, successful, and sustainable path to connect all Pennsylvanians to digital opportunities.
To develop the plans, the Authority is reaching out to residents, businesses, and organizations throughout Pennsylvania. Outreach includes a survey about resident access to broadband internet services, how much those services cost, whether it is a burden on the resident, and if the resident has the devices needed to access the internet. Township officials should complete the survey, which takes about 10-15 minutes, and should encourage their residents to complete the survey as well, particularly if there is limited broadband access in your community or if the available options are not affordable for your residents. Click here to take the survey, which will be made available via paper and by phone.
The Authority will also be conducting community conversation across the commonwealth to gain input on barriers to broadband access and affordability, including technical support and cybersecurity needs. Click here for upcoming events, which includes in-person events this evening in Dauphin, Delaware, and Tioga Counties.
Mosquito traps have been set up in public access areas. Please see the following link for additional information and photos of traps. BCCD WNV Flyer
*Beaver County farmers are invited to take a short survey to help the Conservation District provide better service to our farming community. This brief survey will ask some basic questions to help the District understand the needs of the farm community. Please take this survey and pass along the link to other farmers in Beaver County.
MS4 Fees will now be mailed and collected by Jordan Tax Services. The bills will be mailed on March 1st.
If you have not paid your 2021 or 2022 fees, those will be collected by Jordan Tax Services, please follow the instructions on the invoice.
If you have any questions regarding your MS4 fee or bill, please contact either the Municipal Office at 724-774-7822 or Jordan Tax Services at 412-835-5243.
The New Sewickley Tax Collector will no longer be able to assist you with MS4 fees. Thank you.
MS4 Storm Water Fee – Summary
Stormwater Fee Report and Study – August 2020
Appeal Application (revised) –
Stormwater Fee Calculation Determination Form
Credit Application (revised) –
The Township’s Text Notification System has been up and running. This system will let us keep residents informed of important information such as road closures, public hearings and emergency situations, along with informing residents of community events going on in the Township. Join the 400 + residents who have signed in. This information is strictly voluntary and will be for Township use only.
On December 27, 2022, 6:30 pm the Board of Supervisors at their regular meeting approved the budget for the year 2023.
The Township Administration Offices, Tax Office, and Municipal Authority Office has been closed to the public due to a possible COVID-19 Exposure. The office can be reached via telephone at 724-774-7822. Non-cash payments for taxes, water, and sewer can be dropped in the lock box in front of the Road Department Garage.