On Friday, May 8th Chief Goggin and Officer Kurt DeForrest received a wonderful gift from the students at the Center for Arts and Technology Pickering Campus. The CAT students, under the guidance of teacher Michael Bland, built a beautiful mailbox to be used in the Police Station, complete with a laser engraved West Pikeland Police emblem on each side. The wood for the project was donated by a CAT Pickering Alumni, Ryan Barger, owner of Chester County Craftworks. To our Po

​Approved Solicitation Permits: Renewal by Andersen Green Lawn Fertilizing EcoShield Pest Control PERMITTED SOLICITATION HOURS: 9:00am - 7:00pm Each organization has been granted a one year Solicitation Permit for door to door sales in West Pikeland Township. All applications were thoroughly vetted by the Township and the West Pikeland Police Department. Concerns can be reported to the Township Office: 610-590-5300 or Office@westpikeland.com

PennDOT to Begin Construction to Replace Two Art School Road Bridges in West Pikeland Township King of Prussia, PA – The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced today that construction is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, May 13, on a $3 million project to replace two bridges that carry Art School Road over a Branch of Pickering Creek in West Pikeland Township, Chester County. Under this project, PennDOT’s contractor will remove and replace two existing bridges

What: Free PECO Energy Assessments - Reduce your Electric Bill When: Saturday, May 16th at 10:00am Where: West Pikeland Township Building, 1645 Art School Road, Chester Springs, PA 19425 The Environmental Advisory Council (EAC) has lined up PECO to give a presentation to residents on their Energy Assessment program. Residents of West Pikeland and local communities attending this presentation will be invited to sign up for a free in-home assessment. See the link: https://www.p

Virtually anywhere you need to dig, there are probably underground facilities somewhere in the vicinity. Growing networks of telephone cables, power lines, and cable TV lines are joining the gas, water, sewer, and petroleum pipes. The odds of an excavator moving something besides dirt are growing each day. Even if you see overhead lines that doesn't rule out the existence of buried power, television or telephone facilities. Buried utilities are along your property line and s