Land Development

Land Development

Below is information about submitted land development applications in Montgomery Township. The Township will continue to post updates to Land Development projects as new information becomes available.

If you need information about a project not listed below, please call the Planning and Zoning Department at 215-393-6920.

The Village, 511-521 Stump Road  (Approved 9/9/24)

Land development application, submitted by Harry E. Hassan, under review for a proposed Mixed-Use Complex to renovate a 6-acre shopping center, known as The Village, by proposing the installation of a new 3,600 square foot two-story mixed use building with medical offices and apartments on current parking spaces in the southern corner of the property, along with installing apartments in two of the three other buildings already present on the site.  This property contains an existing stand-alone building used as a restaurant, which will not change, and two other two-story buildings with first floor commercial and office uses.  This proposal would allow for the installation of apartments on the second floor, as permitted under the “Mixed Use Complex” zoning provision in the S-Shopping Center district.

Quick Lube of Carolina, LLC dba Take 5 Oil Change, 737 Bethlehem Pike (approved 5/13/24)

Quick Lube of Carolina LLC, doing business as Take 5 Oil Change, has submitted a land development application to demolish a vacant building and construct a new 1,600 square foot building with three drive-through lanes for oil changes, on a parcel of land in the C-Commercial district at 737 Bethlehem Pike, just south of the Five Points intersection.

Montgomeryville Mitsubishi, 1011 Bethlehem Pike (approved 7/8/24)

309 Autovest Properties has submitted a land development application to construct a new Mitsubishi automotive dealership on a 9.97-acre property, in the LI/HLI zoning district, currently shared with an Acura dealership on the northbound side of Bethlehem Pike, just south of Stump Road.  The proposed building will cover 24,600 square feet with space for a showroom, offices, and service bays. 

Panera Bread, 801 Bethlehem Pike, Airport Square (approved 9/23/24)

RE Plus Airport Square, LLC has submitted a land development application to install a Panera Bread restaurant with drive-through on a new pad site in the Airport Square Shopping Center, in the parking lot of the existing T.J. Maxx and Home Sense stores, in the S-Shopping Center zoning district.  The proposed restaurant building would cover 4,300 square feet with a 556 square foot patio and offer 110 dining seats, with two drive-through lanes proposed.

Penn Medicine, Dekalb Pike, between Welsh Road and Gwynmont Drive (approved 8/28/23)

Click here for the dedicated Penn Medicine Project page.

The above photo is a conceptual plan.

The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, Owner & Operator of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, have submitted a land development application to construct an ambulatory health care center on a 11.9-acre parcel of land on the east side of Dekalb Pike, between Welsh Road and Gwynmont Drive, located in the C Commercial zoning district, which is permitted by conditional use in this zoning district.  The Board of Supervisors granted the conditional use on April 10, 2023, and subsequently conditionally approved the land development application on August 28, 2023.  The 4-story ambulatory health care center, with adjoining 5-level parking garage, will provide outpatient medical services including labs, physical therapy, primary care, and orthopedics, without overnight or 24-hour operations.  The site will be improved with landscaping, stormwater management, lighting, an internal walking path, pedestrian crosswalks, and a traffic signal at Dekalb Pike and Gateway Center Drive/Penn Medicine Drive.

If you are looking for Building Permits, please visit our Permits Page.

About Montgomery Township

About Montgomery Township

Montgomery Township is a municipality situated at the edge of Montgomery County, amongst a group of surrounding suburban municipalities in Montgomery and Bucks Counties. The Township is governed by a 5-member Board of Supervisors, and supported by nearly 100 full-time staff members. In addition to our Board and staff members, the Township has over 130 community volunteers who serve on 16 different boards and commissions.

The Township is 10.82 square miles, has a population of over 25,000 residents (26,164 per 2019 census), and is located in the North Penn School district. Community neighborhoods range in various housing options: single-family homes, townhomes, age-restricted communities, and apartment complexes.

