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Contact Directory �� 3 Safety Town is Open �� 9 Lewy Body Walk for Awareness �� 13 Board of Supervisors �� 4 Discount Tickets �� 10 Know your Medicare Options �� 13 Greetings from the Tax Office �� 4 3 Reasons to Scoop that Poop �� 10 2020 Scarecrow Showdown �� 14 Meet new Fire Inspector �� 5 Plant Buffers Along Our Streams Halloween Happening �� 14 Plug in at the Park �� 6 and Ponds �� 11 Pack the Police Car �� 14 Headquarters Trail to Open in 2020 �� 7 Harvest Time Vibes �� 12 Ho Ho Ho Holiday Party �� 14 Welcome, Roar Wick! �� 8 Fall Program Registration Info. �� 13

Welcome•to•Warwick•Township Visit • our • website • at • www.warwick-bucks.org Providing Affordable, High Quality Dentistry to the Entire Community

Digital X-Rays • Nitrous Oxide Drill-less Drills ALL COSMETIC DENTISTRY INCLUDING: Bleaching, Bonding, Veneers, Implants, All Ceramic Crowns and Bridges, Invisalign and Tooth Contouring. Dr. Susan Plotnick, D.M.D. 1672 Fairway Drive, Jamison, PA 18929 215-343-0900 WARWICK TOWNSHIP DIRECTORY 1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929 • 215-343-6100 – 215-343-4407 fax www.warwick-bucks.org • Comcast Cable Channel 22 • Verizon Cable Channel 46

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Police Emergencies 9-1-1 Fire Emergencies 9-1-1 Police Dispatch (non-emergency) 215-328-8502 Water & Sewer Authority 215-343-3584 Warwick Fire Co. (non-emergency) 215-343-9971 or 215-491-0610 Hartsville Fire Co. (non-emergency) 215-672-9242 Tax Collector – Denise Betts 215-491-0611 BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS STAFF DIRECTORY

Board of Supervisors Kyle Seckinger - [email protected] 3rd Monday 7pm Township Manager Judith A. Algeo, Esq., Chair Becki Wilhelm - [email protected] John W. Cox, Vice Chair Assistant Township Manager/Director of Finance and Benefits Edward P. Thompson Brandy Mckeever - [email protected] Parks and Recreation Board Director of Planning and Zoning Quarterly on 3rd Wednesday 7pm Ashley Casey - [email protected] Zoning Officer/Floodplain Administrator Financial Advisory Committee Quarterly and as needed 12pm Robert Prato - [email protected] Fire Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer Zoning Hearing Board 1st Tuesday, as needed 7pm Catherine Topley - [email protected] Executive Secretary to the Township Manager Planning Commission Mark Goldberg - [email protected] 1st Wednesday, as needed 7pm Chief of Police/Emergency Management Coordinator Tree Committee Mark Rambo - [email protected] Quarterly on 2nd Tuesday, as needed 3pm Director of Public Works

Water & Sewer Authority Dan Sharapan - [email protected] 4th Monday (3rd Monday in May) 7pm Director of Parks, Recreation & Open Space Erin Long - [email protected] Parks and Recreation Program Coordinator

3 FROM THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS...

2020 has been a very difficult year for many Americans, Pennsylvanians, Bucks County and Warwick residents and businesses. It’s been a year of uncertainty, isolation, and deviation from the lifestyle many of us have become accustomed to. While the majority of these issues are not in the control of your local government, some are. During the height of the pandemic, all township departments continued to safely function by a mix of at-work, at-home working arrangements to ensure that every emergency or nonemergency phone call and email was responded to. Maintenance and safety issues were addressed timely with a focus on operational continuity and employee well-being. The core functions of every department continued to function within the perimeters of the state’s guidelines. We wanted to remain a signature staple of the community and offer a sense of normalcy during an abnormal time.

We sincerely hope we met your expectations during this period. At the time this article is being written, Bucks County is entering the Green phase of recovery under Governor Wolf’s plan. Restrictions continue to be lifted and more businesses reopen their doors after a prolonged closure. While the future remains uncertain, we now all have the experience acquired from living and managing through a global pandemic and are ready for any resurgences or backslides with even greater efficiency and productivity.

