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Board of Supervisors Will Host Virtual Meeting

April 10 2020
The Middletown Township Board of Supervisors will be holding its regularly-scheduled meeting on April 13, 2020, on broadcast television (Comcast 22, Verizon 30) and live stream to YouTube and this website.  The agenda can be viewed here.  Residents can make comments by email and text (215-995-1249), as well as by phone during the meeting.  To make a phone comment, dial 1-929-205-6099, and enter the meeting ID, 681-272-494#.

Recycling Collection Alert

April 07 2020
Recycling collection may be delayed until tomorrow due to unusually high volume.  If your recycling is not collected today, please leave your recyclables at the curb until tomorrow, April 8, 2020.  If your recyclables are not collected by the end of the day on Wednesday, please call Waste Management at 1 (800) 255-8479.

Supervisor Quriple Introduces COVID-19 Portal

April 07 2020
Middletown Township Supervisor Dawn Quirple introduces the Township's new COVID-19 Information and Resource Portal available on the Township's website.  To visit the portal, click here.

Staying Home Matters Now More Than Ever

April 06 2020
Experts expect COVID-19 to peak in Middletown Township and Bucks County within the next three weeks. Staying home matters now more than ever.  For more information about COVID-19 in our area,visit our COVID-19 data portal.

Waste Management Hotline in Service

April 03 2020
Please be advised that the hotline number for Waste Management is back in service. If you have questions or concerns regarding trash or recycling, please call 1-800-255-8479, and state "Middletown Township, Bucks County" for assistance.

Four Police Officers Test Positive for COVID-19

March 30 2020
The Middletown Township Police Department has unfortunately been hit with COVID-19, with four of our officers testing positive so far.  We have been diligent and strict about quarantining officers and testing officers to prevent widespread infection among Township staff.  This approach has worked well and has greatly limited the number of officers who could have potentially been infected.  We are taking all precautions to protect our officers and keep the public safe.  Our officers appreciate the well-wishes being shared from our residents and throughout the region.

Bulk Waste Collection Suspended Beginning 3/30/2020

March 25 2020
Beginning March 30, 2020, Waste Management is temporarily suspending collection of bulk waste items due to the Coronavirus emergency.  Call centers may also be impacted by the emergency.  If you have need to report an issue with your waste collection services and are unable to reach the call center at 1-800-255-8479, please email Lisa. Include your complete address and we will relay the information to Waste Management.  We appreciate your understanding as we work together through this crisis.

Supervisor Amy Strouse Announces First-Responder Art Contest

March 24 2020
Supervisor Amy Strouse introduces Middletown Township's First-Responder Art Contest to thank healthcare workers, firefighters, EMTs, and police officers.

Township Offices Closed - Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update (3/13/2020)

March 23 2020
Due to the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and Governor Wolf’s recent declaration of an emergency, all Middletown Township facilities will be CLOSED to the public for two weeks, effective immediately, through March 27, 2020.

Middletown Officer Tests Positive for COVID-19

March 21 2020

Middletown Township had a police officer test positive for COVID-19 on Friday, March 20.  He is doing well and is resting and recovering in isolation at home, and is following the Bucks County Health Department’s instructions.  It is unknown at this time how he was infected.  Police Chief Joseph Bartorilla and his team identified the officers and staff who had recent close, prolonged contact with the officer.  These individuals will be tested and must have a negative test result and medical clearance before being allowed to return to work.  This will ensure the minimization of spread to other staff and the community.  Middletown Township is working closely with the Bucks County Health Department, the lead agency in this matter.

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