The Director of Public Works oversees the Streets Department with over 95 miles of Township roadways, the Parks Department with over 111 acres of parkland, and the Wastewater Treatment Plant with 225 miles of sewer lines and 10 pumping stations.
The Department of Public Works oversees many responsibilities in the day-to-day operation of the Township. For an overview of those responsibilities, please see this presentation.
The members of the Township’s Streets Department recently completed a major upgrade to the Police Department Shooting Range on S. Concord Road. Read on...
We invite you to read more about the Regional Stormwater Feasibility Study AND to submit your comments about stormwater issues in your area using the NEW online form. We value your feedback. Additional Info...
Raymond Halvor Halvorsen, who served for as a West Goshen Supervisor and as the Township’s Public Works Director for fifteen years, was born in Flushing, New York on April 14, 1951. Read on...
West Goshen Township will be milling and paving roads. We ask that anyone living on one of the roads please check and make sure your trees and bushes are at least 15 feet high above the roads and at least three feet behind the edge of the roadway. Read on...
The West Goshen Public Works Department takes great pride in its ability to quickly and safely clear snow from the Township’s 100 miles of roadways. West Goshen residents play a key role in the Township’s snow removal efforts. Read on...
Starting Monday November 8th Republic Services will begin changing out the gray township trash carts for their new blue carts. This is for trash cars only, not recycling. Read on...
COVID-19 did not slow the public works department down! Read more about how the West Goshen Township Public Works Department serves the community every day! Read on...
When is the last time you’ve thought about the West Goshen Public Works Department? If your answer was “I don’t know…” or “Never,” you might be surprised that is just the way the department likes it. Read on...
“With the timing and preventative measures for COVID-19, we missed some of our usual spring activity like mulching or planting annuals and headed straight into mowing season,” said Director of Public Works Dave Woodward. Read on...