Many Warwick businesses suffered and continue to suffer which only reinforces the need to shop and dine locally. We wish to thank again all residents and business owners for their support during this time.

For more immediate Township news, we ask that you follow Warwick Township on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or the Township website.

www.warwick-bucks.org

GREETINGS FROM THE TAX OFFICE

DENISE BETTS TAX COLLECTOR

Central Bucks School Real Estate tax bills were mailed July 1st. If you would like to pay at a discount, the due date is August 31st. Drop box and mail in payments are appreciated. The County Township Real Estate tax bills were mailed March 1st and are now past due. They are due at the penalty amount. Unpaid Taxes as of December 31st will be liened at Bucks County Tax Claim. If you have not received a tax bill it is important to contact Denise at the Tax office 215-491-0611 or e-mail [email protected]. Please update the Tax office of any address changes. Due to the challenging times, call the tax office for updated hours. New homeowners please note there is a 1% earned income tax. You must file a return by April 15th for the previous year with Keystone. This office collects only real estate taxes. The earned and LST tax Collector is Keystone Collections. You can contact them at 1-888-328-0565 or their website Keystonecollects.com.

4 MEET THE NEW FIRE INSPECTOR/CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER: ROBERT PRATO

Warwick Township has another new employee! Robert “Bob” Prato was hired to fill the position of Fire Inspector/Code Enforcement Officer. A 46- year resident of Bucks County, Bob graduated from Council Rock High School in 1984, Temple University in 1988 with a degree in Communications, and received the Sheet Metal Workers Union of Philadelphia Apprentice of the Year Award in 1994 and is a Journeyman. He has a vast knowledge of construction and mechanical/fire protection systems. He is also a volunteer fireman with Warwick Township Fire Company, Northampton Township Fire Company, is an EMT, and is Battalion Chief for the Bucks County Special Operations Group-Hazmat Division. He has 30+ years experience and training in Emergency Services. He also enjoys his family time, working on cars, building his own computers, and training his German Sheppard Maggie to be a Search and Rescue-Live Find K9 in the little spare time he has.

He is a former resident of the Township having lived in the community from June 1998 to August of 2004. He always felt a strong connection to the area, community and the folks at the fire company. He is looking forward to helping promote the safety and well-being of the residents and businesses in our Township.

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5 PLUG IN AT THE PARK The appeal of electric vehicles is growing. Automakers are expanding their lines making electric cars with better performance and more aestheticaly stylish. In fact, many people now a days are looking for new ways to leave a smaller footprint and lead safer, more sustainable lives. Electronic vehicles offer this to many residents of Warwick Township. To make owning an electric vehicle easier for our residents, Warwick Township has teamed up with PA DEP and PECO to obtain a grant. With this grant, we were able to install a Level Two Leviton Chargepoint charging station in the parking lot at Warwick Community Park, 1733 Township Greene, Jamison. This Level Two electric supply equipment is in the perfect location for residents to enjoy our park and walking path, while charging up their electric vehicle. Two charging ports share a single circuit, making it virtually guaranteed to have a spot waiting for you when you need to boost your battery. And, thanks to a generous donation from Renk Electric, our Leviton is equipped with a cord management system. This estimated $1,150 cord management system, will extend the life of the electric cords on the station. The retractable system will also ensure that when you arrive to plug in, the cords will never be on the ground, but hanging conveniently in place. Warwick is working with great companies to do great things for our community.

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6 HEADQUARTERS TRAIL TO OPEN IN 2020 Daniel M. Sharapan, Director of Parks, Recreation & Open Space In 2017, Warwick Township was awarded a statewide grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PENNDOT) though the TAP program to build a trail that connects the historic Moland House to the newly opened Memorial Park. The TAP program (Transportation Alternative Programs) provides funding for programs and projects defined as transportation alternatives, including on- and off-road pedestrian and bicycle facilities, infrastructure projects for improving non-driver access to public transportation and enhanced mobility, community improvement activities and environmental mitigation, trails that serve a transportation purpose and safe routes to school projects. Warwick Township received $500,000 to complete the project. The trail, called Headquarters Trail, will start at the entrance to the Moland House on the Old York Road side and will go under York Road, through the woods, over a new bridge that spans a small tributary of the Little Neshaminy Creek and connect to the trail system in Memorial Park. A local contractor will be completing this project through PENNDOT, starting in late Summer and should be completed before winter.