The Montgomery Township Community & Recreation Center and the Montgomery Mall are two major establishments within the Township, offering recreation programs, shopping, and business opportunities for all. Outdoor recreation is heavily favored in the Township as well, with 15 different parks and a scenic parkway trail for residents to enjoy. In 2013, PennDOT finished constructing the 202 Parkway through the Township, which has been designated as a Scenic Byway, the only roadway in Montgomery County with this designation.  The parkway trail offers an 8.4 mile long trail for biking, walking/running, and inline skating.

Mission Statement:

To promote and enhance the quality of life of our residents, the vitality of our neighborhoods, and opportunities for business by striving for excellence and value in all services provided by the Township. The needs, interests and desires of the residents, businesses and taxpayers provide the guidance for the Township officials and employees as we create and implement policies and services for the community and its visitors. Vision, sensitivity, and respect are necessary as we balance the many needs of the community groups and provide cost effective, efficient and responsive government.

Autumn Festival

2025 Montgomery Township Autumn Festival

October 18, 2025

Noon to 5pm

William F. Maule Park at Windlestrae

1147 Kenas Rd

North Wales, PA 19454

Note: There are no fireworks this year.

Questions? Contact Jenna Bertoti, Special Events Coordinator, at JBertoti@montgomerytwp.org or 267-649-7205 (landline - please no text messages).

Citizen Problem Reporter

Report an issue to Public Works.

This is a tool for the public to submit requests for service in Montgomery Township. This is for non-emergency requests only. Please report all emergencies to 911. Users can submit new requests and review existing requests. Vote on requests submitted by others that are of concern to you. Users can also monitor the status of previously submitted requests. While reports can be anonymous, contact information is helpful. Include a name and either phone number or email address so we can follow up if necessary. Providing an email address will sign you up for email updates on your request.

If you are having trouble seeing the application embedded below, place click here to access the Citizen Problem Reporter.

Citizen Problem Reporter

Connect on Social Media

@MontTwp	@MontPolice	@MontCRC	@MontTwp

Fire Marshal

Mission Statement

The Fire Marshal's Office is committed to providing an effective and reasonable customer service response to the businesses within our Township while providing a public education and fire code enforcement program to ensure the life safety of the citizenry we are obligated to protect.

Management of the Office of the Fire Marshal

The Director/Chief Fire Marshal possesses the authority to sign off on all major areas of responsibility and their attendant issues. All Fire Marshals under the immediate supervision of the Director will perform the physical activities necessary to accomplish and fulfill the responsibilities.

The Director and/or Assistant Fire Marshal will follow up on all violations that result from the inspections.

The Director and/or Assistant Fire Marshal conducts plan reviews and preliminary site recognizance.

Audit Information

Below, under "Links" are the Comprehensive Annual Financial Reports from recent years.

The purpose of this report is to provide readers with useful information concerning the Township's financial position and operations.

Discover Our Parks

Parks & Facilities Reservations

Montgomery Township offers a variety of amenities to its residents and visitors throughout its Park System, which consists of various facilities or fields that can be reserved by residents at no additional fee. 

To reserve a facility or field, please complete the following steps:

• Complete and submit the Facility and Field Use Permit Application shown below.
• Read the Facilities and Fields Use Policy, sign the signature page and submit with permit application.
• Also, as applicable:
  • If you are a non-resident or a For-Profit Organization, please attach payment for your reservation request to your permit application.
  • For reservations with 25 or more attendees, you will need to submit a Certificate of Liability Insurance with the minimum coverage specified.  More information on insurance requirements may be found within the Facility and Field Use packet.

All reservations are approved on a first come, first serve basis.  Please allow at least 30 days for review and confirmation.Once your permit has been approved,you will receive a confirmation letter, confirming your reservation.  Bring your confirmation letter with you on the day of your function.

This information is provided as guidance only; the Facilities and Field Use Policy and Fee Schedule are the approved and controlling Montgomery Township documents.

