The PA Broadband Development Authority is holding listening sessions across the Commonwealth beginning December 13 to give Pennsylvanians the opportunity to learn about federal funding for broadband, and to hear about the important role they have in reviewing the new Federal Communications Commission (FCC) broadband access map. The map’s accuracy is crucial for the Commonwealth […]
Author: Sadsbury Township
All Dogs Must be Licensed by January 1
2023 Dog Licenses Available at County Treasurers’ Offices Pennsylvanians can now purchase 2023 dog licenses from their county treasurers. State law requires all dogs three months and older to be licensed by Jan. 1 of each year. An annual dog license is $8.50, or $6.50 if the animal is spayed or neutered. Lifetime licenses are […]
Mysteries of Medicare
Mysteries of Medicare: Medicare’s Annual Open Enrollment Period (AOEP) AOEP is a once-a-year opportunity between October 15th and December 7th for most Medicare beneficiaries to make changes to Medicare Advantage (MAPD) and Part D Prescription Drug Plans (PDP). In early October, you will receive a mailing with information about changes to your current plan called […]
Seeking Volunteers for Planning and Zoning
Sadsbury Township is seeking a Zoning Hearing Board Alternate and a volunteer for the Planning Commission. Please contact the township office at 610-857-9503 or sadsburytownship@comcast.net for more information.
Fireworks FAQ
House Bill 542 was signed into law on October 30, 2017. Under the new law, the Fireworks Act of 1939 was repealed and replaced in its entirety. However, the questions and answers below highlight the most noteworthy changes. Q: Which fireworks are Pennsylvania residents allowed to purchase and use? Consumers can now purchase and use […]
Planning Commission Vacancy
The Sadsbury Township Board of Supervisors is seeking to fill a vacant position on the township Planning Commission. Please contact the township office for more information.
Mysteries of Medicare: What’s new for 2022?
The simple answer is no significant coverage changes. Given the COVID pandemic, the focus has been on prevention and access to care. COVID vaccines, including boosters, and testing are still provided without cost. Medicare has allowed expanded use of telehealth and many providers are having more telephonic or virtual appointments. The Cost of Living Adjustment […]
2022 dog licenses are on sale now!
Get your pup the best gift of all: the safety and security of an up-to-date dog license. Here’s how to get a Dog License in Chester County https://www.chesco.org/1112/Dog-License License Your Dog. It’s the Law: All dogs three months or older must be licensed by Jan. 1 of each year Owners of non-licensed dogs can be […]