Thank you We extend a special thanks to the business and professional members of our community whose support through advertising has made publication of this newsletter possible at no cost to taxpayers. Please support the local businesses that support the Township.

7 WELCOME, ROAR WICK! In the Spring of 2020, the world slowed down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Township buildings were closed in addition to all parks. While, the parks were closed to the public, the Parks & Recreation Department was still conducting inspections to ensure the safety of our residents. During one such inspection, department staff came across someone or something that would change our community forever. The first sighting was at the Memorial Park playground on May 1. As staff approached, a pair of fuzzy legs and a fluffy pink tail were seen lounging in the mouth of the biggest slide. Being that the playground was posted as CLOSED, there was much concern. However, the owner of the pink tail had vanished when staffers arrived at the slide. Slightly perplexed staffers continued their inspection and advised residents, via social media, to keep an eye out for this unknown visitor. A week went by before there was another indication that someone new had come to Warwick. Large pink paw prints were found all over Memorial Park. Prints were found along the walking trail, by the rain garden and surrounding the playground. Parks & Rec staff searched the entire park. There were no other signs of this newcomer. It was very puzzling, until a line of pink prints was discovered heading out of Memorial Park toward York Road. Ok, our visitor had left Memorial Park. However, he had not moved on from our town. Prints were discovered in front of the Township Administration building and in the parking lot. A trail of prints led right up to the Township mowing trailer. Public Works employees reported tufts of pink fur all over the landscaping equipment. A full day was spent searching, and once again, there were no sightings of the creature that was exploring Warwick Township. At long last, on May 6, we caught the first glimpse of the face of our elusive wanderer. Township security cameras recording what appeared to be a 7’ tall, pink haired animal, peeking in through township windows. Park & Recreation knew it was time to call in the pros. Warwick Police joined in the search to locate this critter and find out who he was. The police department reviewed security footage, took footprint measurements and pink fur samples. They had a pretty good profile of who they were looking for. And 7 days later, Warwick’s finest located a 7’ tall pink and golden lion named Roar Wick and brought him in for questioning. Roar Wick found himself in our township completely by mistake. He is originally from Guinea, a country on the west coast of Africa. Roar Wick, or R.W. as he is now known, decided to take a cruise vacation to the United States. As he set sail on the S.S. Whatchamacallit, R.W. did not know that his life would never be the same. During his cruise, he was able to visit many exciting places like Florida and New Jersey. While taking a bit of an excursion off deck, he Wick grabbed his sunscreen and his luggage and headed wandered a little too far from the dock and was unable to west from New Jersey. For days and days, he travelled, not find his way back. The S.S. Whatchamacallit could no longer really knowing where he was, and not having anyone to ask wait for him, so they weighed anchor, leaving poor R.W. to directions, as everyone was in a stay at home order. In late fend for himself. Always being up for an adventured, Roar April he arrived at Memorial Park. The open fields and tall

8 grasses reminded him of his home. He decided to stay for a of the police department. few days. R.W. slept in the sliding board and bathed in the Once detectives completed a background check, Roar Wick rain garden. He said he has never seen such a beautiful park was off to meet the Township Manager, Kyle Seckinger. Once in all his travels. Wanting to see what else this fabulous place he learned how much R.W. loved our town and wanted to stay, had to offer, he left Memorial Park and headed up the hill, Kyle and the Board of Supervisors invited Roar Wick to be our finding another park and a very interesting truck full of smelly newest resident. He was offered a job as Warwick Township’s machines covered in grass. He was trying to learn more Director of Community Fun. R.W. loves his new home at the about this new exciting place by looking into the windows of Township Building and is enjoying his new job. He cannot the building. R.W. learned a lot from peeking in our windows. wait to meet all Township Residents at upcoming events. He learned all about how the Planning & Zoning department Keep an eye on the Township’s social media platforms. Roar runs. He learned that the Township hosts many community Wick is always getting up to something. He is thrilled to be events. He learned that there is an entire squad of people, a member of this wonderful community and is super excited who all dress in the same uniform, who drive around and to make so many memories with you. Welcome to your new keep people safe. Roar Wick then explained to the police how home, Roar Wick. excited he was, when they located him and gave him a tour