Parks Facility and Field Use Packet

Tournament Permit Application

Parks and Facilities Location Details

Community & Recreation Center Room Rentals

Prevent Stormwater Pollution

Precipitation from rain or melting snow that flows over the ground creates stormwater runoff. Surfaces like streets, driveways, and sidewalks prevent runoff from being absorbed into the ground. Stormwater runoff flows into storm drains or directly into bodies of water.

Stormwater runoff can pick up chemicals, debris, dirt and other pollutants that will contaminate our water. It is a common misconception among residents that stormwater is treated before it reaches the waterways. This assumption is false, and every thing picked up by the runoff empties into our natural waterways.

By practicing healthy household habits residents can limit the pollution dumped into our storm drains, which empty into the waterways. Listed below are ways people can limit stormwater pollution.

1. Use fertilizers sparingly and sweep up driveways, sidewalks, and roads.
2. Never dump anything down storm drains.
3. Compost your yard waste.
4. Direct downspouts away from paved surfaces.
5. Take your car to the car wash instead of washing it in the driveway.
6. Check car for leaks, and recycle motor oil.
7. Pick up after your pet.

To learn more about stormwater management, please visit these Web sites below.

Annual Township Budget

View the current budget.

Review the 2026 Preliminary Budget.

Montgomery Township staff has prepared this budget report to provide a more in-depth picture of our operations and proposed capital projects and purchases.

At its core, the budget is the foundation for what we do, and the services we provide daily. It is built on assumptions about our operating expenses and the various revenue sources that fund them. These assumptions are based not only on recent history, but on calculated projections about the upcoming year. It is prepared with the involvement of all departments and key staff and reveals details regarding the areas of public service prioritized by the Board of Supervisors including:

• Public safety with an accredited Police Department which now has the distinction of being a Premier Agency, one of 10 in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
• A paid and volunteer fire department providing 24/7 coverage to our township and assisting neighboring municipalities when needed.
• A Public Works department responsible for the maintenance of Township parks, our facilities, roads (including snow removal), traffic signals, and stormwater management facilities.
• Parks and Recreation which many residents and prospective residents view as important to their quality of life. We continue to plan for renovations to existing ones including Fellowship and Whistlestop Parks and have been awarded grants from the Commonwealth of PA to aid our efforts.

Our job as Township employees is to ensure the day-to-day operations are run efficiently, ethically, and transparently, solidifying my belief that local government is the most responsive and responsible form of government, as it directly impacts the daily lives of Township residents and businesses.

Thank you for your interest and for taking the time to read this document.

Bids & RFP's

Our bids are posted and managed through Municibid Please visit their website and search for "Montgomery Township"  to view our open bids.

Contact Us

You can contact the Montgomery Township Building on business days between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm at:

Tel: 215-393-6900

Fax: 215-855-6656

Email: generalinfo@montgomerytwp.org

You can contact the Montgomery Township Community & Recreation Center during business hours at:

Tel: 267-649-7200

Email: RecreationDirector@montgomerytwp.org

Website: www.montcrc.com.         

Other departments can be contacted individually. A comprehensive list of departments is available online.

Please dial 911 for an emergency.

Your Community

About DFS

Station 18 Operations

The state of the art fire apparatus housed at the fire stations are

• Battalion One: Special Service 18, Squad 18, Tower 18, Traffic 18
• Battalion Two: Squad 18-1, Engine 18, Utility 18

Public Works Links

LTAP - https://www.dot7.state.pa.us/LTAP/

PennState Pesticide Education Program - http://www.pested.psu.edu/

Pennsylvania Game Commission - https://www.pgc.pa.gov/Pages/default.aspx

Recreation Offerings

Become a member of Mont CRC (Montgomery Township Community & Recreation Center) or sign up for recreation programs at www.montcrc.com. 

Keep up with Mont CRC on Twitter @MontTwp #MontCRC

Call Mont CRC at 267-649-7200. 

RECREATION PROGRAMS

To view the various Recreation Programs and to register, please visit the Montgomery Township Community and Recreation Center website.  

