West Whiteland Township, PA | Official Website

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Township Seeking Fire Inspector

West Whiteland Township is seeking applicants for the FT position of Fire Inspector position in the Codes Dept. Qualified applicants will be self-starters responsible for the implementation, education and Read on...
Missed Trash & Recycling Pick Ups

Some members of the Pay-As-You-Throw curbside program have experienced delays recently with trash & recycling being picked up. We wanted to provide some information regarding circumstances that are leading to instances of waste not being collected. Read on...
PennDOT Satisfaction Survey

PennDOT is asking the public for feedback on their construction and maintenance services. PennDOT is responsible for often-used state roads such as Boot Rd., Ship Rd., Grove Rd., Phoenixville Pk. & Whitford Rd., as well as Routes 202, 30 & 100. Read on...
Be Ready for an Emergency

Chester County has issued a Public Preparedness Guide to help make Chester County families as ready as possible to protect themselves in the event of an emergency. Read on...
Development Survey & Informational Video

There has been lots of buzz around the development and new construction projects in the Township. Why so many apartments? What is going to happen to the mall? Will we still have green space? Do residents get any say in what happens here? Read on...

Preservation
Historic resources are an important part of the Township's history and contribute greatly to the community's identity and overall unique character. West Whiteland has a rich history and has served as the crossroads at the heart of Chester County since the Revolutionary War. The Township serves as a regional model in the municipal support of historic preservation and was one of the first municipalities in the county to adopt an ordinance to establish a historical commission.
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Room to Breathe
Over 20% of the land in the Township is permanently protected open space. Any time land is subdivided or developed, whether for residential or corporate purposes, the developer is required to set aside a predetermined amount of land for open space and recreation. Township staff works with each developer individually and must approve the open space arrangements or assess an open space fee to secure adequate amounts of recreational areas for our residents.
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