Zoning Officer/Building Code Official 655 Cider Press Road Easton PA 18042 Williams Township, Northampton County with a population of 6,100, is seeking a dedicated applicant for the position of Zoning Officer/Building Code Official. Applicants must be able to process building permits and zoning determinations in accordance with applicable codes as well as issue Notices of Violation for … Read More

Get Involved in the New Wilson Area Communities That Care Coalition! The Wilson Area CTC Coalition is working to combine resources and strategies within our community to address youth problem behaviors. Our members include district students, parents, residents, local health care experts, law enforcement members, community leaders, businesses, faith communities, and members of non-profit organizations. Individuals in the Wilson Area who … Read More

The PA Animal Response Team supports communities to be able to respond, secure and help animals when threatened by an emergency. Want to volunteer to make a difference in the lives of animals in your community? information and volunteer sign up is available at:

As the warm weather arrives, the Spotted Lanternfly will once again be hatching out to cause havoc in our county.  No need to worry, NCCD is happy to once again offer banding materials to county residents. The cost is free.  All you need to do is call or email and request supplies.  Once the request is received, a date and … Read More

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) invites the public to a virtual plans display for a project to replace retaining wall supporting Route 611 alongside the Delaware Canal in Williams Township, Northampton County. The existing retaining wall is a post-and-plank type comprised of steel H-pile posts with precast concrete panels. It is 475 feet long and has a maximum exposed … Read More

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Who is responsible for removing road-killed deer? All State roads in Northampton County are covered by a contract between PennDOT and a private vendor 610-250-1840 All non-State roads are covered by the Pennsylvania Game Commission 610-926-3136 Who can pick up and possess road-killed deer for edible meat? Any legal resident of Pennsylvania may pick up road-killed deer from the highways … Read More

Chrin will continue blasting activities at the Landfill.  As always, they will monitor the structures closest to the blast area with seismographs and notify those local residences who have requested to be notified prior to the blast. If you have any questions concerning the blasting program, please call: 610-258-8737