Township News & Announcements
Roadside Leaf Collection
The Townships Roadside leaf collection is scheduled for the week of November 16. Residents are to place their leaves in a brown paper bag that can either be purchased at their local hardware store or at the Municipal Building.
Annual Shredding Event
The Williams Township Annual Shredding Event is scheduled for Saturday, May 1, 2027 from 9am to 11am at the Public Works Building, 2540 Morgan Hill Road. Containers: A maximum of 4 file boxes (or equivalent) per attendee. Typical size box is 12” x 15” x 10”...
Nationwide Emergency Alert System Test: November 17th
If not already aware, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have scheduled a Nationwide 2026 Emergency Alert System Test for Tuesday, November 17th. See some highlights and information of the test below: Test...
2026 Mosquito Season Summary
2026 Mosquitos Season Summary - Northampton County Vector Control (PDF)
Tenth Annual Wreath Ceremony
We invite you to stand with us as we honor local veterans during our Tenth Annual Wreath Ceremony on Saturday, December 19, 2026. All event details and schedules can be found on the 2026 Wreath Ceremony Flyer (PDF) Ready to support? Please see the Wreath Order Form...
Williams Township Historical Society Committee
The Williams Township Board of Supervisors is forming a Historical Society Committee. This committee will be responsible for overseeing, maintaining, preserving, and protecting the Township’s historical publications. Residents who are interested in serving on the...
INTERESTED IN SERVING ON A TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE?
Williams Township Board of Supervisors are seeking individuals who have an interest in serving on the following Boards: Appeals Board Zoning Hearing Board Alternate Land Preservation Board Alternate Please email your Letter of Interest to Melody Ernst, Township...
Protecting Our Ash Trees
The emerald ash borer is an invasive beetle that has devastated ash tree populations across Pennsylvania, including here in Northampton County. First detected in the state in 2007, this beetle kills ash trees by tunneling under the bark and cutting off their water and...
Road-killed Deer FAQ
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...