Cancellation Policy: Programs are subject to cancellation if there is insufficient enrollment, inclement weather, or other reasonable causes.  If the school districts close the schools due to inclement weather, any scheduled recreation programs will also be cancelled.

Service Index Items

Visit Montgomery Township

Business Fire Services

This page is a work in progress. Business resources and services provided by the Department of Fire Services will be on this page, including information about:

• Knox Box
• Fire Alarm and Sprinkler Submittal
• Truss Placards
• Staff Fire Extinguisher Training
• Preplanning
• Fire/Site Safety Visits.

Thank you for your patience as we update our website and its resources. Please call (215)-393-6936 or email WWiegman@montgomerytwp.org for information about these items in the meantime.

Township Projects

On this page, you can see what projects are currently underway in Montgomery Township.

Business

INFORMATION & SERVICES FOR TOWNSHIP BUSINESSES

Montgomery Township is committed to supporting the interests of small businesses to large corporations who want to invest in the Township. The Township prides itself on the diversity of its business community and welcomes professionals, manufacturers, retailers, and other entrepreneurs to the community. The Board of Supervisors recognizes the importance of the business community and the services that they provide our residents and visitors.

 Administration

• Bids & RFP
• Business Development Partnership (BDP) Committee
• E-Newsletter
• Right to Know Requests
  

Business Tax & Finance

• Berkheimer Business Taxes Information

Fire

• Fire Life Safety Inspections
• Truss Placard Program
• Knox Box Program

Park & Recreation

• Autumn Festival Sponsorship and Vendor Opportunities

Planning

• Permit Applications
• Zoning
• Zoning Hearing Board

Police

• Contact Information
• How to obtain a police report?

For more information about local businesses please visit:

Chamber of Commerce for Greater Montgomery County

Road Projects

The following is the proposed schedule for the 2024 Road Projects

The following is the proposed schedule for the various roads that are budgeted to be milled and overlaid. Due to fluctuation in asphalt pricing and budgetary constraints, the paving of some roads may be deferred to a later date. Should any changes to this schedule be required, we will send out a notice in advance.

The hours of operation will be approximately 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and may change, as necessary.

The project is scheduled to begin in early-July and be completed by early-August.

The following is the list of roads to be milled and overlaid:

• White Pine Drive
• Addison Lane
• Sparks Circle
• Country Lane
• Magdalena Lane
• Manor Drive
• Terwood Lane
• Wentworth Drive
• Broad Acres Road
• Blue Jay Way
• Gordon Lane
• Schreiner Drive
• McLaughlin Road
• Claremont Drive (Upper State Road to County Line Road)

During the project, your street will be closed except for local traffic and emergency vehicles. During the milling and paving of your street we are requiring that all cars be parked in their driveways. This will assist us in completing this project in a timely manner. Due to extreme temperatures of the material, it is recommended that you keep children and pets away from the street area where the paving process is taking place. Please avoid driving your vehicle on this material during the placement of blacktop or crack sealer material to avoid damage to your vehicle. We will not be held liable for any resulting damage.

***Each property owner should check their mailbox front to ensure that it is a minimum of 7 inches behind the face of the curb, which is within federal postal regulations. Prior to the start of the paving project, the homeowner should reset any mailboxes protruding past the minimum measurement of 7 inches behind the face of the curb. This will ensure that the mailbox will not be damaged during the milling and paving operation. Any damage that may occur will be the responsibility of the homeowner***

Please trim any trees or shrubs extending past the edge of the roadway or curb. This will allow our paving equipment to pass safely in front of your property. Montgomery Township will not be responsible for anything damaged in the right-of-way, such as invisible dog fencing, basketball backstops etc.

The following is the proposed schedule for the 2024 Curb Replacement Program

The hours of operation will be approximately 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and may change as necessary.
The project is scheduled to begin in late-May and be completed in mid-July.