SAFETY TOWN IS OPEN! Daniel M. Sharapan, Director of Parks, Recreation & Open Space Some might ask, what is Safety Town? Safety Town is a buildings in the first phase due to the sponsors that miniaturized version of Warwick Township where young now have a place in our town. Deluxe sponsors are children can ride tricycles and big wheels and play in a The Goddard School, Home Solutions Realty, Anmar make-believe town. All the store fronts and street buildings Electrical Contractor, Lemus Construction, the Moland are local businesses and the street markings have been House, Kenrich Mechanical and Hatboro Federal shrunk down to smaller size to help teach the importance Savings. Standard sponsors are Middle Bucks Institute of street safety to our youngsters. The buildings have of Technology, Wackenhut Plumbing, Heating, Cooling, been designed for interactive play. There is plenty to spur Mister Sprinkle, Hannon Auto, Nancy’s Farm, State Farm the imagination of any child! Insurance – Christina Jones, Bravo Dance Center, Dr. Building facades are made from recycled plastic lumber. Susan Plotnick, Distinctive Pools, Heritage Creek Golf Club Building facades come in two sizes, Standard (5’) or Deluxe and Wynn Environmental. (10’) for a five (5) year term. Each building is equipped Our hope is to build even more buildings in the next with open doors and windows to allow for creative play. phase. If you are interested in having your business Safety Town is located in Memorial Park at 1200 in our town, please contact Dan Sharapan, Director of Memorial Drive. Parks, Recreation & Open Space at dsharapan@warwick- Our Public Works Department was able to build 18 township.org for more information.

9 DISCOUNTED TICKETS from the Parks and Recreation Department

The Parks and Recreation Department offers discounted tickets throughout the year. You can purchase discount movie tickets, year round, for $9.50 per ticket. These tickets are available for use at all Regal Cinemas, United Artists Theatres and EDWARDS Theatres. Tickets are valid for all show times with no restrictions. Movie tickets are perfect for birthday gifts, holiday gift, thank you gifts, employee incentives, etc. We also offer discount ski tickets. We typically receive our tickets by late December and they are available until the end of March. You can purchase tickets for sites such as Bear Creek, Big Boulder/Jack Frost, Blue Mountain, Elk Mountain and Shawnee. All tickets are sold at the Warwick Township building, 1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929 during normal business hours, Monday – Thursday, 8am to 4pm and Friday, 7am to 3pm. We suggest you call ahead to make sure the desired tickets are in stock. Cash, check or credit cards accepted for all tickets. Please call (215) 343-6100 for more information.

3 REASONS TO SCOOP THAT POOP

1. First and Foremost, It’s the Law! Township Code Section 63 requires any person having care, custody or control of an animal to pick up after it. Furthermore, it requires appropriate disposal of the fecal matter which may mean carrying it with you until you can find a proper receptacle. 2. Cleanliness & Disease Control. Picking up and properly disposing of animal waste will keep pests from being attracted to the area due to odor. It will also ensure common diseases won’t be transmitted and contaminated feces won’t end up in our waterways and/or soils. 3. Common Courtesy. If you haven’t ever stepped in a pile those who have will tell you it is an unpleasant experience. Scooping poop will ensure everyone has the same opportunity to enjoy the areas you and your animals do.

