Reminder: Tenant Registration Required
Township ordinance §11-101, adopted in 1990, requires that each landlord, lessor or sub-lessor of property in Plumstead Township file with the township a list of all resident tenants or resident lessees as of July 1 of each year. This filing must be done by July 15 on a form prescribed and supplied by the township.Furthermore, it must be supplemented within 15 days of the arrival of new tenants throughout the year. There is a small administrative charge per unit payable when filing.Failure to file the annual report is subject to a $300 fine and the cost of prosecution for each and every offense.Tenant registration forms are available at the township administration offices at 5186 Stump Road.

Public Water Testing/Quality Control Program
Plumstead Township is seeking residents of the Country Greene, Durham Ridge, North Branch, Cabin Run, Patriots Ridge, Landis Greene, Windtree, Summer Hill, Summer Meadow and a portion of the Timberly Developments that would like to participate in Plumstead Township’s ongoing water quality testing program for levels of lead and copper. Interested residents should  email or contact Pam Gravel at 215-766-0189, for more information.

 

A note from the Conservation District: 
Homeowners, pool companies, landscape contractors - Bucks County Conservation District is delegated to administer the Erosion Control Program on behalf of PADEP.  Our Board of Directors has established a threshhold of 1,000 square feet of earth disturbance.  Disturbances of 1,000 square feet or more require a plan submission to the Conservation District; 2,000 square feet for swimming pools.  Should you plan to be disturbing earth on your property, please contact the District at 215-345-7577 EARLY in the process.  By doing so, you will not be held up at the local level, when you have all your approvals.  Contact Camille Peters or John Thomas at 215-345-7577.

 

Premise Alert System

The Premise Alert System is a safety program that supports individuals living with disabilities as well as Police Officers responding to calls within a specific address.  It allows families to voluntarily notify the police and other first responders about their special circumstances.  It may be a child or adult with autism, developmental delays, mental retardation, or a Alzheimer patient who wanders.  The Premise Alert System also helps police departments identify individuals who have special needs which will enable the responding officer to have additional information at his/her disposal.  You need to send a copy of the form (see link) to your 911 center with directions to have them entered into the address database as a Special Needs Premise Alert.  This form will give first responders critical information during a dispatch and response during a crisis situation.    LINK HERE...

 

Employment Opportunities

Currently there are NO positions available at the township.