Foster Township Municipal Building

Foster Township, located in Freeland, PA, was first settled in 1824 and officially incorporated in 1855. Named after Asa L. Foster, the township emerged from the coal mining and logging industries that defined its early economy. Today, Foster Township continues to foster community engagement through various events and services, including police coverage and assistance programs. The township is committed to maintaining a vibrant community while honoring its rich historical roots. Generated from the website

The Municipal Authority of Hazle Township is an independent agency established in 1966, responsible for the construction and maintenance of sanitary sewer lines in Hazle Township, PA. With a dedicated board of members appointed by the Hazle Township supervisors, the authority oversees the billing and collection of sewage transmission fees from residents and is actively working on a multimillion-dollar project to install sewage lines in areas currently served by septic or wildcat systems. Once completed, this extensive project will connect most of the township to sanitary sewer lines, ensuring efficient and reliable sewage services for the community. The authority can be contacted for further information or any inquiries regarding their services.Generated from the website

Butler Township, settled in 1784, is a political subdivision of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is located in the southern part of Luzerne County, Pa. The township provides emergency services, courthouse, postal services, golf courses, airports, churches, campgrounds and cemeteries. Butler Township Police Department offers various services, including motor carrier safety assistance programs, accident reconstruction and drug task force. It participates with the Pennsylvania State Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in uniform crime reporting. The township has adopted a zoning ordinance to protect the health, safety and welfare of it's residents and their properties.