The council held a meeting regarding a proposed ordinance to amend Chapter 106 of the fire prevention code, which would restructure the township's volunteer fire service from five companies to four and revise fire district boundaries. The administration presented detailed findings on the operational, governance, and financial history that necessitated this recommendation, particularly concerning the Newportville Fire Company. Discussion included the impacts on fire coverage, resource deployment, and mutual aid. A public hearing was conducted, providing an opportunity for residents to ask questions and express concerns about the proposed operational model and historical fire service structure.
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The Council meeting included presentations on police commendations, blight recommendations, and a new ordinance designating no-parking districts on several streets. Key business actions included granting approval for a garage construction project, tabling an application for a commercial building, and awarding a fuel bid for the Bucks County Consortium. The Council also approved the sale of surplus police vehicles, authorized a collection agency agreement for red-light enforcement violations, awarded a fleet copier lease, and passed a resolution to apply for a FEMA grant for storm pipe replacement. Residents and Council members discussed public safety, local traffic concerns, and the potential closure of the Newportville Fire Company.
Jun 19, 2026·Strategic plan
Bristol Township Consolidated Plan 2025-2029
The 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for Bristol Township outlines its housing and community development strategy, aiming to provide a suitable living environment and safe, decent, and affordable housing for low- to moderate-income households and special needs groups. The plan is structured around four key priorities: improving public facilities and infrastructure, preserving affordable housing, delivering public services for low- to moderate-income and special needs populations, and ensuring effective program administration.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Bristol Township Council Council Meeting
The Council discussed several items, including a presentation by the Environmental Advisory Committee and the amendment of an ordinance to expand the definition of capital projects funded by General Obligation Notes. Various land development and subdivision applications were approved, involving the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, Corey Lettieri, and Property Perfection Inc. The Council also amended parking restrictions for Greek Real Estate Partners, authorized a lease agreement for the new Senior Center, and approved a resolution to apply for a state grant for financial planning. Additionally, the Council addressed public comments regarding traffic concerns, road bridge construction updates, and code enforcement inquiries.