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10 PLANT BUFFERS ALONG OUR STREAMS AND PONDS What is a Buffer and Why is it needed? • The trees and shrubs should be pruned to remove A riparian buffer along a stream, creek or pond is a any dead, dying or diseased branches. vegetated area to help the water quality in the waterway. Where can I learn more about Buffers? The vegetated area provides shade, filters the water that Information about buffers and the appropriate plants runs off the adjacent land into the waterway. During a can be found on the following websites: rain event the water running to the streams picks up soil, fertilizers and pesticides from lawns, and oil and grease • Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and from roads or driveways. Slowing the water down before Natural Resources: https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/ it reaches the stream also helps to prevent erosion of the Conservation/Water/RiparianBuffers/Pages/ soil and streambanks. default.aspx How do I plant a Buffer? • PennState Extension: www.extension.psu.edu Typically a buffer area consists of 3 zones. The size of For more stormwater information, please visit the each zone will vary depending on the space available. Township website at https://warwick-bucks.com/ stormwater-management/ • Zone 1: Along the edge of the stream, creek or pond should be planted with native trees and For any questions or concerns regarding stormwater shrubs that can tolerate wet conditions. or if you observe pollutants entering the storm sewer or stream, please call Warwick Township at 215-343-6100. • Zone 2: Adjacent to Zone 1, plant native trees and shrubs plus wildflowers and grasses to provide a transition. • Zone 3: Next to Zone 2, plant an area of native grasses and wildflowers to slow the water and allow some to be absorbed into the ground. How do I Maintain the Buffer? • Initially, the buffer will need to be maintained with watering and weeding to help the plants establish and remove invasive plants. • The grasses and wildflowers in Zone 3 should be mowed twice a year, in the spring and fall, to prevent overgrowth.

11 Harvest Time Vibes Warwick Township has a long farming history. This time of year, we are all reminded of the bounty provided to us by our local growers and farmers. Hidden in the below puzzle is a delicious and nutritious list of fruits and vegetables. After you have found them all, head out to the nearest farmers market and stock up on autumn’s amazing produce.

APPLE AVOCADO BANANA BEETS BLUEBERRY BROCCOLI CARROT CAULIFLOWER CELERY CHERRY GRAPE GREENBEAN JALAPENO KALE LEMON LETTUCE LIME ONION ORANGE PEAR PEPPER PLUM POTATO SPINACH TOMATO WHEAT

12 WARWICK TOWNSHIP PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Be sure to check out all of our Fall programs at our website, www.warwickrec.com . ALL PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO POSSIBLE COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS AND POSSIBLE BUILDING USE RESTRICTIONS. CHECK OUR WEBSITE FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE LISTINGS. Fall Program Registration Information

Registration for FALL programs begins on Tuesday, September 1. The best and easiest way to register is to go to the website for the Parks and Recreation Department ( www.warwickrec.com ). You must create an account before you can register for a program. You can also register in person at the Township Administration building during normal business hours, 8am-4pm, Monday through Thursday and 7am-3pm on Fridays. All children must be the age or going into the grade specified before the start of the program, NO EXCEPTIONS! There is no PRO-RATING for any of our camps or programs. Refunds must be requested at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the program.

Preschool School Age Adult Clubs Let’s Get Messy Playtime Soccer Stars 2 Zumba Hooks & Needles Club Children Making Music Volley Tech volleyball programs Men’s Open Basketball Novel Bunch Book Club Preschool Multi sports Program Karate Competitive Volleyball Mahjong Club Multi sports Program Cornerstone Programs Warwick Running Club T-Ball Program Junior Soccer Program Soccer Stars 1

