Residents are urged to complete their 2020 Census.  If you have any questions or concerns please contact the township secretary.



Township Newsletter

The Supervisors are thinking of doing a newsletter on township events and projects by email.  If you are interested fill out the below information or email the township through the contact form or directly.

Township Email Newsletter

   

USED MANUFACTURED HOMES

The regulations concerning building permits for used manufactured homes have changed.  Homes manufactured prior to 1976 can not be used for residential purposes.  The installation of a used manufactured home must now be overseen by a certified professional installer.  The homeowner may still do the work themselves but a certified professional installer must oversee the project.  The Habitability Checklist for Relocated Manufactured Homes must be completed and signed by the owner and the Installation Checklist for Relocated Manufactured Homes must be completed and signed by a Pennsylvania certified manufactured home installer.    

GROSS ROAD PAVING PROJECT 

  Grannas Brothers will be grinding and grading on Gross Road May 27th and 28th and paving on June 2nd and 3rd.  Please proceed with caution and expect delays.

BJW FIRE COMPANY NEWS

BJW has opened the Bigler Hall and will be hosting community events.  Check out their Facebook page for upcoming events.  Please come out and show your support for your local volunteer fire company.  

LOOKING FOR SOMETHING?

Is there something you are looking for on the website and cannot find?  Let us know and we will try to make that information available on the website if possible.  Our goal is to provide you with as much helpful information as possible. 

 POSTING OF NOTICES
If your organization, located in Bradford Township, is having a special activity and you would like the information posted on this website, please contact the Township Secretary. 

BUDGET

The 2020 Adopted Annual Budget is on the General Business Page. 

 STATE WEBSITE

An online resource has been created that allows citizens to find the resources they need to help make ends meet during difficult economic times.

The "Here to Help" website includes information on employment, family services, veterans' services, housing, seniors, economic development, education.

Visit www.heretohelp.pa.gov to explore the online tools and programs that exist to help you find a job, cope with heating expenses, apply for health and human services and more.