Frequently Asked Questions

Welcome to the Huntington Township FAQ Page

We’ve compiled answers to the most commonly asked questions about township services, regulations, and community life. If you don’t find the answer you’re looking for, please feel free to contact us directly.

Welcome to

Huntington Township

In the heart of Adams County, Huntington Township is a community woven with history, pride, and promise.

Dave Boyer

General Township Information

Q1: What are the office hours for the Township Office?
A1: By Appointment Only

Q2: Where is the Township Office located?
A2: The Township Office is located at 750 Trolley Rd P.O. Box 247 York Springs, PA 17372

Q3: How do I contact the Township Office?
A3: You can reach the Township Office by phone at (717) 528-4027 or via email at hu********@pa.net

Zoning and Building Permits

Q1: How do I apply for a building permit?
A1: To apply for a building permit, download the application form from our Permit Applications page, fill it out, and submit it either in person at the Township Office or via email to gu*@hu***********.net

Q2: Do I need a permit for a home renovation?
A2: Yes, most home renovations, including additions, structural changes, and significant interior modifications, require a building permit. For more details, visit our Building Permits page.

Q3: What are the zoning regulations in Huntington Township?
A3: Zoning regulations are outlined in the township’s zoning ordinance, which covers land use, building setbacks, and property divisions. You can review the zoning map and ordinance on our Zoning and Planning page.

Q4: How can I request a zoning change?
A4: To request a zoning change, submit a Zoning Application Form, available on our Zoning Applications page. This application will be reviewed by the Zoning Hearing Board, and a public hearing may be scheduled.

Public Works and Services

Q1: When is trash collected in Huntington Township?
A1: Trash collection typically occurs on Thursdays. However, the schedule may change due to holidays or weather conditions. Please check the Waste Collection Schedule for the most up-to-date information.

Q2: How do I report a pothole or road maintenance issue?
A2: To report a pothole or other road maintenance issues, contact the Township Office at pa*@hu***********.net . You can also use our online Service Request Form.

Q3: What should I do if my trash collection was missed?
A3: If your trash was not collected on the scheduled day, please contact Waste Management as soon as possible to report the issue.

Q4: How can I find out about snow removal in the winter?
A4: Snow removal schedules and policies are managed by the Public Works Department. Updates are posted on the Township News page during the winter season. For specific inquiries, contact Public Works directly.

Township Meetings and Agendas

Q1: When does the Board of Supervisors meet?
A1: The Board of Supervisors meets on the third Friday of every month at 7:00 PM at the Township Office. Meetings are open to the public, and residents are encouraged to attend.

Q2: Where can I find the agenda for the next township meeting?
A2: Meeting agendas are posted on our Meeting Agendas page one week before the scheduled meeting. You can also request a copy by contacting the Township Office.

Q3: How can I get involved in township meetings?
A3: Residents are welcome to attend township meetings and may speak during the public comment section. To get more involved, consider applying for a position on one of the township’s boards or committees. Learn more about volunteer opportunities.

Q4: How do I access past meeting minutes?
A4: Past meeting minutes are archived and available on our Meeting Minutes Archive page. You can search by date or meeting type to find the records you need.

Public Safety and Emergency Services

Q1: Who do I contact in case of an emergency?
A1: In case of an emergency, always dial 911. For non-emergencies, you can contact the Huntington Township Police Department at (XXX) XXX-XXXX or the Fire Department at (XXX) XXX-XXXX.

Q2: How do I volunteer with the local fire department?
A2: We are always looking for dedicated volunteers. If you’re interested in joining the Huntington Township Fire Department, please visit our Volunteer Opportunities page for more information and an application form.

Q3: How do I sign up for emergency alerts?
A3: You can sign up for emergency alerts through our Emergency Alerts Sign-Up page. Alerts are sent via email or text message, keeping you informed about severe weather, road closures, and other urgent situations.

Q4: Are there any crime prevention programs in the township?
A4: Yes, the Police Department offers several crime prevention programs, including neighborhood watch and home security assessments. Visit our Public Safety page for details on how to get involved.

Living in Huntington Township

Q1: How do I register as a new resident?
A1: New residents should register with the Township Office to receive important information and services. Visit our New Resident Guide page to get started, or contact the Township Office directly.

Q2: What schools are in the Huntington Township area?
A2: Huntington Township is part of the Conewago Valley School District, which includes New Oxford High School, Conewago Valley Intermediate School, and Conewago Township Elementary School. For more information, visit the Schools and Education section.

Q3: Are there any local parks or recreational areas?
A3: Yes, Pine Grove Park is the primary public park in Huntington Township, offering walking trails, picnic areas, and playgrounds. Visit our Parks and Recreation page for more information on local recreational opportunities.

Q4: How can I get involved in community activities?
A4: Huntington Township offers many opportunities to get involved, from community events to volunteer positions. Check out our Community and Events page for a calendar of upcoming activities and information on how to participate.

Visitors Information

Q1: What are the main attractions in Huntington Township?
A1: Huntington Township is home to several attractions, including the historic Lime Rock Mill and Heikes Covered Bridge. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy hiking, fishing, and bird watching in our scenic parks and trails. Visit our For Visitors page to learn more.

Q2: Where can I stay if I’m visiting Huntington Township?
A2: Accommodations in Huntington Township include charming bed & breakfasts, vacation rentals, and nearby hotels. For details and recommendations, visit our Where to Stay section.

Q3: Are there any local dining options?
A3: Yes, Huntington Township offers a variety of dining options, from cozy cafes to farm-to-table restaurants. Visit our Dining and Shopping page for a list of local eateries.

Q4: How can I find out about local events during my visit?
A4: Our Community Calendar lists all upcoming events, including festivals, markets, and public gatherings. Be sure to check it out before your visit to see what’s happening in the township.