Richmond Municipal Authority

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563 Valley Rd
Mansfield, PA 16933
+1 (570) 662-7316
https://richmondtwp.com

Richmond Township, established in 1824, is a second-class township located in Tioga County, Pennsylvania. It spans 50.8 square miles, fully encircles the borough of Mansfield, and boasts a population of 2,169 residents according to the 2020 Census.

The township is governed by a board of three supervisors and manages a network of approximately 60 miles of roads, primarily dirt. Richmond Township also provides a range of services, including a recycling center and a dedicated office that oversees daily operations and permits for residents.

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