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As East Pennsboro Township grows, the need to quickly share information becomes greater.  Residents, Employers, Business Owners and those interested in what is happening within our borders need sources of timely and accurate information.

This website addresses  that need by reporting the efforts of the governing body - The Township Board of Commissioners, as well as Township administrative staff, Recreation Housing and Community Development, Public Safety and Public Works.
It also provides information about people, groups, places and events in the Township.

East Pennsboro is the second largest township in Cumberland County with approximately 20,000 residents and 12,000 more people who commute to the Township every day to work.

Our goal is to keep you informed of changes, local happenings while also serving to strengthen the kind of two-way communication that is essential in our representative democracy.  As always, best wishes to you and your family.

The East Pennsboro Township Board of Commissioners
George A. DeMartyn  President
James H. Hertzler Vice President
John W. Kuntzelman
E. Thomas Fry
Dolores A. McAlister

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John Kuntzelman
Dolores McAlister
Thomas Fry

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Jim Hertzler  VP
George DeMartyn  President

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The Board of Commissioners took the following actions at recent meetings:

1.  Approved preliminary/final land development plan for Dunkin Donuts to open a shop in Plaza 21, off 21st street.  The store will offer only take out and drive-through food.

2.  Retain the law firm of Coyne and Coyne, Hampden Twp. for 2009 at an annual retainer fee of $ 1,500 and hourly fee of $ 135.00.

3.  Approved a proposal from Gannett Fleming Inc. for engineering services during the construction phase of the Beaver Ave. pumping station replacement.  The cost is not to exceed $ 20,000.

4.  Approved a proposal from CET Engineering Services to review the wastewater treatment plant upgrad preliminary design, as prepared by Gannett Fleming at a cost not to exceed $ 23,000.

5.  Appointed Char Magaro to fill a vacancy on the Environmental Advisory Council for a three year term.  She replaces James Hazzard, who was praised by Commissioners for his time and service to the Council.

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