With nearly 40% of the town preserved, and more open space added each year, Montgomery Township’s land portfolio is dominated by preserved parkland, open space, and farmland. However, the property that once served as the government hub, is part of an evolving discussion: What should be done with the property that once housed the town’s municipal building?

Montgomery Township continues its proactive Code Compliance initiative with rigorous enforcement efforts led by the Construction, Engineering, Zoning, and Health departments. These efforts aim to address vacant or abandoned properties and other nuisance issues through increased inspections and penalties for non-compliance.

Zoning regulations change to reflect evolving needs and priorities of a community.

While close to 40% of Montgomery township has been preserved, we are not done yet. Two important factors are open space and sidewalks.

Montgomery Township Committee determined at its Dec. 19 meeting that town officials should investigate the Village Walk shopping center.

By Lori Savron | Posted January 2, 2025 Greetings in the new year! All are welcome to join the Township Committee at their annual...

By Lori Savron for The Montgomery News | Posted January 26, 2023 Progress continues at the intersection of routes 518 and 206. In...