EXCITING NEWS! In order to serve you better, Marlborough Township now accepts VISA, MasterCard and Discover! A Service Fee of 3% or $1.00 minimum will be assessed to each transaction. Call or come in to the office.
Marlborough Township
A relatively small community with a population of about 3,200, Marlborough Township is largely rural and unspoiled and remains protected by ordinances that promote- responsible development. Large areas are permanently preserved as Open Space and will remain forever green. The Township works to sustain the character and lifestyle treasured by residents and visitors while respecting the rights of property owners.
Current Issues
Administrative Office - For up-to-date Township office information, click here. Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30AM - 4:30PM - (Wednesday hours 4:30 PM - 6:00 PM by appointment)
Police Department - For up-to-date Police Department office information, please click here.
FOR SALE - The Marlborough Police Department has listed a 2017 Dodge Charger for sale on Municibid. More informaiton is available at this link. Charger for sale
Board and Committee Vacancies - Are you interested in getting involved with your township? Marlborough Township has a variety of committees and boards comprised of citizen volunteers. These citizen volunteers provide a valuable service to the township.
Please refer to the below list of current vacancies. If you are interested in serving as a member, please send a letter of interest to Marlborough Township; 6040 Upper Ridge Rd; Green Lane, PA 18054 or email mcody@marlboroughpa.org.
Full descriptions available by clicking the committee name.
Historical Commission
🚧PennDOT - Road Concerns and Complaints - If you have a maintenance concern related to a State-Maintained Roadway, such as potholes or dead deer, please call 1-800-FIX-ROAD or click here.
💡PECO outages -PECO employees are ready to respond to any outages that may occur due to storms in the area. If you lose power, smell gas, or see low hanging wires, you are urged to contact PECO in the mobile app, online at www.peco.com/outage, text ADDOUTAGE to 697326 (MYPECO), or call directly at 800-841-4141. To report dead trees or assistance with trees and vegetation fill out the online form - Click Here
2025 Skymount Lake Fishing Permits - Fishing permits are available during normal business hours at the Township Office, the Police Department, Boulder Woods Campground or by mailing the application with the necessary information and fees.
Act 44 - The annual disclosure form must be posted in accordance with the requirements of Act 44 for each contractor that provides services to the Pension Plan. Click Here
2025 Meeting Schedule - Schedule
Tax Collection Hours - View
Senator Tracy Pennycuick -Newsletter and other helpful information
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