The Township also passed a new Ordinance for short term parking of large vehicles on Township streets. It establishes a permit process for short term parking. Please refer to the document linked below for details of the ordinance. To view the official form for requesting permit, click on the link below. 

Residents may also send Township a request for permit via email. 
Click on the link below to prepare email. Request must contain the following information:
Name, Address, Phone Number of the Resident.
Registration State & License Number of the vehicle
Date of the Request
Type requested:

Parking of recreation vehicle in front of home
Parking of a boat/boat trailer in front of the  home of the owner
Parking of a moving van in front of the residence of the new tenants

 EMAIL Request for 48 Hour
Parking Permit

Current Programs:
Speakers for Organizations
Safety Program
Bicycle Registration

Contact the Police Department from 8 am to 4 pm at 732-3633 for more information

Pennsylvania Isn’t
Messing Around with Abandoned Vehicles

   East Pennsboro Township Police Department has answered over 150 calls for service regarding abandoned vehicles. An abandoned vehicle, as defined by the PA Vehicle Code, is a vehicle that satisfies any or all of the following:
    
 1) Is physically inoperable and is left unattended on a roadway for a period of 48 hrs
 2) A vehicle that has remained illegally on a roadway for a period of 48 hours.
 3) A vehicle that is on a roadway and does not bear all of the following:
    a) a valid registration plate
    b) a current certificate of inspection
    c) an ascertainable vehicle identification number.   

Vehicles are also considered abandoned when it has remained on private property without consent of the owner of the property for a period of 24 hours

The legislative session brought us many changes in PA law, including penalties for abandoning a vehicle on public or private property. For the first offense, the penalty for conviction is $500. The previous fine was $50 plus all costs of disposing of the vehicle. For a second offense, the new fine is $ 1,000. For a third conviction, he/she is guilt of a misdemeanor of the third degree. All offenses carry an additional penalty of being required to pay all costs of disposing of the vehicle. The Police officers and Community Service officers for the Township are dedicated to keep all roadways as well as public and private property free of abandoned vehicles by aggressively enforcing this provision of the Vehicle Code. 

Any person who has any questions, needs clarification, or would like to report an abandoned vehicle in their vicinity can call the Police Department Monday through Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm at 732-3633.