Welcome to
East Hopewell Township
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
7am - 3:30pm
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Notifications
JOB OPENING
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East Hopewell Township has a job opening for a Road Maintenance Worker. The benefits include paid holidays and vacations, pension, and health insurance. You must have a CDL Class A or B license with an airbrake endorsement. Applications are available by calling 717-993-6529. Please send your resume to 8916 Hickory Road, Felton, PA 17322, or ehopetwp@verizon.net.
Bridge Construction
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Work will begin on March 22, 2024 on the Fulton School Road/Fenmore Road Bridge that spans over the North branch of Muddy Creek. Area traffic will be detoured to Century Farms Road. The detour is expected to be in place for 180 calendar days.
In 2026, PPL will begin a project to build a new switchyard and work on transmission lines in York County. Some of the work to the transmission lines will take place in East Hopewell Township.
You can learn more and keep updated about the project on PPL's website-
https://www.pplelectric.com/collinsvilleproject
The name of this Project has been changed to Chanceford 500kV Project as of 2/28/24
About East Hopewell Township
According to the 2020 US Census:
Population: 2,290
Households: 792
Size: 20.6 square miles
History
A petition signed on May 5, 1883, was presented to the court at York, presided over by Hon. John Gibson, asking for a division of Hopewell into two townships. The reasons given were that many of the electors were required to go a long distance to the voting places. It was claimed that great convenience would result from the division of the township. It was decided, however, that it was best to divide Hopewell into three townships. This is the beginning of the three townships known as Hopewell, East Hopewell, and North Hopewell. The division became official in June, 1885.
Meetings
Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors meet the 1st Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm.
Special meetings to address urgent issues are held on a as needed basis.
All meetings take place at the East Hopewell Township Building.
East Hopewell Township's Supervisors
Roy
Hiller
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Todd
Warner
Dean
Miller
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Board of Supervisors Meeting
Agendas and Minutes
Minutes are posted after they are approved by the Board of Supervisors at the next monthly public meeting
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission meets as needed the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7:30pm.
The Commission is comprised of East Hopewell Township residents who are charged with preparing, recommending, and administering subdivision, land development, and planned residential development regulations.
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All meetings take place at the East Hopewell Township Building.
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While the Planning Committee is discussing agenda items, comments and questions from attendees will not be recognized or addressed, unless the attendee is called upon or the attendee is on the agenda for the topic being discussed. Attendees must sign in on the provided sign-in sheet to be recognized by the Planning Commission. If a motion is made by the Planning Commission on any issue, there will be a public comment period held prior to the vote. The Planning Committee makes recommendations to the Board of Supervisors for their consideration. Any matters addressed by the Planning Commission are used for this purpose.
Planning Commission Agendas and Minutes
Minutes are posted after they are approved by the Planning Commission at the next public meeting
Act 44 (Municipal Pension Plan Funding Standard and Recovery Act) Disclosure
Act 44 requires the posting of the Disclosure Statement of the Pennsylvania Municipalities Pension Trust on our Website
Click link below to view-
2023 Disclosure Statement
Emergency Management
Alex Wilson
Emergency Management Coordinator
East Hopewell Township, York County PA
717-817-2503 cell
alex.wilson@collabsion.com
Emergency Management Plan
This document is under construction. More to follow in the coming months. For now…
If the Emergency Operations Center for the township is activated, the township will be notified (unless request by the township) and a notice will be posted to this website and the East Hopewell Township Community Chat Group on Facebook (click here for link).
If the township experiences a severe event which causes a lot of damage, here is how you can help…
1. If you see lines down, do not go near. If there is a pole near where you are, try to get the pole number and call 911 to report this.
2. Report road issues (trees / debris on the road, flooding) to the township at 717-993-6529. Be sure to let them know if you see lines down.
3. If you have personal emergencies like severe structural damage, fire, life threatening situations, etc, call 911.
4. Once you have time to sort your situation out and make sure your family is safe, please contact the Emergency Management Coordinator to report the damage by either email or text. Please include your name, address and phone number. The Emergency Coordinator will respond as quickly as possible.
The goal of the Emergency Coordinator is to make a complete tour of the affected areas within the first 36 hours. (Note, this is not always possible, if the Emergency Coordinator is also affected.) Due to the limited time to report to YCOEM / PEMA / FEMA, the initial tour will be very focused on the worst hit areas and will be very high level. Quick assessment, some quick photos, then come back for more details once we have our initial reports in.
