At the November 17, 2025 Board of Supervisors Meeting, the following Resolution will be on the agenda. RESOLUTION NO.  2025-17 A RESOLUTION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF WEST PIKELAND, COUNTY OF CHESTER, COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, LEVY OF TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2026 At the October 13, 2025 Planning Commission Meeting the following proposed Burn Ordinance was reviewed with public comment. The Board of Supervisors is currently seeking resident input. You can contact the township at ...

Many thanks to the Environmental Advisory Council and township residents who spent their morning this past Saturday, November 8, 2025, cleaning up litter from Rt. 113. We are grateful to the volunteers who keep our township clean!

The Chester County Board of Elections today released the timeline for its investigation into the Election Day error that resulted in third-party registered voters being omitted from poll books on Tuesday, November 4. The Board emphasized its commitment to transparency, accountability, and timely resolution as the county’s provisional ballot review process continues. “As of today, we identified the key questions that must be addressed through the investigation and presented th

Help shape the fun in our community! The Park and Recreation Committee is seeking one more volunteer to complete our team. No experience is necessary—just a passion for making our township a great place to live. The committee organizes the Annual Egg Hunt and runs Fall Festival activities. They also act as stewards to our township parks. Ready to make a difference? Click here: https://www.westpikeland.com/volunteer

We are pleased to share that PennDOT has awarded the Art School Bridges Project to Kingsley Construction, LLC, with a Notice to Proceed anticipated on or about December 8, 2025. Utility relocation work is expected to be completed by the end of Spring 2026, after which construction will begin with the removal of the first bridge (closest to West Vincent). Work will then proceed to the second bridge (closest to HYS). We appreciate your patience and cooperation as this important

We are contacting you about an upcoming project occurring in West Pikeland Township that will enhance the local electric distribution system. This project is a $2.5 million infrastructure investment in your area to help withstand more frequent and damaging storms, improve reliability by reducing the frequency of outages that cannot be prevented, and support the adoption of cleaner energy resources such as solar and electric vehicles. What you’ll see during this project: • A m

Treat your family this holiday season to the gift of Broadway-quality live theatre right here in beautiful Chester Springs. ANASTASIA, a story of a girl in search of home, love, and family. Running November 21 to December 14, complete information can be found here: https://www.saltpa.com/anastasia As part of a 10 year partnership with Chester County Food Bank, SALT will be collecting FOOD for the Chester County Food Bank at every performance. No glass containers please. $1.00

West Pikeland Township, founded on land originally granted by William Penn in 1705, is home to the historic Mill at Anselma and the mineral-rich Yellow Springs, which served as a Revolutionary War hospital. Today, our township is celebrated for its scenic landscapes, vibrant community, and deep agricultural roots. These qualities are not guaranteed for the future—they depend on our collective commitment to land conservation. The mission of the West Pikeland Land Trust (WPLT)

The West Pikeland Township Administrative Office will be closed on Thursday, November 27, 2025 in observance of Thanksgiving.

Join us for the Yellow Springs Village Holiday Stroll  on Friday, December 12, from 5–8 pm ! Enjoy an evening of festive cheer as our historic village comes alive with twinkling lights, holiday magic, and family-friendly fun. Admission is free , and the event will take place rain or shine . Highlights include a performance by the Chester Valley Dance Academy , hands-on holiday crafts , visit with Santa , and more seasonal surprises throughout the village. Gather your family a