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2018 Lanchester Fiddlers’ Picnic Flyer
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Mosquito-Borne Diseases from Chester County, PA – Official Website
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IMPORTANT NOTICE !
As of July 1, 2018 a permit will now be required to pave any driveway in West Sadsbury Township. Inspections will be carried out prior to paving and after job is complete to insure that it was correctly installed to the townships specs.
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IMPORTANT Recycling Economics Alert
Please address the contamination of your recyclables. Only recycle the items on the Recycle Right Flyer which can be found under the Recycling tab. CONTAMINATION is the issue. When recyclables are clean and separated from trash correctly, there is a market for those items. Only the items shown on the flyer can be recycled. The cost of recycling has risen dramatically and will affect your bottom line.
WHEN IN DOUBT, THROW IT OUT !
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Pennsylvania Volunteer Firefighter Crisis
Chester County Brochure
Click on above articles to read
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Potholes
It’s that time of year again. Pothole season! Our road crew is trying their best to address this issue. Please be patient, they will get to them within the next few weeks. In the meantime, if you notice a large or deep pothole don’t hesitate to call the township.
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West Sadsbury Township is a semi-rural community located along the western boundary of beautiful Chester County. The township is bisected by Route 30 – the historic Lincoln Highway – as it wends its way westward to neighboring Lancaster County and beyond. Several of the highway’s original mile marker stones have been preserved and are visible along the township’s portion of the roadway. Commercial and industrial development within the township is concentrated along the major state highways (Routes 10, 30, 41, and 372) that service the township and provide easy access to nearby suburban shopping areas, as well as to major urban areas like Lancaster, Philadelphia, and Wilmington, Delaware. The main Keystone Line of the former Pennsylvania Railroad (now Amtrak) passes through the southern end of the township, and a passenger station in the neighboring Borough of Parkesburg provides convenient access to rail travel throughout the Amtrak network…
Read More about the Township Address: 6400 N. Moscow Road. Parkesburg, PA 19365 Phone: 610-857-5969 Fax: 610-857-1415 Email address: wsadstwp@comcast.net Office Hours: Monday, through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ****Please Note: We are a small office and there may be occasional brief periods of time when you might find the office closed during these hours. If this should happen, there will be a sign on the door advising you of when we will return. Thank you for your understanding.