Date/Time – Saturday, March 23, 2024 – beginning at 9:30am
Palmer Park
Our annual Easter Egg Hunt is back!
All kids ages 1-9 years old are invited to come out and hunt for eggs at Palmer Park. The Easter Bunny will be here for photos! * Admission is FREE and no registration is necessary * The egg hunt begins at 9:30am
AGE GROUPS: 1-3 years old 4-6 years old 7-9 years old
* There will be 2 grand prize winners and 10 small prize winners for each age group * Bring your own baskets or bags – come out and join the fun!
Our 2024 sponsorship opportunities are now available! Sponsorships are a great opportunity for local businesses to gain exposure and help provide family entertainment to the community.
We have opportunities available for businesses of all sizes.
PECO will be doing a project designed to improve reliability with a specific focus on vegetation and aging equipment. The project will be done in two phases with vegetation work beginning in November and finishing in December. The construction work is expected to begin in March and take approximately six months to complete. Below is more information on the project as well as a map of what areas will be impacted.
We have received complaints of major issues regarding dogs off their leash and aggressive dogs. Therefore, as a reminder, we are re-posting that per Skippack Township Code:
Pets are prohibited from all parks/parkland unless attended and controlled by a leash.
The individual in charge of an animal shall possess proper implements for the gathering and disposing of pet waste.
All pet waste shall be collected immediately by the individual in charge of the animal, not buried, and shall be disposed of properly.
This code is strictly enforced, and any violations will be fined. In the unfortunate event of a dog attack on yourself or your pet, please first seek emergency medical attention, and then please report to the State Police immediately following.
Thank you for your attention to this serious matter and help in keeping our residents and pets safe.
As you know, all residents in Skippack Township are responsible for their own waste removal. It has been brought to our attention that some of you are having trouble with certain waste removal companies.
Constituents are encouraged to file complaints with the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General against their trash hauler. The Office of Attorney General has acted before against trash haulers who failed to comply with their contracts and failed to provide refunds to consumers who pre-paid for services and did not obtain the service.