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Welcome to Dallas Township

The Zoning Hearing Board Meeting will be held on Monday, March 18 starting at 6:30 PM.
Virtual Attendance will be provided by GoTo meeting. Request to join GoTo meeting by sending a request to meetings@dallastwp.org
You can also view the Meeting live on Facebook.


Shapiro Administration Announces Low-Interest Loans Available for September 2023 Flood Survivors in Northeast Pennsylvania (pa.gov)


Supervisors extend Declaration of Disaster Emergency at the Febraury 6th Meeting

The Supervisors extended the declaration of disaster emergency at the last Supervisor’s Meeting related to the September 9th flooding event. The Declaration has been extended to the November Supervisors Meeting.


Residents and Businesses that received damage from Saturday’s storm event should email the Township Code Enforcement Officer to report.


Police Station Planning and Design

The Township Supervisors held a Town Hall Meeting on Tuesday February 7th at 5:30 PM to discuss planning, design and construction for a new Police Station. 23 residents attended in person and virtually. Needs for a new Police Station as well as design and funding sources were discussed.


Williams Gas Pipeline 2023

Williams gas pipeline has completed work in the Township for 2023. Crew’s will be back in the Spring of 2024 to complete grading and seeding in the pipeline right of way. If you have questions regarding Williams current pipeline work in the Township, contact Mike Atachie at 570-209-4257 or email to mike.atchie@williams.com


SOUTHSIDE NATURE PLAYGROUND

Visitors are reminded to accompany young children and only park in designated parking areas.


Overbrook Ave. SR 1014 Bridge Replacement 

Penn Dot held a public meeting at the Township Administration Building on Tuesday July 19, 2022 to discuss the Overbrook Ave. Bridge replacement and take public comment.  Penn Dot is planning to replace the bridge starting in 2024.  Go to the Penn Dot link below for further details.

Details (pa.gov)


Spotted Lanternfly in Luzerne County

The Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive planthopper native to Asia first discovered in Berks County in 2014.  Luzerne County along with 44 Counties in Pennsylvania are now on the quarantine list for the Lanternfly.  To see more and stop the spread of the Spotted Lanternfly take a look at the Toolkit below.






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