LEWY BODY WALK FOR AWARENESS Warwick Township Parks and Recreation presents the seventh annual walk to support Lewy Body Dementia Join us in celebrating 7 years of supporting individuals will continue to make this a memorable experience and and families with Lewy body dementia. would be incredibly grateful for your support! Clear your calendar and make plans to virtually attend Use this link to join or donate: https://www.firstgiving.com/ the 7th Annual Lewy Body Dementia Awareness Walk on event/LBDA/Lewy-Body-Dementia Sunday, September 27th! We may not be able to be together at the Warwick Township In light of our current climate with the evolving COVID-19 Community Park, but we can DIGITALLY COME TOGETHER crisis and the information provided by the Centers for to support the Lewy Body Dementia Association! Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), we have decided to If you have any questions, please contact Tina Christie at host a virtual event this year. While it was a difficult decision, [email protected] the health and safety of our community is our priority. We KNOW YOUR MEDICARE OPTIONS During this free educational seminar, you will learn: Seniors or call the Parks and Recreation Department. • How Medicare works and what it covers Program is subject to change or possible cancellation • How Part “D” prescription cards work and how pick due to COVID-19 restrictions. the right one for you WHEN: Thursday, October 8 • The differences between Medicare supplements and TIME: 6:30pm-8pm Medicare Advantage plans WHERE: Warwick Township Building Community Room Have your questions answered so you can make the AGES: Adults 50+ right choice when planning for Medicare or Medicare COST: FREE Advantage decisions. INSTRUCTORS: Steve Perlman, DelVal Senior Advisors, Registration is required for this program and walk-ins Independence Medicare Planning Specialist will be accepted. You can go to www.warwickrec.com, create an account and register for the program listed under

13 2020 SCARECROW SHOWDOWN

Our Parks and Recreation department is starting a new some pop-culture trends. Be as creative as you can be. Fall tradition this year. SCARECROW SHOWDOWN! We Our scarecrows will be placed around the Administration are going to fill our parking lots with the most amazing Building parking lot for everyone to see, enjoy and vote on scarecrows, built by the most amazing residents, YOU. For the most impressive scarecrow. Winner of the Scarecrow the month of October, dust off your DIY skills and build Showdown will win a prize and be crowned our very first us your most impressive scarecrow. Use your scarecrow MASTER SCARECROW BUILDER. Keep your eye on social to advertise your business. Pay homage to a favorite media for more details. If you have any questions, please sports player or team. Or maybe just poke a little fun at email Erin: [email protected] HALLOWEEN HAPPENING Come dressed up as anything you choose, just come WHEN: Thursday, October 29 dressed up and you will get lots of goodies! Join your TIME: 5:30pm —7:30pm neighbors at this year’s Halloween Happening. The event WHERE: Warwick Township Community Park offers tricks and treats for all ages including pumpkin AGES: ALL AGES decorating, haunting arts & crafts, creepy coloring contest, and lots of candy from our sponsors. Bring your family and COST: FREE enjoy this free fun! Event is subject to change or possible EVENT SPONSORED BY TD BANK!!! cancellation due to COVID-19 restrictions. PACK THE POLICE CAR Join the Warwick Township Parks and Recreation Department Suggested donations: Coffee and tea, jelly, laundry detergent, and the Warwick Township Police Department to “Pack the Police toothpaste and toothbrushes, toilet paper, sugar (2 pound box) Car”. NEW LOCATION : Warwick Township Fire Company. Come and flour, ketchup, mayonnaise, mustard, canned fruits, canned meet our Warwick Township Police officers and volunteer fire juices, juice boxes, pancake mix & syrup, rice, household department members and make a donation of a non-perishable cleaning supplies, personal care items (deodorant, shampoo, item. Suggested items are listed below. The food will be taken to shaving cream, razor, etc), spaghetti sauce, cake mix and icing, the Food Larder at New Britain Baptist Church to be distributed canned beans and canned tomatoes, canned meats and canned to people in need throughout Bucks County. Event is subject to soups change or possible cancellation due to COVID-19 restrictions. This is a wonderful opportunity to give back to those in our WHEN: Saturday, November 21 own community who are struggling financially during the TIME: 10am - 2pm holiday season! WHERE: Warwick Township Fire Company (2390 York Road) AGES: ALL AGES COST: FREE HO HO HO HOLIDAY PARTY

Gather with your neighbors and join Santa for hot chocolate and cookies. You can warm up with some hot chocolate, sit on Santa’s lap for a photo, or make your own craft and Holiday card. Enjoy a performance by the Galena Brass Band. Back by popular demand are the Belgian horses and their carriage. Take a ride through our park. Event is subject to change or possible cancellation due to COVID-19 restrictions. WHEN: Saturday, December 5 TIME: 11am—1pm WHERE: Warwick Township Community Park, 1733 Township Greene, Jamison, PA 18929 AGES: All Ages COST: FREE EVENT SPONSORED BY TD BANK!!

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