Administration Office Hours are 9 am – 3 pm Monday through Friday; holiday closures as announced. Exceptions to these hours may be made by appointment.
NEW! Watch a live stream of Regular Meetings of the Board of Supervisors by clicking here .
Meetings begin at 7:00 pm on the second Wednesday of the month, February-December and on the first Monday in January.
Honey Brook Township is a pleasant mix of living arrangements. There are some of the finest farms and farmhouses in our area; fine retirement communities; approximately 600 mobile home park units; and many single-family dwellings. The PA Fish Commission, in cooperation with the Chester County Parks Department, maintain Struble Lake. The Township maintains the James A. Umble Memorial Park along Suplee Road, which is open to the public and is home to the Twin Valley Little League.
The heartbeat of any small community is the local volunteers, who donate their time and talent to improve our quality of life. Most notably, but not limited to, they include the Honey Brook Fire Company and Elverson-Honey Brook EMS, the Honey Brook Community Library, and the Honey Brook Food Pantry. Any one of these organizations is looking for willing helpers at any time. Visit the About the Township page for a listing of other local organizations, including church groups and service clubs, in addition to other helpful websites.
The Township Administration Office serves as a drop-off point for non-perishable items for the Honey Brook Food Pantry during normal business hours.
Read our Township Mission Statement and Vision for the Future of Honey Brook Township.
Read the 2015 Multi-Municipal Comprehensive Plan Update.
Read about our Township’s history.
Click here to see the complete 2020 meeting schedule.
When required, public hearings for Ordinances, Conditional Use Applications, sale of Township property, bid information, and other Township business are advertised in advance of the hearings. Legal notices for the Township are published in the Daily Local News. Visit the Pennsylvania Public Notices website to search for notices of interest to you.
Announcements
Last update: February 19, 2020.
Administration Office Hours are 9 am – 3 pm Monday through Friday; holiday closures as announced. Exceptions to these hours may be made by appointment.
NEW! Watch a live stream of Regular Meetings of the Board of Supervisors by clicking here .
Meetings begin at 7:00 pm on the second Wednesday of the month, February-December and on the first Monday in January.
Honey Brook Township is a pleasant mix of living arrangements. There are some of the finest farms and farmhouses in our area; fine retirement communities; approximately 600 mobile home park units; and many single-family dwellings. The PA Fish Commission, in cooperation with the Chester County Parks Department, maintain Struble Lake. The Township maintains the James A. Umble Memorial Park along Suplee Road, which is open to the public and is home to the Twin Valley Little League.
The heartbeat of any small community is the local volunteers, who donate their time and talent to improve our quality of life. Most notably, but not limited to, they include the Honey Brook Fire Company and Elverson-Honey Brook EMS, the Honey Brook Community Library, and the Honey Brook Food Pantry. Any one of these organizations is looking for willing helpers at any time. Visit the About the Township page for a listing of other local organizations, including church groups and service clubs, in addition to other helpful websites.
The Township Administration Office serves as a drop-off point for non-perishable items for the Honey Brook Food Pantry during normal business hours.
Read our Township Mission Statement and Vision for the Future of Honey Brook Township.
Read the 2015 Multi-Municipal Comprehensive Plan Update.
Read about our Township’s history.
Click here to see the complete 2020 meeting schedule.
When required, public hearings for Ordinances, Conditional Use Applications, sale of Township property, bid information, and other Township business are advertised in advance of the hearings. Legal notices for the Township are published in the Daily Local News. Visit the Pennsylvania Public Notices website to search for notices of interest to you.
Announcements
Last update: February 19, 2020.
