Public Works Department

The Towamencin Township Public Works Department strives at keeping township roads and parks safe and accessible. They perform a diverse range of duties throughout the township. They are responsible for maintaining 76 miles of roadway, 300 acres of open space, 9 parks, and the general maintenance of police vehicles, township vehicles, equipment and properties.

The Township periodically cleans out ditches, grades shoulders, and trims trees along the roadway in front of your home. All of the work is done within the township right-of-way. Please drive slowly and pay attention to the flagmen and signs when driving through work zones.

The Public Works Department functions under the direct management of the Public Works Director, David Hillmantel.

Stormwater Maintenance

By practicing healthy household habits, homeowners can keep common pollutants like pesticides, pet waste, grass clippings, and automotive fluids off the ground and out of storm water. Adopt healthy household habits. For more information click here

Sanitary Sewer

Trees can be a big problem for sanitary sewer lines. For more information on how to prevent pipe breakage and on proper maintenance of your sewer line, click here.

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309 Connector
 Pothole Repair
Mont. County Transportation Mgmt Snow Emergency Routes
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation - PennDOT Valley Forge/Sumneytown Pike
   

Pothole Repair

To report potholes on local roads, please call the Towamencin Township Administration Office at 215-368-7602 or email us using the contact form.

To report potholes on State Roads please call PennDOT Pothole Repair
1-800-FIX-ROAD

The following are State Roads:

To report potholes on Montgomery County Roads please call Montgomery County, Pa Department of Road and Bridges at 610-278-3613.

The following is a Montgomery County Road

Snow Removal

Please park vehicles off the streets during a winter storm to allow for safe and efficient removal of snow from curb to curb. Also remove trash cans and sports equipment from the roadway. To avoid being plowed in, shovel snow to the right of your driveway (as you are facing the road).
It is unlawful to throw, shovel or plow snow into any roadways within the township from adjoining property. Listen to WNPV 1440 for declared snow emergencies.

Snow Emergency Routes
Dean Drive Entire Length East Side
Specht Place Entire length East Side
Village Way Entire length South Side
Morgan Way Entire length West Side
Boone Way Entire length West Side
Yeakel Way Entire length North Side
Morris Road Entire length Both Sides
Kriebel Road Entire length Both Sides
Anders Road Entire length Both Sides
Old Morris Road Entire length Both Sides
Liberty Bell Road Entire length Both Sides
Green Land Road Entire length Both Sides
Detwiler Road Entire length Both Sides
Quarry Road Entire length Both Sides
Keeler Road Entire length Both Sides
Snyder Road Entire length Both Sides
Weikel Road Entire length Both Sides
Woodlawn Road Entire length Both Sides
Oak Blvd. Entire length Both Sides
Boyd Avenue Entire length Both Sides
Columbia Avenue Entire length Both Sides
Grist Mill Drive Entire length Both Sides
     

Valley Forge/ Sumneytown Pike

There are no scheduled dates for this project at this time due to lack of funding. Although a large portion of the engineering has been completed and right-of-way acquired through land developments, there is still significant final plans that need to be prepared. This project includes intersection, roadway and storm drainage improvements on Sumneytown Pike from Kriebel Road to Supplee Road (Upper Gwynedd Township) and Valley Forge Road from Boyd Avenue to Jacks Circle.

If you have any questions for the Public Works Department please contact the Administration office at 215-368-7602 or email us using the contact form