Concrete curb work will be done as needed on the following roads:

• White Pine Drive
• Addison Lane
• Sparks Circle
• Country Lane
• Magdalena Lane
• Manor Drive
• Terwood Lane
• Wentworth Drive
• Broad Acres Road
• Blue Jay Way
• Gordon Lane
• Schreiner Drive
• McLaughlin Road
• Claremont Drive (Upper State Road to County Line Road)

Please note that the curb to be removed and replaced will be marked out in white.

Note: Only severely cracked or heavily spalled curbs will be replaced.

All driveway and/or lawn restorations will be done in a timely manner upon completion of the project. Some residents will have to park their vehicles in the street during the curb restoration.

Defacing or writing in concrete will be treated as criminal mischief vandalism and will be handled by the Montgomery Township Police Department. Anyone that witnesses vandalism is asked to please call the Police Department at (215) 362-2301.

Please trim any trees or shrubs extending past the edge of the roadway or curb. This will allow our contractor to easily access your property to make the necessary repairs. Montgomery Township will not be responsible for anything damaged in the right-of-way, such as invisible dog fencing, lawn sprinkler systems etc.

Please feel free to contact the Public Works Department at (215) 855-0510 if you have any questions pertaining to the information above. Thank you.

Don't see the project you're looking for above? 

It may be a PennDOT or Montgomery County project taking place within the boundaries of Montgomery Township. Use the links below to view current projects for PennDOT and Montgomery County.

PennDOT District 6 Road Projects Bulletin

Montgomery County Roads and Bridges

Photo Gallery

Environment

This page is a work in progress and will serve as a central hub for Montgomery Township's environmental information and resources. 

Montgomery Township is committed to preserving and protecting the natural beauty of the community as well as implementing green initiatives. This is most evident by the multimillion-dollar investment scheduled to improve our stormwater system over the next five years. Also, the Board of Supervisors adopted the Ready For 100 renewable energy resolution in 2021. Ready for 100 is a national movement that Montgomery Township has joined intending to work toward 100% clean renewable energy for all.

Resources:

Environmental Advisory Committee

• EAC Blog Posts

DFS Community Engagement

Community engagement is crucial for the success and effectiveness of the Montgomery Township Department of Fire Services. By engaging with the community, the departments are able to build trust, enhance understanding, and foster positive relationships.

This interaction can lead to increased cooperation and collaboration, which can result in the effective resolution of problems and the creation of safer, more secure neighborhoods. Community engagement also provides an opportunity for residents to share their concerns, suggestions, and experiences with the departments, allowing them to better understand and address the needs of the community. Ultimately, strong community engagement can lead to a more resilient and proactive community, where residents and emergency services work together to promote safety and security.

Events

This page is a work in progress and will serve as a central hub directing to community events in Montgomery Township.

Parks & Trails Projects

Snow Removal

High priority is also given to the clearing of major streets so that school buses and emergency vehicles can gain access to all parts of the Township. As soon as all major streets are clear, equipment is immediately moved into residential areas.

Under normal circumstances, cul-de-sacs are the last residential streets to be cleared. Cul-de-sacs are plowed last, because they carry the lowest volume of traffic among the different types of streets.

Snow on state roads

State snow removal crews are responsible for clearing state roads. However, a Township plow will keep their blades down while traveling a state road to assist in the state’s snow removal process out of courtesy and safety for travelers.

To see which roads are maintained by PennDOT, please visit Township Roads vs. State Roads / Montgomery Township, PA (montgomerytwp.org)

There are two aspects of a snow operation - salting and plowing. When roads start to freeze from falling precipitation, salting operations begin on major roads and continue until all roads are completed or until it is no longer effective to salt (due to the depth of snow). The more traffic on a road, the more effective the salt. As a result, some residential streets with small amounts of traffic may appear to have not been salted.

Please keep in mind that as temperatures drop, salt becomes less effective. Once the temperature drops below 20 degrees, salt is no longer effective at all.

If snowfall accumulates and plowing is required, salting operations cease. When the snow stops and final plowing is accomplished on all roads, salt is spread again. All roads are monitored for icy spots and re-salted where dangerous.

