Falls Township, located in Lower Bucks County, is an area rich in history. Even before William Penn became the proprietor of Pennsylvania in 1681, a number of colonists had come to Falls. The first group of settlers to take up permanent residence in the village were the English Quakers.

Falls Township, located in Lower Bucks County, is an area rich in history. Even before William Penn became the proprietor of Pennsylvania in 1681, a number of colonists had come to Falls. The first group of settlers to take up permanent residence in the village were the English Quakers.

Falls Township, located in Lower Bucks County, was established as a Township on July 27, 1692. Prior to Falls Township becoming a separate political unit, the government was administered on a county basis by the Provincial Council.

Falls Township, located in Lower Bucks County, is an area rich in history. Even before William Penn became the proprietor of Pennsylvania in 1681, a number of colonists had come to Falls. The first group of settlers to take up permanent residence in the village were the English Quakers.

Falls Township, located in Lower Bucks County, is an area rich in history. Even before William Penn became the proprietor of Pennsylvania in 1681, a number of colonists had come to Falls. The first group of settlers to take up permanent residence in the village were the English Quakers.

Jan 6, 2025 · The Falls Township Board of Supervisors is a 5 member board elected at-large. Each member is elected to a 6 year term. Currently, there is no vacancies available on the Board of Supervisors

Falls Township happily maintains 14 parks across our community, each offering a wide variety of amenities. For a complete listing of these parks, their addresses, and their specific features, please follow the link below:

Dec 13, 2024 · Falls Township will maintain its current municipal tax rate in 2025, while continuing the same high-quality services residents have come to appreciate. During Tuesday’s meeting, the Falls Supervisors unanimously adopted its 2025 budget.

Jan 21, 2025 · Falls Township will be posting daily updates on our website and Facebook page from Waste Management on trash/recycling delays that may occur to keep residents informed. Also, if you are experiencing any trash/recycling related issues, please contact Waste Management at 1-800-869-5566.

The Department is responsible for a great many tasks, including over 85 miles of Township dedicated streets and their maintenance, road repairs, drainage, signage and snow removal.