Above: The entrance to Quittie Park on Bachman Road just south of Route 422. (LebTown file photo by Will Trostel)
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Annville Township reporter
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Annville Township commissioners address trespassing & rodent concerns
Annville Township commissioners heard public comments about trespassing, speeding, and the feeding of rodents and stray cats at this month’s meeting.
Annville Township leases 30 parking spaces to Lebanon Valley College
Residents should also look out for an updated sewer bill format.
Annville Twp. commissioners vote to disband Annville Twp. Police Department
Following the merger between Annville Township and Plamyra Borough Police Departments, the Annville Township Police Department will be disbanded.
Annville Twp. commissioners approve Weaber St. storage unit project
At its regular August meeting, the Annville Township Board of Commissioners approved the plans for the proposed storage unit project and made other routine approvals.
Annville Twp. commissioners to review panhandling and loitering ordinance
The Annville Township Board of Commissioners discussed a panhandling and loitering ordinance and the renovation of the Annville Town Hall, including updates for ADA compliance, during their July meeting.
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