All basketball backstops and trash containers/totes should be removed from any Township Right-of-Way, which is generally 1 foot behind the sidewalk. Any damage that may occur during plowing operations will be the responsibility of the homeowner.

If you have your driveway plowed before the street is completed, clear an area to the left of the drive entrance (standing in the driveway, facing the street). When your street is plowed, the snow from the plow can be unloaded in this area instead of your driveway.

Plows sometimes find it necessary to make several passes in order to clear snow all the way to the curb to allow for property drainage.

Please, do not empty snow from your driveway into the street, this slows the overall plowing operation. Also, if snow that is placed in the street freezes, it can create a traffic hazard.

If you have a fire hydrant on your property, please clear the snow away from the area around it (leaving the markers intact). This will assist fire crews in the event of an emergency.

Please only call if it is an urgent matter. If snow removal crews are sent off their normal routes on special efforts, it slows down the overall cleanup. Your street will be plowed as quickly as possible.

If you do call to report a condition, the information is immediately dispatched to a truck in your district. There is no need to call a second time.

In the event of a police, fire or ambulance emergency, the Township's plow drivers are dispatched in conjunction with the emergency vehicles.

Neighbor & Family Safety

Montgomery Township would like to thank residents for their continued support throughout the winter seasons and remind residents to check on family, friends, and neighbors to ensure their safety and well-being this winter.

Snow Emergency Routes 

The Montgomery Township Police Department issues a Snow Emergency when conditions exist that warrant such a declaration to protect the health, safety, and welfare of affected residents in Montgomery Township. 

When a Snow Emergency is declared, all Snow Emergency routes must be kept clear of parked or unattended vehicles during the emergency so that roads can be properly plowed. 

Any vehicles left parked or abandoned on a Snow Emergency route during a snow emergency may be fined or towed. Please click here for a list of Montgomery Township Snow Emergency routes. 

Emergency Management

Fire Department of Montgomery Township (FDMT) Volunteer Organization

Codes & Permits

Click here to view the current list of codes adopted by Montgomery Township.

Click here to see a list of common projects that require permits.

Please select from our APPLICATION TYPES listed below:

New Residents

You have arrived in Montgomery Township.

We welcome you to Montgomery Township! This page is being developed as a central hub where new residents can find the key information they need. If there is information you think would be helpful to have on this page, please email your suggestion to website@montgomerytwp.org 

• Municipal Voting Information
• Trash & Utilities
• Recycling

Your Guide to Montgomery Townshop

View "Your Guide to Montgomery Township," an annual publication with the most important information residents and business owners need to know about living and doing business in Montgomery Township.

Township Roads vs. State Roads

The Public Works Department is responsible for all road maintenance to township roads, parks, basins/drainage, traffic/street lights, vehicles and all township owned buildings. They are also responsible for the snow removal and deicing of township roads.

Township Roads vs. PennDOT Roads:

The following is a list of roads that are state roads and are maintained by PennDOT:

• County Line Road
• 202 Parkway
• Doylestown Road
• Dekalb Pike
• Upper State Road
• Kenas Road
• Route 463
• Hartman Road
• Taylor Road
• Route 309
• Lansdale Avenue
• Route 63

Note: North Wales Road from Route 309 and south is a county road and is maintained by Montgomery County Roads & Bridges.

Residential Fire Services

This page is a work in progress. It will share fire safety services and resources for residential properties, including information about:

• Recreational Fire Pits
• Fire Extinguisher Training
• Smoke Detector Installation
• Home Safety Fire Checks

Thank you for your patience as we update our website and its resources. Please call (215)-393-6936 or email WWiegman@montgomerytwp.org for information about these items in the meantime.

PA Act 44 of 2009, Pension Reform Act Compliance

Chapter 7-A of Act 44 of 2009 requires that all parties to a service contract with a municipal pension fund submit an annual disclosure to their Pennsylvania public sector clients.  The disclosure form provides certain information in regard to any financial relationships that may exist between the entities and the elected and appointed officials of the municipality to determine if a conflict of interest might be present.  The form was sent to all entities that provide services to any Montgomery Township Pension Plan.  

