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Stay up to date with all the latest things, from meetings to special events, happening in West Penn Township.
Board of Supervisors Meeting
West Penn Township Board of Supervisors night meetings for 2022 will begin at 6PM. Morning Board Meetings will remain at 10AM.
Small Business Assistance Program
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Emergency Rental Assistance Program
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Recycling is Opened for Residents Only!
Hours of Operation:Mon.-Tues: 7AM-Noon
Wed: 10AM-2PM
Thurs.-Fri: 4PM-DUSK
List of Items If the recycling bin is full or locked, do NOT drop off your recycling
Atlas Park at West Penn Township
West Penn Township is in the process of developing a recreational park area on a site of 26 acres that was donated to the Township. It will be located on the West side of First St. which boarders Walker Township. Keep Reading
Public Notice
The West Penn Township Zoning Hearing Board for 2021 will meet Every 2nd Monday of the Each Month as needed.
Accepting Applications
West Penn Township is Accepting Applications for West Penn Twp. Housing Rehabilitation Program. Applications are available at the West Penn Township Municipal Building, 27 Municipal Rd. New Ringgold, PA 17960. Click here to learn more
The West Penn Township Office will be Closed to the Public
The Health & Safety or our Residents and Visitors are our Highest Priority. To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we are asking everyone to avoid personal visits to the Municipal Building. Instead, Please call or email our office or use the mailbox on our main door as a drop box for permits/ plans or any other documents.
Crime Watch Meeting
is scheduled for Thursday, August 19, 2021 @ 7PM. Meeting will be at the Municipal Building, 27 Municipal Rd., New Ringgold, PA 17960. Anyone interested in becoming a member, please come to the meeting.
Closed: Wed., July 28th - Fri., July 30th, 2021
If you need to drop off or pick-up something, please call or email me, westpenntwp@yahoo.com. I will respond as soon as I can. If you need to apply for a permit you can find the applications on our website, www.westpenntownship.org. under the forms & ordinances tab. Sorry for the inconvenience. Thank you for your cooperation, Katie Orlick, West Penn Township Secretary
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Forms and Ordinances
View and download city forms and ordinances straight from our website for all your official needs.
Emergency Services
Find contact information for the emergency services like the West Penn Fire Company.
Outdoor Recreation
Learn about our local parks and trails so you can go enjoy the great outdoors in our beautiful township.
Holiday Closures
Holidays are a special time of year. Find out when we’re closed so we can spend time with our families.
We are closed on The Following Holidays
Good Friday
Friday -April 15, 2022
Easter Monday
Monday -April 18, 2022
Primary Election Day
Tuesday-May 17, 2022
Memorial Day
Monday -May 30, 2022
Independence Day
Monday -July 4, 2022
Labor Day
Monday -September 5, 2022
Columbus DAy
Monday -October 10, 2022
General election day
Tuesday -November 8, 2022
Veteran’s Day
Friday, November 11, 2022
Thanksgiving Day
Thursday - November 24, 2022, Friday -November 25, 2022, and Monday -November 28, 2022
Christmas Eve / Christmas Day
Friday, - December 23, 2022, Saturday, -December 24, 2022, Monday, December 26, 2022
New Year’s Eve / New Year’s Day
Friday, December 30, 2022 and Saturday -January 1, 2023 Floating Holiday
History of
West Penn
Township
History of West Penn Township
The early settlers of West Penn Township came from south of the Blue Mountain and were primarily of German origin. These settlers found evidence of Indian villages, mounds and burial grounds. Skirmishes with the Indians in the Township were not uncommon. Fort Franklin was built in 1756 near Snyders as part of a series of forts along the Blue Mountains to help maintain the safety and welfare of the first settlers. Among the first settlers in the 1760’s were Steigerwalt, Gilbert, and Ohl, who settled in the Lizard Creek area. Learn More