Announcements
Interested in Babysitting but need to learn more about safety and emergencies? This class is designed for ages 11-16. The class emphasis is on five main areas: prevention, safety, responsibility, leadership, and professionalism.
Pre-registration is required due to class size limits.
This class will be hosted by Butler County Parks and Recretaion as a partnership with Adams Township Parks and Recreation. To register please follow the link below.
https://bcpr.recdesk.com/Community/Program/Detail?programId=594
Municipal Publishing, LLC is proud to present the 2024 Pennsylvania Municipal Guide.
Last week we celebrated Mr. Edward Vogel Sr.’s 41 years of service on the Adams Township Board of Supervisors. Mr. Vogel received honors from both Representative Stephenie Scialabba’s office as well as Senator Elder Vogels Office. As a sign of appreciation for Edwards many years of service, the Board of Supervisors has decided to rename the schoolhouse at Adams Township Community Park the Edward L Vogel Sr. School house. We are so grateful for his many years on the board and look forward to building on all of that hard work for years to come.
The PA DEP, Radon Division in cooperation with the American Lung Association is offering an opportunity for residents to receive valuable health related information and a free radon test kit. Click here to sign up.
Route 228 Corridor Improvement Projects
The Route 228 Corridor Improvement Projects are aimed at updating the safety and efficiency of the route from its intersection with Route 8 to Route 19. The project includes multiple projects such as the Balls Bend Safety Improvement project and the Three Degree Road project.
Click here for more information on the 228 Corridor Improvement projects.
This memorandum of understanding is to set forth the understanding and terms between Adams Township and the ATTACC with respect to the donation of real property by Adams Township to the ATTACC.
Memorandum of Understanding with ATTACC
Adams Township is happy to announce that we have updated to a new alert notification system. Rave Alert will allow us to communicate any alerts needed through email, phone, or SMS messaging. If you were registered to receive alerts through our old system Swift Alert, than you have been transferred over to the new software. We ask all users to log onto the link below to reset your password, and make any edits to your account that may be outdated. You can also select the type of messages and you would like to receive from us as well. If you have not been apart of our alert program you can sign up using the same link below.
Log In/Sign Up – Smart911
The Connoquenessing Watershed Alliance is a grass-roots, volunteer group of individuals, groups and businesses that are concerned about issues in our local watershed that could affect water quality. Since our inception in 1999, the CWA has been active in water testing, riparian buffer restoration, and educational activities throughout the watershed. As time has passed, our group’s focus has shifted towards in-stream habitat improvement projects, primarily in the Sullivan Run and Thorn Creek sub-watersheds to date. Partnering with numerous local, state, and federal groups has allowed the CWA to install over 125 instream habitat improvement devices, along with 3,000 feet of Large Woody Debris, to create model fish habitat and riparian areas to benefit all wildlife and water quality. The last several years has seen the group undertake a large citizen science project, focused around the use of our stream improvements by stocked rainbow trout. These results have been shared with numerous government agencies, as this is the first time a study of this magnitude has been conducted to document actual returns on the substantial investments in these projects.
CWA meetings are always open to the public, and we welcome new members with a concern for maintaining the health of our local waterways. The next meeting of the Alliance will take place on Monday, October 16, 2023 at 6 PM at the Butler County Conservation District office. Additional information is available at our website, www.connoqwatershed.org, or by following us on Facebook at Connoquenessing Watershed Alliance.
Adams Township is proud to recognize the brave men and women who have served or are serving in the Armed Forces through the Military Banner Program. We recognize their service and various commitment to our nation and our community through recognition with a banner hung in various locations throughout Adams Township to show our public expression of gratitude.
Banners will display the official military photo of the service person, as well as their name, rank and branch of the United States Armed Forces.
For questions regarding the Military Banner Program, please call 724-625-2221 or email cmathews@adamstwp.org
You can view our current military banners on our Troop Banner website here to see the service men and women from Adams Township who have or are proudly serving our Country. The banners will be located throughout Adams Township and will be installed periodically throughout the year.
To submit applications, please visit our Application Form. To participate in the program, fill out the application and include a good quality photograph electronically scanned at 600 dpi or higher.
Adams Township offers the convenience of accepting MasterCard, Discover, American Express and Visa credit cards for General, Park and Police items through MuniciPAY. This excludes Code Enforcement items. Credit cards can be taken in the office or over the phone. Checks made payable to Adams Township and cash are also accepted. Please note to bring exact amount owed if paying in cash.