The disclosure forms must be posted on the municipality's website and be filed and updated annually for the life of the contract between the municipality and each party. 

The most recent disclosure forms are available for review below under "Links."

Financial Advisory Committee

The purpose of the Finance Committee is to serve as an advisory committee that reports to and advises the Board of Supervisors of Montgomery Township on various financial matters.  The financial matters to be reviewed by the Committee will be directed by the Supervisors.  This may include accounting and financial reporting requirements, annual audit reports, financial results (budget vs. actual), strategic financial plan, earned income, business, and real estate taxes: collections and audits, investment of excess funds (short-term and long-term), bond issues and debt management, and other matters of a financial nature as directed by the Supervisors.

Monthly Meeting Schedule

• Meets Quarterly: 3rd Monday of January, April, July, October at 6 p.m.
• Open to the Public

Committee Members

• Andrew Hatstat
• Mark Klemmer
• Richard Morrow
• Jeffrey Thomson
• Barbara Vinciguerra

Board of Supervisors and Finance Department Representatives

• Audrey R. Ware, Board Liaison
• Carolyn McCreary, Township Manager

Stormwater Management

Library Services

Library Services

While there is no permanent library in Montgomery Township, there are opportunities for our residents to engage with local library services. 

Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library

Montgomery Township residents can place a hold and pick up books from the Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library Bookmobile.

Location: Montgomery Township Community & Recreation Center - 1030 Horsham Road, Montgomeryville, PA 18936

Hours: Fridays 10:30am - 4:00pm

North Wales Area Library

Montgomery Township residents represent the second-largest membership base for the North Wales Area Library.

Visit the North Wales Area Library website for the most up to date information.

Location : 233 S. Swartley Street, North Wales, PA 19454

Hours: Monday through Friday 11am-7pm, Saturday 10am-5pm

Popular Annual Financial Report (PAFR)

The purpose of the Popular Annual Financial Report (PAFR) is to provide not only financial information but also insight into the Township's operations in a format that is more accessible to the reader.

Please use the links in the "News" tab below to find our most recent PAFR publication.

Police Pension Fund Advisory Committee

• Meets Quarterly on the 3rd Wednesday of January, April, July, and October at 6:30 p.m.
• Open to the Public

Committee Members

• David Beaver
• Thomas Kowalski

Board of Supervisors and Administration & Finance Department Representatives

• Carolyn McCreary, Township Manager

Fire Dept. Annual Reports

Annual Reports

2022 & 2023 Annual Fire Report

2024 Annual Fire Report

USPS Mailbox Guidelines

USPS Mailbox Guidelines 

For complete USPS mailbox guidelines, click here.

Where to Place the Mailbox

• Here are some helpful guidelines to follow when placing your mailbox:
• Position your mailbox 41″ to 45″ from the road surface to the bottom of the mailbox or point of mail entry.
• Place your mailbox 6″ to 8″ back from the curb. If you do not have a raised curb, contact your local postmaster for guidance.
• Put your house or apartment number on the mailbox.
• If your mailbox is on a different street from your house or apartment, put your full street address on the box.

Installing the Mailbox Post

The best mailbox supports are stable but bend or fall away if a car hits them.  The Federal Highway Administration recommends:

• A 4″ x 4″ wooden support or a 2″-diameter standard steel or aluminum pipe.
• Avoid unyielding and potentially dangerous supports, like heavy metal pipes, concrete posts, and farm equipment (e.g., milk cans filled with concrete).
• Bury your post no more than 24″ deep.

