The Warwick Township Board of Supervisors, at their July 2026 meeting, awarded the contract to install sidewalks between St. Cyril’s Church and CVS Pharmacy along Almshouse Road. This sidewalk connection will complete another gap in the Township’s sidewalk and trails plan. This particular connection will allow all the residents in our Jamison Hunt, Hampton Chase, Warwick Manor and Jamison Park neighborhoods to safely transverse to the York Road Corridor and beyond.
The new Guinea Lane Park playground is now open!
The funding for this project largely came from a $370,000 State grant.
Warwick Township is pleased to announce that we are the recipient of a $862,742 State Multimodal Transportation Fund grant for the design and construction of sidewalks along Almshouse Road between Land Road and Sunrise Way. Note that this will be a multi-year project which involves the design and construction of a pedestrian bridge.
There are currently sidewalks along Almshouse Road between Guinea Lane and Sunrise Way, and between Land Road and York Road. This connection will allow pedestrian travel from Guinea Lane all the way to York Road (and beyond).
🌳👟 The 2025 Sidewalk Program has been completed!
Three new connections were added this fall—making it easier and safer to get around our community.
Sidewalks have been added:
– Along Guinea Lane
– On the corner of Guinea Lane and Almshouse Road
– Along Almshouse Road near Sunrise Way
Here’s to a more walkable Warwick! 🚶♂️
The 2026 Township budget was adopted by the Board of Supervisors on 11/17/2025. The budget includes the following highlights:
The Township is proud to announce the completion of the Walton Road Streambank Stabilization Project. The project was completed entirely in-house by our Public Works Department.
Over time, the Little Neshaminy Creek was eroding the side of Walton Road located off Rushland Road. Stabilizing the streambank was necessary to ensure the integrity of the road and provide access to Ross Mill Farm.
Warwick Township has been featured in the July 2025 Civil & Municipal edition of Business View Magazine. Read it below!
Community Park Trail Closures – Three-Phase Repaving Project
UPDATE:
The Community Park trails are open! All paving has been completed for now. The final section, shown in 
orange, will be paved in the Fall.
Please keep in mind that we will still have trucks and maintenance staff in the park doing clean-up and restoration work.
Thank you for your patience as we work to enhance Community Park!
UPDATE: Recreation Station playground and sidewalk is now open!!!! Thank you to everyone for your patience as we completed this new and exciting project.
We hope you enjoy the new playground!
Please join us on Tuesday, June 17th at 11am for an official ribbon cutting ceremony. Guest speakers include: Warwick Township Board of Supervisors Member Robin Taber, a representative from Congressman Fitzpatrick’s Office, a representative from State Senator Farry’s Office, a representative from State Representative Marcell’s Office and a representative from the PA Department of Community and Economic Development. And Kona Ice will be there!
Last Fall, Warwick Township was awarded a $510,000 grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development’s Local Share Account – Statewide program. Thanks to this generous funding from the State, the Recreation Station play area was revitalized with modern play structures, new sunshades, and native tree plantings.