You can help us a lot…
The York County Office of Emergency Management is asking property owners to file damage reports to see if the county qualifies to possibly get financial help from the state or the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). If you have not already reported your damage, please do so by using the Individual Damage Reporting Tool. You can find this tool by visiting yorkcountypa.gov and searching ‘Damage Reporting’.
Damage includes: structure damage, foundation collapse, water in basements and living areas, private lane and bridge washouts, loss of personal belongings, water logged appliances and utilities. After damages are recorded and evaluated, financial assistance in the form of grants and low interest loans MAY be available. Those without internet access may contact our office, Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm to report damages.
The Emergency Coordinator will follow up as needed.
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Trash/Recycling Services
East Hopewell Township has an exclusive contract with Republic Services.
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Republic is collecting trash only from your residence.
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Trash pick up at your residence is not mandatory, however, you must use the contracted waste collection company if you do have trash service.
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If you would like to recycle -
Recycling Dumpsters are available at the Township Building for Recycling Drop Off.
East Hopewell Township Residents are not required to recycle.
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Quarterly Rate January 1-December 31, 2024
$105.00
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To begin service, pay your bill, or ask a question contact Republic at
800-210-9675 or
https://www.republicservices.com/​
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Solid Waste is collected on Thursdays
in East Hopewell Township.
Holidays may delay pickup by one day.
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Recycling Drop Off
is available at the
Township Building.
The Recycling Containers are located on the left side of the Township Building.
Do not place trash or plastic bags in the Recyling Container- this will damage the sorting machines.
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Electronic Recycling is available at the York County Resource Recovery Center
Electronic Recycling in York County
Electronics recycling is free for residents at the York County Resource Recovery Center
Monday - Friday 8am to 4pm & Saturday 8am- 12pm
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For a complete list of accepted items visit York County Resource Recovery Center website
https://www.ycswa.com/services/recycling/electronics/
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By Law, Some Electronics MUST Be Recycled
Some electronics cannot be disposed of in the trash due to the toxic metals they contain. The Covered Device Recycling Act makes computer recycling and TV recycling mandatory in Pennsylvania, including:
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Computers
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Computer Monitors
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Computer Peripherals (Keyboard, Mouse, Printer, etc.)
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Televisions
Building & Zoning Permits
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Permits are required for the following:
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New Dwellings
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Sheds (prefab sheds as well as stick built)
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Driveway Expansion
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Swimming Pools - both in ground and above ground
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Pole Barns
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Solar Panel Installation
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Parking Areas
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Decks
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Garages
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Fences
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Greenhouses
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Additions of any kind ​
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Signs
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Not sure if what you are building needs a permit? Contact the Code Enforcement Officer!
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Building and Zoning Code enforcement is provided by Dependable Constuction Code Services Print out the permit application below or pick up an application in person at the Township Office. Email requests for an application can be sent to ehopetwp@verizon.net
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Zoning/Building Permit Application -Click on PDF Icon below
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2024 Zoning Fees -Click on PDF Icon below
2024 Residential Permit Fees -Click on PDF Icon below​​
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​ 2024 Commercial Permit Fees -Click on PDF Icon below
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​​​​Once the application is completed - submit it in person at the Township office or send it via email
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Questions regarding zoning and building codes and permits should be directed to
Dependable Construction Code Services
717-759-5906
Ordinances
Ordinance 01-2024 Zoning Ordinance Amendment
Click on the links above to view the Ordinances and map.
Sewage Enforcement
East Hopewell Township's Sewage Enforement Officer
is Stephen McKeon .
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Applications for Well Construction Permits and On-Lot Sewage Disposal System Permits are available at the Township Office.
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Questions regarding sewage permits?
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Contact Steve McKeon
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Tax Payments
Residents of East Hopewell Township receive tax bills in February and July for Local and School Taxes.
​ Kimberly P. Griffin, East Hopewell Township Tax Collector will be available at East Hopewell Township Office for in-person payments in 2024. Check Back for Dates!
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Current Millage Rates
Municipal .85
School 22.2503
County 6.9​
More Information regarding Millage Rates can be found here:
East Hopewell Township 2024 Tax Sitting Dates
8916 Hickory Road
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Tuesday, April 2, 2024 1:00-2:30pm
Thursday, April 4, 2024 1:00-2:30pm
Wednesday, April 10, 2024 1:00-2:30pm
Monday, April 15, 2024 1:00-2:30pm