Zoning

Business Development Partnership (BDP)

• Third Tuesday of Every Month, 8:30 AM
• Open to the Public

Committee Members

• Jim Brusilovsky
• Ryan Frazier
• Mary Griffith-Alfarano
• Jay Haenn
• Wesley Nappen
• J.P. Northop
• Joy Zwicker

Board of Supervisors and Staff Representatives

• Beth A. Staab, Board Liaison
• Marianne McConnell, Planning Director
• Derek Muller, Public Information Coordinator

Business Owners Happy Hour - September 24, 2025

Dear Montgomery Township Business Owner,

You're invited to an evening of networking, light fare, and conversation at the Business Owners Happy Hour, presented by the Montgomery Township Business Development Partnership.

Date: Wednesday, September 24, 2025
Time: 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Location: Marks Jewelers, 975 Bethlehem Pike, Montgomeryville, PA 18936
Additional parking available at Knights Inn

This free event is exclusively for Montgomery Township business owners and managers (21+). Enjoy complimentary beer and wine, courtesy of Marks Jewelers, and finger foods provided by Fulton Bank and Citadel Credit Union, while connecting with fellow local business leaders.

Please RSVP by September 17, 2025 at MontTwp.org/BDP or call 215-393-6905. Attendance is limited to two owners/managers per business.

We look forward to seeing you there and fostering connections within our business community.

Sincerely,
Montgomery Township Business Development Partnership

RSVP Here

Park & Recreation Advisory Board

• Second Wednesday of Each Month at 7 p.m.
• Open to the Public

• Jeremy Dombroski
• Moira Giordano
• Kim Greene
• John "Jess" Jastrzembski
• Mary Beth Meehan
• Heather Pelletier
• Lynn Reamer
• Nancy M. Saladik

Board of Supervisors and Staff Representatives

• Tanya C. Bamford, Board Liaison
• Greg Reiff, Director of Public Works
• Floyd Shaffer, Community and Recreation Center Director

Open Space Committee

• Meets as needed and advertised.
• Open to the Public

Committee Members

• Jay Glickman
• Mary Beth Meehan

Board of Supervisors and Administration Department Representatives

• Carolyn McCreary, Township Manager

Environmental Advisory Committee

The purpose of the Environmental Advisory Committee is to report to and advise the Board of Supervisors of Montgomery Township on various environmental matters. The Committee shall identify environmental problems and recommend plans and programs to the Supervisors for the promotion and conservation of natural resources and for the protection and improvement of the quality of the environment within its territorial limits. The Committee may also address other matters of an environmental nature as directed by the Supervisors.

Monthly Meeting Schedule

• 2025 Meeting Dates:
  • • February 25, 2025
    • March 25, 2025 

    • May 27, 2025 

    • July 22, 2025 

    • September 23, 2025 

    • October 28, 2025

    • November 25, 2025 

• Open to the Public

Committee Members

• Donald Hamp
• Scott Hemmons
• Jonathan Katz
• Paul Mau
• Andy Mehrotra
• Tim Miehle
• Maureen Mirabella

Board of Supervisors and Staff Representatives

• Beth A. Staab, Board Liaison 
• Derek Muller, Public Information Coordinator

Free "Kiss The Ground" Movie Screening

When: April 22, 2025 at 6 p.m.

Where: Water Tower Cinema: 750 Montgomery Glen Drive, Montgomeryville, PA 18936

Cost: Free!

Register now!

Learn about the film

View the flyer 

More Information

Click here to read EAC Blog Posts.

Click here to visit the Township's Stormwater Management page.

Recycling in Montgomery Towship

Register for Electronic Recycling on April 19th now!

Click here to view the Montgomery County Recycling page.

Senior Volunteer Committee

 

Right to Know & Open Records

Right-To-Know Law

Act 3 of 2008 is Pennsylvania's Right-To-Know Law. On December 15, 2008, the Montgomery Township Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution No. 9 that enacted the Right-to-Know Township Policy.  It establishes the procedure by which Montgomery Township will address requests made to it for records under the Right-To-Know Law which took effect January 1, 2009. More information on the law can be found at the Commonwealth's Office of Open Records.

Right-to-Know Policy

Open Records Contact Information

Requests for Records

Appeal Information: