# White Township > Our energetic community is not only the geographic heart of Indiana County, it is the economic, educational and population center of the area. > Generated by All in One SEO Pro v5.0.3, this is an llms-full.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. ## Posts ### [BOARD VACANCIES](https://whitetownship.org/board-vacancies/) **Published:** October 16, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Content:** The White Township Board of Supervisors is accepting applications from Township residents interested in filling vacancies in the following positions: - Library Board Representative - Construction Code of Appeals Board Member - Municipal Authority Board Member Residents interested in being considered for appointment should complete the Vacancy Application below and submit it by mail, drop it off at the White Township Municipal Office, or email it to [**wtinfo@whitetownship.org**](mailto:wtinfo@whitetownship.org). Applications will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors for review and consideration. Applicants may be contacted if an interview is requested. For questions or additional information, please contact Chris Anderson at 724-463-8585. [VACANCY APPLICATION](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Vacancy-Application_10162026.pdf) **Categories:** News --- ### [White Township Meeting Information](https://whitetownship.org/white-township-meeting-information/) **Published:** October 13, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** **October 5** \| Recreation Advisory Board Meeting – 5:00 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Oct-5-Rec-Advisory-Agenda.pdf "Oct 5 - Recreation Advisory Board agenda") **October 7** \| Planning Commission Review Meeting – 8:30 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-7_PlanningCommission.pdf) **October 13** \| Planning Commission Meeting – 6:30 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-13_Planning-Commission_agenda.pdf) **October 14** \| Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting – 11:00 AM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-14_agenda-budget.pdf "October 14 Supervisors Special Meeting agenda") **October 14** \| Board of Supervisors Meeting – 1:00 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-14_agenda.pdf "October 14 - Supervisors Meeting agenda") **October 20** \| Municipal Authority Meeting – 1:00 PM **October 27** \| Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee Meeting – 7:00 PM **October 28** \| Board of Supervisors Meeting – 1:00 PM All boards meet at the White Township Municipal Office, 950 Indian Springs Road, except the Recreation Advisory Board which meets at the S&T Bank Arena, 497 East Pike Road. White Township adopted [Resolution R-10-20](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/resolution_r1020.pdf) to establish procedures and guidelines to allow a reasonable opportunity for public comment at each public meeting or hearing. The resolution can be found below. **Categories:** Featured --- ### [Draft Recreational Vehicle (RV) Development Regulations Available for Review](https://whitetownship.org/draft-recreational-vehicle-rv-development-regulations-available-for-review/) **Published:** September 25, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Content:** White Township is considering proposed amendments to its Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (SALDO) regarding the development and regulation of RV parks. The proposed amendment would establish standards for RV parks, including requirements related to site layout, setbacks, buffers, access and parking, utilities, lighting, stormwater management, and other aspects of RV park development. The draft also addresses temporary occupancy of RV sites and provides that RVs within an RV park may not be used as permanent residences. The draft ordinance is currently under consideration and has not been adopted. The proposed language may be revised as part of the Township’s review process. The ordinance is available below. [Draft RV Campground Regulations](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/RV-Campground-Regulations_92526.pdf "DRAFT RV Campground Regulations") Comments can be submitted to wtinfo@whitetownship.org or by using the [Contact Us](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) link. **Categories:** News --- ### [Fall Leaf Collection](https://whitetownship.org/fall-leaf-collection/) **Published:** September 23, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Content:** **CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS: OCTOBER 26 • NOVEMBER 2 • NOVEMBER 9 • NOVEMBER 16 • NOVEMBER 23** The Road Crew will collect leaves along public Township and State roads throughout White Township. They will not enter private property to retrieve bags. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL** collect: - Leaves placed in biodegradable paper bags. - Bags set at the curb or ditch line of public roadways. - Leaves must be curbside by 7 a.m. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL Not** collect: - Paper bags weighing greater than 50 pounds. - Leaves in plastic bags or loose piles. - Bags left in yards or driveways off the road right-of-way. - Grass clippings, branches, brush, or garden waste. Leaves, yard waste, cardboard, and other recyclables may be dropped off year-round, 24/7, at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority. Additionally, drop-off is at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, 1715 Route 119 South, Homer City, PA, for leaf collection. **Categories:** News --- ## Pages ### [Home](https://whitetownship.org/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** # White Township - Indiana County Located in the heart of Indiana County, White Township blends small-town character with modern opportunity. [ Learn More ](https://whitetownship.org/about-us/) Alerts Meetings Code Docs & Forms Contact [White Township Meeting Information](https://whitetownship.org/white-township-meeting-information/) - [ October 13, 2026 ](https://whitetownship.org/2026/10/13/) **October 5** \| Recreation Advisory Board Meeting – 5:00 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/Oct-5-Rec-Advisory-Agenda.pdf "Oct 5 - Recreation Advisory Board agenda") **October 7** \| Planning Commission Review Meeting – 8:30 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-7_PlanningCommission.pdf) **October 13** \| Planning Commission Meeting – 6:30 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-13_Planning-Commission_agenda.pdf) **October 14** \| Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting – 11:00 AM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-14_agenda-budget.pdf "October 14 Supervisors Special Meeting agenda") **October 14** \| Board of Supervisors Meeting – 1:00 PM – [AGENDA](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Oct-14_agenda.pdf "October 14 - Supervisors Meeting agenda") **October 20** \| Municipal Authority Meeting – 1:00 PM **October 27** \| Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee Meeting – 7:00 PM **October 28** \| Board of Supervisors Meeting – 1:00 PM All boards meet at the White Township Municipal Office, 950 Indian Springs Road, except the Recreation Advisory Board which meets at the S&T Bank Arena, 497 East Pike Road. White Township adopted [Resolution R-10-20](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/resolution_r1020.pdf) to establish procedures and guidelines to allow a reasonable opportunity for public comment at each public meeting or hearing. The resolution can be found below. [ Read More ](https://whitetownship.org/white-township-meeting-information/) ## Our Latest Updates: [ Read All Updates ](https://whitetownship.org/news-announcements/) ### [BOARD VACANCIES](https://whitetownship.org/board-vacancies/) - [ October 16, 2026 ](https://whitetownship.org/2026/10/16/) The White Township Board of Supervisors is accepting applications from Township residents interested in filling vacancies in the following positions: - Library Board Representative - Construction Code of Appeals Board Member - Municipal Authority Board Member Residents interested in being considered for appointment should complete the Vacancy Application below and submit it by mail, drop it off at the White Township Municipal Office, or email it to [**wtinfo@whitetownship.org**](mailto:wtinfo@whitetownship.org). Applications will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors for review and consideration. Applicants may be contacted if an interview is requested. For questions or additional information, please contact Chris Anderson at 724-463-8585. [VACANCY APPLICATION](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Vacancy-Application_10162026.pdf) [ Read More ](https://whitetownship.org/board-vacancies/) ### [Draft Recreational Vehicle (RV) Development Regulations Available for Review](https://whitetownship.org/draft-recreational-vehicle-rv-development-regulations-available-for-review/) - [ September 25, 2026 ](https://whitetownship.org/2026/09/25/) White Township is considering proposed amendments to its Subdivision and Land Development Ordinance (SALDO) regarding the development and regulation of RV parks. The proposed amendment would establish standards for RV parks, including requirements related to site layout, setbacks, buffers, access and parking, utilities, lighting, stormwater management, and other aspects of RV park development. The draft also addresses temporary occupancy of RV sites and provides that RVs within an RV park may not be used as permanent residences. The draft ordinance is currently under consideration and has not been adopted. The proposed language may be revised as part of the Township’s review process. The ordinance is available below. [Draft RV Campground Regulations](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/RV-Campground-Regulations_92526.pdf "DRAFT RV Campground Regulations") Comments can be submitted to wtinfo@whitetownship.org or by using the [Contact Us](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) link. [ Read More ](https://whitetownship.org/draft-recreational-vehicle-rv-development-regulations-available-for-review/) ## Events in October 2026 | MonMonday | TueTuesday | WedWednesday | ThuThursday | FriFriday | |---|---|---|---|---| | 28September 28, 2026 | 29September 29, 2026 | 30September 30, 2026 | 1October 1, 2026 | 2October 2, 2026 | 5 October 5, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 5:00 pm: Recreation Advisory Board Meeting 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm October 5, 2026 **S&T Bank Arena** 497 East Pike Road Indiana, PA 15701 [View Location](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/st-bank-arena/) [Map S&T Bank Arena](https://maps.google.com/maps?z=16&daddr=497+East+Pike+Road++Indiana+PA+15701+) [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/recreation-advisory-board-meeting-2/) | 6October 6, 2026 | 7 October 7, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 8:30 am: Planning Commission Review Meeting 8:30 am October 7, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-review-meeting/?mc_id=99) | 8October 8, 2026 | 9October 9, 2026 | 12October 12, 2026 | 13 October 13, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 6:30 pm: Planning Commission Meeting 6:30 pm October 13, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-meeting/?mc_id=145) | 14 October 14, 2026 ●●(2 events) ### 11:00 am: Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting 11:00 am – 12:00 pm October 14, 2026 **White Township** 950 Indian Springs Road Indiana, PA 15701 United States 7244638585 [View Location](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/white-township/) [Map White Township](https://maps.google.com/maps?z=16&daddr=950+Indian+Springs+Road++Indiana+PA+15701+United+States) [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-budget-meeting/) ### 1:00 pm: Board of Supervisors Meetings 1:00 pm October 14, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meetings/?mc_id=14) | 15October 15, 2026 | 16October 16, 2026 | 19October 19, 2026 | 20 October 20, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 1:00 pm: Municipal Authority Meeting 1:00 pm October 20, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/municipal-authority-meeting/?mc_id=122) | 21October 21, 2026 | 22October 22, 2026 | 23October 23, 2026 | 26October 26, 2026 | 27 October 27, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 7:00 pm: Comprehensive Plan Committee Meeting 7:00 pm October 27, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/comprehensive-plan-committee-meeting/?mc_id=111) | 28 October 28, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 1:00 pm: Board of Supervisors Meeting 1:00 pm October 28, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meeting/?mc_id=133) | 29October 29, 2026 | 30October 30, 2026 #### Upcoming Events [ See More Events ](https://whitetownship.org/events/) - **October 5, 2026** 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm [Recreation Advisory Board Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/recreation-advisory-board-meeting-2/) **S&T Bank Arena** 497 East Pike Road Indiana, PA 15701 [View Location](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/st-bank-arena/) [Map S&T Bank Arena](https://maps.google.com/maps?z=16&daddr=497+East+Pike+Road++Indiana+PA+15701+) - **October 7, 2026** 8:30 am [Planning Commission Review Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-review-meeting/?mc_id=99) - **October 13, 2026** 6:30 pm [Planning Commission Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-meeting/?mc_id=145) - **October 14, 2026** 11:00 am – 12:00 pm [Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-budget-meeting/) **White Township** 950 Indian Springs Road Indiana, PA 15701 United States 7244638585 [View Location](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/white-township/) [Map White Township](https://maps.google.com/maps?z=16&daddr=950+Indian+Springs+Road++Indiana+PA+15701+United+States) - **October 14, 2026** 1:00 pm [Board of Supervisors Meetings](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meetings/?mc_id=14) - **October 20, 2026** 1:00 pm [Municipal Authority Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/municipal-authority-meeting/?mc_id=122) - **October 27, 2026** 7:00 pm [Comprehensive Plan Committee Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/comprehensive-plan-committee-meeting/?mc_id=111) - **October 28, 2026** 1:00 pm [Board of Supervisors Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meeting/?mc_id=133) --- ### [Careers](https://whitetownship.org/careers/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** Customer Service - [ Job Postings ](#posts) - [ Application Form ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/home) Edit Template # Careers Employment opportunities with White Township for individuals interested in public service and supporting the local community. There are currently no employment opportunities available. However, White Township accepts employment applications at any time and will retain them for future employment opportunities. [ Application ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/documents/Documents) --- ### [Authorities, Boards, Commissions & Committees](https://whitetownship.org/authorities-boards-commissions-committees/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** ## Government - [ About Us ](https://whitetownship.org/about-us/) - [ Board of Supervisors ](https://whitetownship.org/board-of-supervisors/) - [ Authorities, Boards, Commissions & Committees ](https://whitetownship.org/authorities-boards-commissions-committees/) Edit Template # Authorities, Boards, Commissions & Committees Information on the appointed bodies and municipal authorities that support planning, oversight, and service coordination within White Township. Planning Commission ## Planning Commission The White Township Planning Commission advises the Board of Supervisors on land use, development, and subdivision matters to ensure thoughtful growth and sustainable community planning. The Commission reviews proposals, provides recommendations, and helps guide the Township’s long-term vision while preserving its character and resources. - **Committee:** Edward “Ted” Kuckuck \| Dennis Roumm\| Secretary Nancy Smith \| Bradley Martineau \| Richard Gallo - **Meetings:** Second Tuesday of the Month at 6:30 PM, a Review Meeting the Wednesday Prior at 8:30 AM. - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building, 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA [ Subdivision and Land Development Code ](https://ecode360.com/11917371) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) Edit Template Municipal Authority ## White Township Municipal Authority (WTMA) The White Township Municipal Authority (WTMA) manages the Township’s public sewer and stormwater services, ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient infrastructure for residents and businesses. The Authority works closely with the Board of Supervisors and Township administration to plan, maintain, and improve essential services while supporting sustainable community growth. - **Officers:** A. Eugene “Gene” Gemmell \| Kenneth E. Brown \| William Smith \| William R. Beck \| George Lenz. - **Meetings:** Third Tuesday Each Month at 1:00 PM - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building, 950 Indian Springs Road Indiana, PA - [ Public Comment Procedures Resolution ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/resolution_r1020.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) Edit Template Comprehensive Plan ## Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee The White Township Comprehensive Plan was adopted October 8, 2008 and was updated in White Township Priorities adopted Dec. 16, 2020. Having completed an extensive review of the Township’s planning practices, the committee agreed to continue as a long range planning committee. - **Committee:** Gail McCauley \| Dennis Roumm \| Bill Smith \| Nancy Smith \| John Somonick \| Sandi Gillette - **Meetings:** Fourth Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM - No meeting in December - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building, 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA [ White Township Comprehensive Plan ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/resolutionr-6-08_ag_security.pdf) [ White Township Priorities ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/wt_plan_2020_adopted_2020-12-16-final.pdf) Edit Template Recreation Advisory ## White Township Recreation Advisory Board The White Township Recreation Advisory Board supports the development and enhancement of parks, trails, and recreational programs throughout the Township. The Board provides guidance and recommendations to ensure community facilities and activities meet the needs of residents and promotes active, healthy lifestyles. - **Appointees:** Matthew Jackson \| Dan Antonacci \| Alphonse Borowski \| Barbara Hauge \| Earl Hewitt - **Meetings:** April 6, July 6, and October 5 at 5:00 PM - **Meeting Location:** S&T Bank Recreation Complex, 497 East Pike Road, Indiana, PA [ Recreation Advisory Board Ordinance ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/ord_recadvboard.pdf) [ White's Woods Map ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/whites-woods-map_1.pdf) Edit Template Stewardship Committee ## White Township Stewardship Committee The White Township Stewardship Committee was established to develop the Township’s Stewardship Plan, guiding the responsible management of natural resources, public spaces, and community assets for the benefit of current and future residents. - **Committee:** Barb Hauge, Chairperson \| David Dahlheimer, Vice Chairperson \| Sierra Davis, Secretary \| Jeffrey Geesey \| Matthew Klunk - **Meetings:** No meetings will be held until the Board determines next steps on the Stewardship Plan. - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building Meeting Room - 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA [ Stewardship Plan ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/241218.whites-woods-stewardship-plan.supervisors.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) Edit Template Construction Code Appeals Board ## White Township Construction Code Appeals Board The White Township Construction Code Appeals Board meets as needed to hear and resolve appeals related to building codes, permits, and construction regulations. The Board ensures decisions are fair, consistent, and uphold safety standards while providing a formal process for addressing disputes. - **Committee:** Ray Wygonick \| Jim Parson \| Nick Hoffman \| Shirley Risinger \| James Filler - **Meetings:** Meets as Needed to Hear and Resolve Appeals Edit Template Agricultural Security Board ## White Township Agricultural Security Board The White Township Agricultural Security Board meets as needed to review and advise on matters related to agricultural preservation and the Agricultural Security Area program. The Board helps protect farmland and supports sustainable farming practices within the Township. - **Committee:** Ted Kuckuck \| Clyde Deabenderfer \| John Somonick \| George Lenz \| Ken Deabenderfer - **Meetings:** As Needed To Review & Revise Only [ Agricultural Security Board Resolution ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/resolutionr-6-08_ag_security.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) Edit Template Vacancy Board ## White Township Vacancy Board The White Township Vacancy Board convenes only when needed to break a tie vote of the Board of Supervisors. The Board consists of a single voting member of the township and serves solely to resolve tie votes. - **Committee:** William Smith - **Meetings:** As Needed To Break Ties [ Vacancy Board Appointment Policy ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/vacancy_appointment_policy.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) Edit Template - Planning Commission - Municipal Authority - Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee - Recreation Advisory Board - Stewardship Committee - Construction Code Appeals Board - Agricultural Security Board - Vacancy Board ## Planning Commission The White Township Planning Commission advises the Board of Supervisors on land use, development, and subdivision matters to ensure thoughtful growth and sustainable community planning. The Commission reviews proposals, provides recommendations, and helps guide the Township’s long-term vision while preserving its character and resources. - **Committee:** Edward “Ted” Kuckuck \| Dennis Roumm\| Secretary Nancy Smith \| Bradley Martineau \| Richard Gallo - **Meetings:** Second Tuesday of the Month at 6:30 PM, a Review Meeting the Wednesday Prior at 8:30 AM. - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building, 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA [ Subdivision and Land Development Code ](https://ecode360.com/11917371) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) ## White Township Municipal Authority (WTMA) The White Township Municipal Authority (WTMA) manages the Township’s public sewer and stormwater services, ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient infrastructure for residents and businesses. The Authority works closely with the Board of Supervisors and Township administration to plan, maintain, and improve essential services while supporting sustainable community growth. - **Officers:** A. Eugene “Gene” Gemmell \| Kenneth E. Brown \| William Smith \| William R. Beck \| George Lenz. - **Meetings:** Third Tuesday Each Month at 1:00 PM - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building, 950 Indian Springs Road Indiana, PA - [ Public Comment Procedures Resolution ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/resolution_r1020.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) ## Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee The White Township Comprehensive Plan was adopted October 8, 2008 and was updated in White Township Priorities adopted Dec. 16, 2020. Having completed an extensive review of the Township’s planning practices, the committee agreed to continue as a long range planning committee. - **Committee:** Gail McCauley \| Dennis Roumm \| Bill Smith \| Nancy Smith \| John Somonick \| Sandi Gillette - **Meetings:** Fourth Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM - No meeting in December - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building, 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA [ White Township Comprehensive Plan ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/resolutionr-6-08_ag_security.pdf) [ White Township Priorities ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/wt_plan_2020_adopted_2020-12-16-final.pdf) ## White Township Recreation Advisory Board The White Township Recreation Advisory Board supports the development and enhancement of parks, trails, and recreational programs throughout the Township. The Board provides guidance and recommendations to ensure community facilities and activities meet the needs of residents and promotes active, healthy lifestyles. - **Appointees:** Matthew Jackson \| Dan Antonacci \| Alphonse Borowski \| Barbara Hauge \| Earl Hewitt - **Meetings:** April 6, July 6, and October 5 at 5:00 PM - **Meeting Location:** S&T Bank Recreation Complex, 497 East Pike Road, Indiana, PA [ Recreation Advisory Board Ordinance ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/ord_recadvboard.pdf) [ White's Woods Map ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/whites-woods-map_1.pdf) ## White Township Stewardship Committee The White Township Stewardship Committee was established to develop the Township’s Stewardship Plan, guiding the responsible management of natural resources, public spaces, and community assets for the benefit of current and future residents. - **Committee:** Barb Hauge, Chairperson \| David Dahlheimer, Vice Chairperson \| Sierra Davis, Secretary \| Jeffrey Geesey \| Matthew Klunk - **Meetings:** No meetings will be held until the Board determines next steps on the Stewardship Plan. - **Meeting Location:** White Township Municipal Building Meeting Room - 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA [ Stewardship Plan ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/241218.whites-woods-stewardship-plan.supervisors.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) ## White Township Construction Code Appeals Board The White Township Construction Code Appeals Board meets as needed to hear and resolve appeals related to building codes, permits, and construction regulations. The Board ensures decisions are fair, consistent, and uphold safety standards while providing a formal process for addressing disputes. - **Committee:** Ray Wygonick \| Jim Parson \| Nick Hoffman \| Shirley Risinger \| James Filler - **Meetings:** Meets as Needed to Hear and Resolve Appeals ## White Township Agricultural Security Board The White Township Agricultural Security Board meets as needed to review and advise on matters related to agricultural preservation and the Agricultural Security Area program. The Board helps protect farmland and supports sustainable farming practices within the Township. - **Committee:** Ted Kuckuck \| Clyde Deabenderfer \| John Somonick \| George Lenz \| Ken Deabenderfer - **Meetings:** As Needed To Review & Revise Only [ Agricultural Security Board Resolution ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/resolutionr-6-08_ag_security.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) ## White Township Vacancy Board The White Township Vacancy Board convenes only when needed to break a tie vote of the Board of Supervisors. The Board consists of a single voting member of the township and serves solely to resolve tie votes. - **Committee:** William Smith - **Meetings:** As Needed To Break Ties [ Vacancy Board Appointment Policy ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/vacancy_appointment_policy.pdf) [ Ecode ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) --- ### [Recycling](https://whitetownship.org/recycling/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** ## Services - [ Emergency ](https://whitetownship.org/emergency/) - [ Recycling ](https://whitetownship.org/recycling/) Edit Template # Recycling Services Guidance on recycling services and waste reduction efforts that support a cleaner, more sustainable White Township. Recycling ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/recycling-map.webp "recycling-map | White Township | White Township") [ Download Map ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/recycling_schedule_map_1.pdf) ## White Township Recycling Curbside Collection In 1990, White Township and Indiana Borough, in partnership with the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, implemented a curbside recycling collection program as required by law. Billing: Recycling is billed quarterly by White Township. Funds are used exclusively for curbside collection and recycling center operations, with revenue from material sales helping to offset costs. Recycling Containers: Each residence in White Township is assigned a 14-gallon maroon recycling container and a 22-gallon blue container, both encoded with serial numbers. - Containers are permanently assigned to the address and must remain with the dwelling when ownership or occupancy changes. - Newly constructed homes receive a set of bins at no cost. - Lost or damaged bins can be replaced for $15.00 by contacting the White Township Office. Containers must be placed curbside by 7:30 am on the designated collection day (see Days of Recycling Collection image). All Township residents are required by law to recycle materials listed below, either through curbside service or by using the Recycling Center’s drop-off program. All commercial establishments in White Township are required to recycle and/or provide documentation of recycled products (see Township Code, Chapter 257, for details). *Our Community, Our Responsibility-Recycling is a Team Effort* #### Indiana County Solid Waste Authority - 1715 Route 119 South, P.O. Box 270, Homer City, PA 15748 - [ (724) 479-0444 ](tel:7244790444) - [ icswa@comcast.net ](mailto:icswa@comcast.net) - [ icswa.indianapa.com ](http://icswa.indianapa.com) ### Maroon Bin - Cans should be rinsed - Labels are acceptable ### Blue Bin - \#1 & #2 Plastic - Rinsed with water - Remove and discard lids - Labels are acceptable ### Glass, Jars, & Bottles - Clear, green, & brown - Rinsed with water - Remove and discard lids - Labels are acceptable ### Newspaper - Must be bagged or tied to keep dry Edit Template Spring Yard ### Spring Yard Waste Collection **2026 Spring Yard Waste Collection** Curbside Collection: *Monday, May 18th thru Friday, May 22nd* - Only residential yard waste to be collected – branches, brush and garden waste. - NO GRASS CLIPPINGS, PAPER, GLASS, PLASTIC, CANS OR GARBAGE. - Yard waste must be placed in an orderly manner behind the curb or ditch line of the public road before 7:00 am during pick-up week. - During collection week, WT crews will travel along public roads in the Township, collecting acceptable materials properly placed by the road. - WT crews will not enter onto private property to retrieve any materials. - Wood materials will be run through a chipping machine. - Bagged or boxed materials weighing greater than 50 pounds per bag or box will not be collected. - Items to be collected are as follows: - Tree branches & Trimmings – less than five (5) inch diameter and eight (8) foot maximum lengths. - Shrubbery Trimmings – reasonably sized piles and NO thorny shrubs. - Garden waste – plant growth only, placed in cardboard boxes or biodegradable paper bags (NO PLASTIC BAGS), less than 50 pounds. - White Township reserves the right to not collect excessive or large amounts of waste due to lot clearing operations (if in doubt call the WT office 724-463-8585 for prior approval). - Yard waste may be delivered to the Indiana County Recycling Center at 1715 Route 119 South, Homer City. Edit Template Fall Leaf ### Fall Leaf Collection CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS: OCTOBER 26, NOVEMBER 2, 9, 16, 23 Leaves will be collected along public Township and State roads throughout White Township. The crew will not enter onto private property to retrieve bags. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL** collect: - Leaves placed in biodegradable paper bags. - Bags set at the curb or ditch line of public roadways. - Leaves must be curbside by 7 a.m. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL Not** collect: - Paper bags weighing greater than 50 pounds. - Leaves in plastic bags or loose piles. - Bags left in yards or driveways off the road right-of-way. - Grass clippings, branches, brush, or garden waste. Leaves, yard waste, cardboard, and other recyclables may also be dropped off year-round, 24/7, at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, 1715 Route 119 South, Homer City, PA. Edit Template Waste Collection ## Waste Collection All solid waste that is not recycled at curbside or dropped off at the Indiana County Solid Waste Center must be disposed of through regular trash collection. White Township does not contract with a specific service provider; residents are responsible for choosing their own waste hauler. Township ordinances require that all residents properly dispose of household waste. For more information, view the [Township’s Solid Waste Collection Ordinance.](https://ecode360.com/11917011?highlight=garbage&searchId=46832256580920381#11917011) [ Solid Waste Collection Ordinance ](https://ecode360.com/11917011?highlight=garbage&searchId=46832256580920381#11917011) Edit Template - Recycling - Spring Yard - Fall Leaf - Waste Collection ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/recycling-map.webp "recycling-map | White Township | White Township") [ Download Map ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/recycling_schedule_map_1.pdf) ## White Township Recycling Curbside Collection In 1990, White Township and Indiana Borough, in partnership with the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, implemented a curbside recycling collection program as required by law. Billing: Recycling is billed quarterly by White Township. Funds are used exclusively for curbside collection and recycling center operations, with revenue from material sales helping to offset costs. Recycling Containers: Each residence in White Township is assigned a 14-gallon maroon recycling container and a 22-gallon blue container, both encoded with serial numbers. - Containers are permanently assigned to the address and must remain with the dwelling when ownership or occupancy changes. - Newly constructed homes receive a set of bins at no cost. - Lost or damaged bins can be replaced for $15.00 by contacting the White Township Office. Containers must be placed curbside by 7:30 am on the designated collection day (see Days of Recycling Collection image). All Township residents are required by law to recycle materials listed below, either through curbside service or by using the Recycling Center’s drop-off program. All commercial establishments in White Township are required to recycle and/or provide documentation of recycled products (see Township Code, Chapter 257, for details). *Our Community, Our Responsibility-Recycling is a Team Effort* #### Indiana County Solid Waste Authority - 1715 Route 119 South, P.O. Box 270, Homer City, PA 15748 - [ (724) 479-0444 ](tel:7244790444) - [ icswa@comcast.net ](mailto:icswa@comcast.net) - [ icswa.indianapa.com ](http://icswa.indianapa.com) ### Maroon Bin - Cans should be rinsed - Labels are acceptable ### Blue Bin - \#1 & #2 Plastic - Rinsed with water - Remove and discard lids - Labels are acceptable ### Glass, Jars, & Bottles - Clear, green, & brown - Rinsed with water - Remove and discard lids - Labels are acceptable ### Newspaper - Must be bagged or tied to keep dry ### Spring Yard Waste Collection **2026 Spring Yard Waste Collection** Curbside Collection: *Monday, May 18th thru Friday, May 22nd* - Only residential yard waste to be collected – branches, brush and garden waste. - NO GRASS CLIPPINGS, PAPER, GLASS, PLASTIC, CANS OR GARBAGE. - Yard waste must be placed in an orderly manner behind the curb or ditch line of the public road before 7:00 am during pick-up week. - During collection week, WT crews will travel along public roads in the Township, collecting acceptable materials properly placed by the road. - WT crews will not enter onto private property to retrieve any materials. - Wood materials will be run through a chipping machine. - Bagged or boxed materials weighing greater than 50 pounds per bag or box will not be collected. - Items to be collected are as follows: - Tree branches & Trimmings – less than five (5) inch diameter and eight (8) foot maximum lengths. - Shrubbery Trimmings – reasonably sized piles and NO thorny shrubs. - Garden waste – plant growth only, placed in cardboard boxes or biodegradable paper bags (NO PLASTIC BAGS), less than 50 pounds. - White Township reserves the right to not collect excessive or large amounts of waste due to lot clearing operations (if in doubt call the WT office 724-463-8585 for prior approval). - Yard waste may be delivered to the Indiana County Recycling Center at 1715 Route 119 South, Homer City. ### Fall Leaf Collection CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS: OCTOBER 26, NOVEMBER 2, 9, 16, 23 Leaves will be collected along public Township and State roads throughout White Township. The crew will not enter onto private property to retrieve bags. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL** collect: - Leaves placed in biodegradable paper bags. - Bags set at the curb or ditch line of public roadways. - Leaves must be curbside by 7 a.m. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL Not** collect: - Paper bags weighing greater than 50 pounds. - Leaves in plastic bags or loose piles. - Bags left in yards or driveways off the road right-of-way. - Grass clippings, branches, brush, or garden waste. Leaves, yard waste, cardboard, and other recyclables may also be dropped off year-round, 24/7, at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, 1715 Route 119 South, Homer City, PA. ## Waste Collection All solid waste that is not recycled at curbside or dropped off at the Indiana County Solid Waste Center must be disposed of through regular trash collection. White Township does not contract with a specific service provider; residents are responsible for choosing their own waste hauler. Township ordinances require that all residents properly dispose of household waste. For more information, view the [Township’s Solid Waste Collection Ordinance.](https://ecode360.com/11917011?highlight=garbage&searchId=46832256580920381#11917011) [ Solid Waste Collection Ordinance ](https://ecode360.com/11917011?highlight=garbage&searchId=46832256580920381#11917011) --- ### [Events](https://whitetownship.org/events/) **Published:** January 6, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** Customer Service - [ Contact Us ](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) - [ Documents & Forms ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/documents/Documents) - [ Frequently Asked Questions ](https://whitetownship.org/faq/) - [ Billing & Payment Info ](https://whitetownship.org/billing-payment-information/) Edit Template # Township Events Calendar Schedule of township meetings, community events, and key dates relevant to White Township residents. For meeting agendas, please visit [White Township Meeting Information](https://whitetownship.org/white-township-meeting-information/?utm_source=chatgpt.com). Township meeting minutes can be found by visiting [White Township Meeting Minutes](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/documents/Minutes?utm_source=chatgpt.com). ## Events in October 2026 - View as Grid - View as List - Month - Week - Day - Month JanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember Year 20252026 - Previous - Today - Next Clear Filters | SunSunday | MonMonday | TueTuesday | WedWednesday | ThuThursday | FriFriday | SatSaturday | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | 27September 27, 2026 | 28September 28, 2026 | 29September 29, 2026 | 30September 30, 2026 | 1October 1, 2026 | 2October 2, 2026 | 3October 3, 2026 | | 4October 4, 2026 | 5 October 5, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 5:00 pm: Recreation Advisory Board Meeting 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm October 5, 2026 **S&T Bank Arena** 497 East Pike Road Indiana, PA 15701 [View Location](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/st-bank-arena/) [Map S&T Bank Arena](https://maps.google.com/maps?z=16&daddr=497+East+Pike+Road++Indiana+PA+15701+) [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/recreation-advisory-board-meeting-2/) | 6October 6, 2026 | 7 October 7, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 8:30 am: Planning Commission Review Meeting 8:30 am October 7, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-review-meeting/?mc_id=99) | 8October 8, 2026 | 9October 9, 2026 | 10October 10, 2026 | | 11October 11, 2026 | 12October 12, 2026 | 13 October 13, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 6:30 pm: Planning Commission Meeting 6:30 pm October 13, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-meeting/?mc_id=145) | 14 October 14, 2026 ●●(2 events) ### 11:00 am: Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting 11:00 am – 12:00 pm October 14, 2026 **White Township** 950 Indian Springs Road Indiana, PA 15701 United States 7244638585 [View Location](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/white-township/) [Map White Township](https://maps.google.com/maps?z=16&daddr=950+Indian+Springs+Road++Indiana+PA+15701+United+States) [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-budget-meeting/) ### 1:00 pm: Board of Supervisors Meetings 1:00 pm October 14, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meetings/?mc_id=14) | 15October 15, 2026 | 16October 16, 2026 | 17October 17, 2026 | | 18October 18, 2026 | 19October 19, 2026 | 20 October 20, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 1:00 pm: Municipal Authority Meeting 1:00 pm October 20, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/municipal-authority-meeting/?mc_id=122) | 21October 21, 2026 | 22October 22, 2026 | 23October 23, 2026 | 24October 24, 2026 | | 25October 25, 2026 | 26October 26, 2026 | 27 October 27, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 7:00 pm: Comprehensive Plan Committee Meeting 7:00 pm October 27, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/comprehensive-plan-committee-meeting/?mc_id=111) | 28 October 28, 2026 ●(1 event) ### 1:00 pm: Board of Supervisors Meeting 1:00 pm October 28, 2026 [Read more](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meeting/?mc_id=133) | 29October 29, 2026 | 30October 30, 2026 | 31October 31, 2026 | ## Event Categories - Meeting - All Categories [Print View](https://whitetownship.org?cid=mc-print-view&doing_wp_cron=1792289105.7919991016387939453125&dy=1&href=https%3A%2F%2Fwhitetownship.org%2F%3Fdoing_wp_cron%3D1792289105.7919991016387939453125&month=10&time=month&yr=2026) Clear Filters --- ### [Accessibility Statement](https://whitetownship.org/accessibility/) **Published:** March 31, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** # Accessibility Statement White Township strives to ensure that its digital services are accessible to people with disabilities. White Township has invested significant resources to help ensure access for all users, including people with disabilities, with the strong belief that every person has the right to live with dignity, equality, comfort and independence. Digital accessibility is not just a target we aim to achieve, but an ongoing commitment that we carry in every aspect of our digital service delivery. We recognize that this requires continuous monitoring, improvement, and adaptation. In the sections below, we elaborate on the various efforts that have been undertaken to address our progress in ensuring digital accessibility for all. A key element of our accessibility initiative is our engagement with a third-party accessibility consulting organization UserWay to help bring the website into conformance. We use industry standard accessibility methods and tools to accomplish this, in accordance with the relevant version of [Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as set forth by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)](https://www.w3.org/TR/WCAG21/) the internet’s main international standards-setting organization. whitetownship.org makes available the [UserWay Website Accessibility Widget](https://userway.org/) that is powered by a dedicated accessibility server. The Widget offers user-triggered enhancements that allow visitors to improve the accessibility of the site. These features will, when selected, increase font size, pause animations, change color contrast, and more. People can choose combinations that suit their needs, as per [WCAG Level AAA](https://www.w3.org/WAI/WCAG22/Understanding/contrast-enhanced.html). The site has enabled Automated Remediation Technology (ART) for all visitors, whether they use assistive technology or not. ART does not detect Assistive Technology usage; rather, it improves accessibility for all site visitors regardless of ability by [deploying remediation capabilities](https://a11yedge.github.io/capabilities/) such as (not a complete list):\* - Images and other non-text elements have alternative text associated with them when required; - Keyboard navigation is improved with aids such as focus indication and skip links; ### Please Contact Us We are here to assist you and make your experience as smooth and inclusive as possible. If you encounter any digital accessibility issues with our products or services, or need information related to digital accessibility, we want to hear from you! Also, we appreciate and welcome feedback, and we are always ready to embrace suggestions for enhancing our digital accessibility efforts. Contact Information: White Township Email: <wtinfo@whitetownship.org> **We take accessibility seriously and will get back to you shortly.** --- ### [News & Announcements](https://whitetownship.org/news-announcements/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** ## Categories - [ Featured 1](https://whitetownship.org/category/featured/) - [ News 3](https://whitetownship.org/category/news/) Edit Template # News & Announcements Updates and official information related to township projects, meetings, events, and community notices. Featured News All ### [BOARD VACANCIES](https://whitetownship.org/board-vacancies/) - [ October 16, 2026 ](https://whitetownship.org/2026/10/16/) [ Read More ](https://whitetownship.org/board-vacancies/) ### [White Township Meeting Information](https://whitetownship.org/white-township-meeting-information/) - [ October 13, 2026 ](https://whitetownship.org/2026/10/13/) [ Read More ](https://whitetownship.org/white-township-meeting-information/) ### [Draft Recreational Vehicle (RV) Development Regulations Available for Review](https://whitetownship.org/draft-recreational-vehicle-rv-development-regulations-available-for-review/) - [ September 25, 2026 ](https://whitetownship.org/2026/09/25/) [ Read More ](https://whitetownship.org/draft-recreational-vehicle-rv-development-regulations-available-for-review/) ### [Fall Leaf Collection](https://whitetownship.org/fall-leaf-collection/) - [ September 23, 2026 ](https://whitetownship.org/2026/09/23/) **CURBSIDE LEAF COLLECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE FOLLOWING MONDAYS: OCTOBER 26 • NOVEMBER 2 • NOVEMBER 9 • NOVEMBER 16 • NOVEMBER 23** The Road Crew will collect leaves along public Township and State roads throughout White Township. They will not enter private property to retrieve bags. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL** collect: - Leaves placed in biodegradable paper bags. - Bags set at the curb or ditch line of public roadways. - Leaves must be curbside by 7 a.m. #### The White Township Road Crew **WILL Not** collect: - Paper bags weighing greater than 50 pounds. - Leaves in plastic bags or loose piles. - Bags left in yards or driveways off the road right-of-way. - Grass clippings, branches, brush, or garden waste. Leaves, yard waste, cardboard, and other recyclables may be dropped off year-round, 24/7, at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority. Additionally, drop-off is at the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, 1715 Route 119 South, Homer City, PA, for leaf collection. [ Read More ](https://whitetownship.org/fall-leaf-collection/) --- ### [About Us](https://whitetownship.org/about-us/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** ## Government - [ About Us ](https://whitetownship.org/about-us/) - [ Board of Supervisors ](https://whitetownship.org/board-of-supervisors/) - [ Authorities, Boards, Commissions & Committees ](https://whitetownship.org/authorities-boards-commissions-committees/) Edit Template # About White Township An overview of White Township’s history, leadership, and community values, highlighting how the township serves residents while planning responsibly for the future. Located in the heart of Indiana County, White Township combines small-town charm with modern opportunity. Since 1843, the Township has grown into the county’s hub for living, business, and community life—surrounding Indiana Borough with the perfect mix of urban convenience and rural character. White Township is a conservative guardian of public dollars, natural resources, and the rural roots of the community. This foundation has guided smart growth—creating a thriving economy and a full range of services for a growing and diverse population. Known for strong leadership and careful planning, the Township maintains well-built infrastructure to support thriving neighborhoods and businesses while fostering a welcoming and sustainable community. From sports and trails at the Recreation Complex to excellent schools and Indiana University of Pennsylvania, White Township offers something for everyone. Preserving its rural charm while embracing progress makes the Township a vibrant place to live, work, and explore. [ Learn More About Our History ](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Township,_Indiana_County,_Pennsylvania) ### Government & Operations The Township is governed by a non-working Board of Supervisors, whose role is to provide leadership and policy direction. Day-to-day operations are carried out by a dedicated administrative and management team that ensures efficient delivery of services and support to residents and businesses. Working together, the White Township Municipal Authority, Planning Commission, and Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee assist the Board in shaping responsible growth, maintaining reliable infrastructure, and guiding long-term community planning. [ Our Board of Supervisors ](https://whitetownship.org/board-of-supervisors/) #### Our Commitment White Township remains committed to preserving its heritage while embracing progress – creating a welcoming, sustainable place to live, work, and explore. --- ### [Emergency](https://whitetownship.org/emergency/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** ## Services - [ Emergency ](https://whitetownship.org/emergency/) - [ Recycling ](https://whitetownship.org/recycling/) Edit Template # Emergency Services Essential information related to emergency services, preparedness, and public safety within White Township. Citizens' Ambulance Service (CAS) ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/citizens-ambulance-logo.webp "citizens-ambulance-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Citizens' Ambulance Service Established in 1964, Citizens’ Ambulance Service (CAS) has provided emergency medical services (EMS) and non-emergency ambulance and van transportation to residents of White Township, Indiana Borough, and surrounding municipalities and counties. With an excellent reputation for patient care and decades of experience, White Township entered into an agreement with CAS to provide all EMS services within the township. At a time when ambulance services nationwide are struggling with inadequate reimbursements and rising costs, White Township recognized the need to financially support CAS and formally acknowledge them as an essential service, similar to the fire department. CAS is a nonprofit organization, with two of its stations located in White Township. To help cover the cost of readiness, a $75 per household fee will be assessed. The Township has contracted with CAS for 2026 and will cover the cost. [ Learn More On Citizensambulance.org ](https://www.citizensambulance.org/) Edit Template Police ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/pa-state-police-logo.webp "pa-state-police-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Pennsylvania STate Police The Pennsylvania State Police provides law enforcement services in White Township. Their barracks is located at 35 Fenton Road, White Township. Troopers are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week, responding to emergencies and ensuring public safety. The State Police safeguard over 150 miles of state and local roads across over 40 square miles of township territory. The Board of Supervisors expresses its gratitude for the dedicated and professional service provided by the Pennsylvania State Police to White Township residents. - For Emergencies Call 911 - Non-Emergency Line: (724) 349-9300 Edit Template Indiana Fire Association (IFA) ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/indiana-fire-logo.webp "indiana-fire-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Indiana Fire Association Most of White Township receives fire protection through a contract with the Indiana Fire Association (IFA). The IFA also serves Indiana Borough, the Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) campus, and parts of Armstrong and Rayne Townships. Founded in 1878, the IFA is the largest fire department in Indiana County and operates as a combination department, primarily staffed by volunteers. The department maintains two stations, one in Indiana Borough and one in White Township. The IFA welcomes community members who wish to serve and protect their neighbors. Volunteering is a rewarding way to give back, develop valuable skills, and make a meaningful contribution to the community. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and reside in the service area. A junior program is available for youth ages 14-17. To volunteer, contact the Indiana Fire Association, 1555 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA 15701 or download and submit an application from their website, www.indianafire.com. [ Learn More On IndianaFire.org ](https://www.indianafire.com/) Edit Template Emergency Management ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/indiana-county-emergency-management-logo.webp "indiana-county-emergency-management-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Emergency Management Chris Anderson, Township Manager, serves as White Township’s Emergency Management Coordinator, implementing the Emergency Operations Plan. The Indiana County Emergency Management Agency (ICEMA) provides countywide support and training, helping communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural or human-made emergencies. - **Indiana County Emergency Management Agency** - 85 Haven Drive, Indiana, PA 15701 - (724) 349-9300 [ Learn More On indianacountypa.gov ](https://www.indianacountypa.gov/departments/emergency-management/) Edit Template - Citizens' Ambulance Service (CAS) - Police - Indiana Fire Association (IFA) - Emergency Management ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/citizens-ambulance-logo.webp "citizens-ambulance-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Citizens' Ambulance Service Established in 1964, Citizens’ Ambulance Service (CAS) has provided emergency medical services (EMS) and non-emergency ambulance and van transportation to residents of White Township, Indiana Borough, and surrounding municipalities and counties. With an excellent reputation for patient care and decades of experience, White Township entered into an agreement with CAS to provide all EMS services within the township. At a time when ambulance services nationwide are struggling with inadequate reimbursements and rising costs, White Township recognized the need to financially support CAS and formally acknowledge them as an essential service, similar to the fire department. CAS is a nonprofit organization, with two of its stations located in White Township. To help cover the cost of readiness, a $75 per household fee will be assessed. The Township has contracted with CAS for 2026 and will cover the cost. [ Learn More On Citizensambulance.org ](https://www.citizensambulance.org/) ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/pa-state-police-logo.webp "pa-state-police-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Pennsylvania STate Police The Pennsylvania State Police provides law enforcement services in White Township. Their barracks is located at 35 Fenton Road, White Township. Troopers are on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week, responding to emergencies and ensuring public safety. The State Police safeguard over 150 miles of state and local roads across over 40 square miles of township territory. The Board of Supervisors expresses its gratitude for the dedicated and professional service provided by the Pennsylvania State Police to White Township residents. - For Emergencies Call 911 - Non-Emergency Line: (724) 349-9300 ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/indiana-fire-logo.webp "indiana-fire-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Indiana Fire Association Most of White Township receives fire protection through a contract with the Indiana Fire Association (IFA). The IFA also serves Indiana Borough, the Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) campus, and parts of Armstrong and Rayne Townships. Founded in 1878, the IFA is the largest fire department in Indiana County and operates as a combination department, primarily staffed by volunteers. The department maintains two stations, one in Indiana Borough and one in White Township. The IFA welcomes community members who wish to serve and protect their neighbors. Volunteering is a rewarding way to give back, develop valuable skills, and make a meaningful contribution to the community. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and reside in the service area. A junior program is available for youth ages 14-17. To volunteer, contact the Indiana Fire Association, 1555 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA 15701 or download and submit an application from their website, www.indianafire.com. [ Learn More On IndianaFire.org ](https://www.indianafire.com/) ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/indiana-county-emergency-management-logo.webp "indiana-county-emergency-management-logo | White Township | White Township") ## Emergency Management Chris Anderson, Township Manager, serves as White Township’s Emergency Management Coordinator, implementing the Emergency Operations Plan. The Indiana County Emergency Management Agency (ICEMA) provides countywide support and training, helping communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from natural or human-made emergencies. - **Indiana County Emergency Management Agency** - 85 Haven Drive, Indiana, PA 15701 - (724) 349-9300 [ Learn More On indianacountypa.gov ](https://www.indianacountypa.gov/departments/emergency-management/) --- ### [Right-To-Know Form](https://whitetownship.org/right-to-know-form/) **Published:** January 6, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** Customer Service - [ Contact Us ](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) - [ Documents & Forms ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/documents/Documents) - [ Frequently Asked Questions ](https://whitetownship.org/faq/) - [ Billing & Payment Info ](https://whitetownship.org/billing-payment-information/) Edit Template # Right-To-Know Good communication is vital in the Right To Know process. Please read carefully. Complete this form thoroughly and retain a complete copy of all pages. This copy may be required if an appeal is filed. You have 15 business days to appeal after a request is denied or deemed denied. More information about the RTKL is available at [https://www.openrecords.pa.gov](https://www.openrecords.pa.gov/). In most cases, a completed RTKL request form is a public record. (You have the option of completing a record request using the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records Standard Right-to-Know Law Request form. An editable PDF form is available at [https://www.openrecords.pa.gov/Documents/RTKL/RTKRequestForm.pdf](https://www.openrecords.pa.gov/Documents/RTKL/RTKRequestForm.pdf.). You may electronically complete the form and submit it by email or print the form, complete it by hand, and send it to the White Township office.) Step 1 of 3 33% ### Person Making Request: Full Name:(Required) First Last Company (if applicable): Please send response via:EmailU.S. Mail *If you wish to obtain records that only exist in hard copy, or must be provided on an electronic storage device, you may be required to provide a mailing address to the agency. 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Fire hydrants are installed by local water companies (Pennsylvania-American, Central Indiana County Water Authority and Indiana County Municipal Services Authority) at the request of those whose properties would benefit from them. Residents must present to the township office a petition signed by the owners of at least 51 percent of the properties within 780 feet of a proposed fire hydrant location. (Those interested may pick up a petition form at the township office.) After review and approval of the petition by the board of supervisors, the township would contract with the water supplier for the installation of the hydrant. The water company would select the exact location, perform the installation and bill the township annually for the cost of its upkeep and operation. In turn, the township would assess equal shares of that cost to the owners of the properties served by the hydrant. Natural Resources Are White Township’s streams healthy? Water flows out of White Township through two networks of streams that both eventually discharge to the Allegheny River. The Crooked Creek watershed (including Fulton Run and McKee Run) conveys water from the northern third of the township. The Two Lick Creek watershed (including Whites Run, Cherry Run, Stoney Run, Marsh Run, and Ramsey Run) drains the southern two thirds of the township toward Center Township. Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (Pa. DEP) performs periodic water quality testing on these streams and has determined that only 56 percent of the 90 stream miles in White Township are in good health; nutrients, sediment, and pathogens impair 44 percent of White Township’s streams. DEP states that urban runoff, agriculture, and abandoned mine drainage are the sources of these pollutants. Permits How do federal and state water quality permits apply to White Township? The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) administers the federal permit program that allows developed communities to discharge stormwater into local streams. As White Township grows, DEP may require the Township to perform more water quality tasks such as water quality planning and reporting, storm sewer mapping and assessment, site inspections, and public education. How do I get a permit for peddling or solicitation? With a few exceptions for charitable or fundraising efforts, and the sale and delivery of many locally-made food products, permits are required for door-to-door contact of township residents by peddlers – those “selling or offering for sale of any goods, wares, services or merchandise for immediate delivery,” according to [White Township Ordinance 1070 (adopted Sept. 23, 2015)](https://ecode360.com/11916091). Permits also are required for solicitors, defined by the ordinance as those “seeking or taking of contracts or orders for any goods, wares, services or merchandise for future delivery, or for subscriptions or contributions, upon any of the streets or sidewalks, from house to house, by visitation to private residences, or be entering in or upon private property, within the Township.” Peddlers and solicitors must visit the White Township office at 950 Indian Springs Road to complete an application, pay a non-refundable fee for its consideration and then pick up the approved permit before starting sales. Those with questions about the process may phone the township office at [724.463.8585](tel:7244638585) or email <wtinfo@whitetownship.org>. Recycling What products should I recycle? How do I get a new recycling bin? White Township and Indiana Borough, in conjunction with the Indiana County Solid Waste Authority, implemented a curbside recycling program in 1990 for collection of metal cans, glass bottle and newspapers. The program was expanded in 2015 for collection of No. 1 and No. 2 plastic products. Two recycling bins are provided to each household in White Township. The bins (maroon for metal, glass and newspaper; blue for plastics) are stamped with serial numbers and are assigned to specific addresses. Bins are to remain with houses and apartments when occupancy changes. Replacement bins can be purchased for $15.00 at the White Township office. [The Indiana County Solid Waste Authority](http://icswa.indianapa.com/) was created to help Indiana County and its municipalities comply with Pennsylvania Act 101 of 1988, the law that governs recycling in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Authority operates the Indiana County Recycling Center. Stormwater Management Does flooding occur in White Township? A combination of efforts by White Township, Indiana Borough, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Indiana University of Pennsylvania and Indiana County over the past years has significantly reduced the frequency, severity and locations of flooding in White Township. However, as rainfall, snowfall, rapid melting of winter ice accumulation and sudden onset of rain storms remain beyond anyone’s control, the risk of flooding and the threat of damage to private property and public assets will always be a possibility. Advances in weather forecasting technology have given White Township administration and work crews a greater ability to understand when stormy weather could create problems, where trouble could arise, and the severity of possible flooding. The White Township staff monitors low-lying streets, roads and bridges where flooding has occurred in the past, and remains in contact with Indiana County Emergency Management Agency to respond to reports of unexpected stream and creek flooding. The township’s regular schedule of maintenance of ditches, stormwater inlets, drainage pipes and culverts, combined with inspections and special cleaning efforts in advance of bad weather, helps to assure smooth stormwater runoff and minimizes the damage from backups and overflows. Flooding experiences also guide the township’s prioritization of major drainage improvement and flood prevention projects to be completed. How does White Township manage “stormwater”? The term stormwater embraces drainage in all its forms, whether the runoff from a gentle rainfall, the gradual melt of a winter snowfall or the sudden surge of water from a strong thunderstorm. In a perfect world of greenery and soil, the earth naturally absorbs water and retains it underground or drains it to streams, creeks and rivers that flow into the oceans. In our reality of buildings, parking lots, playgrounds, and roads, we have less bare earth to take in the rainwater and snowmelt that drain off the paved areas (called impervious surfaces). The township is responsible for protecting the publicly-owned pavement from accumulations of stormwater (including rain, snow, and ice) and for managing the burden of excess stormwater on soils and waterways. The White Township public works departments regularly install and maintain the gutters, swales, ditches, inlets, pipes, and culverts that carry away the stormwater. Strategic management of the drainage system includes easing the flow into natural waterways to reduce the risks of erosion and flooding. Stormwater management is a comprehensive process for the White Township administration and staff. The township pays the costs of the stormwater management program by assessing annual fees to owners of properties with buildings, driveways and parking lots that create impervious areas. The staff performs periodic inspections and regular maintenance of the drainage systems including bridges, culverts, inlets and pipes. The crew uses cameras to look inside pipes and a variety of equipment to remove leaves, dirt and other debris from gutters, ditches and drain grates. The administration studies the results of inspections and watches the overall operation of the drainage system to see where pipes or inlets need to be repaired or replaced, or decide where new systems should be installed. The effective control of water runoff helps to protect the health, safety and welfare of township residents and property owners. How does White Township pay for stormwater management? The White Township stormwater management program is directed by Section 263 of the White Township Code, as established by Ordinance 1083, adopted on March 13, 2019, by the board of supervisors. (<https://ecode360.com/11917057>) The township collects a fee of $2 per month for each household or apartment and of varying amounts for commercial properties and those with significant paved or impervious surfaces. The stormwater management fund is used for the installation of new stormwater control features, and improvement, maintenance and repair of existing ones. Is stormwater a problem in White Township? Concern over the control of stormwater – runoff from rainfall, snowmelt and all forms of precipitation – has grown in White Township over the past 90 years of increasing development. What once were natural areas of fields, meadows, woodlands and farmlands have been replaced with homes, commercial buildings, athletic surfaces, driveways, parking lots, roads and streets. Private developers and the township have created ditches, curbs, gutters, drainage basins, pipelines, culverts and retention ponds to manage the flow of water into streams and creeks while reducing the flow of pollutants into the natural waterways. White Township’s effort to manage stormwater is threefold: the design and construction of new measures in response to both climate change and increases in impervious surfaces, the cleaning and repair of existing water channeling features, and the replacement of aging pipes and basins that have rusted or deteriorated through time and wear. The stormwater management fee collected since 2016 enables the township to conduct its ongoing program of construction, maintenance and replacement of the stormwater control system. What does "impervious surface" mean? By definition, impervious means not allowing fluid to pass through. It is often used to describe cement, asphalt, brick, concrete or compacted earth surfaces or metal, shingle, plastic or other solid structural surfaces that push water away and prevent the absorption of rainwater, snow and other forms of precipitation that dirt or grass services such as lawns, meadows, fields, farms or forests do. What is stormwater? The water that drains away following a rain shower, snowfall, the accumulation of ice or slush, a winter blizzard or even a strong thunderstorm is called stormwater. Some stormwater evaporates, some is naturally absorbed by the earth and some drains into waterways, but stormwater on non-absorbent (impervious) surfaces such as roofs, driveways, sidewalks, roads, parking lots or paved recreational surfaces requires the township’s attention and effort for its proper drainage to earthen surfaces or waterways. What source of revenue funds stormwater management? White Township in 2016 enacted a monthly fee to raise needed money for stormwater management service. The fee enabled the township to assess the stormwater drainage systems throughout the township, to perform needed repairs on aging pipelines, to construct new stormwater control features and to establish a regular program of maintenance of the stormwater system. The fee was set at $2 a month per single-family residence and at higher amounts for other residential, commercial and industrial properties. The rates for the larger properties are proportional, based on the average amount of impervious surface of a single-family residence and multiplied by the actual amount of area covered by driveways, parking lots, buildings and other impermeable surfaces. White Township has regularly studied the conditions of storm drain ditches, inlets, pipes, culverts and bridges; planned an annual schedule of maintenance; assisted developers in designing their stormwater control measures and performed two major stormwater drainage improvement projects in the Chevy Chase Heights neighborhood. In 2023, the stormwater management fee is unchanged from its original rate. Who should I contact with questions about stormwater management in White Township? Those with questions may telephone [724.463.8585](tel:7244638585), email <stormwater@whitetownship.org>, or write to White Township, 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA 15701. Why do we need to manage stormwater? The structural management of stormwater – rainfall, snowmelt and runoff of other precipitation – has become a necessary replacement for what once was the natural management of water. In a green environment, the precipitation that isn’t absorbed by the earth or evaporates into the air normally flows into small local streams that lead to the region’s rivers and ultimately to the oceans. Covering the earth with buildings, parking lots, sports facilities, driveways, highways and airport runways diverts greater amounts of precipitation to the streams and waterways. That volume is compounded by the runoff from streets and roads that also must be protected from accumulations of rainwater and snowmelt. The management of stormwater through the construction of gutters, drain inlets, pipelines and other control channels is intended to avert flooding and damage to private and public property, prevent erosion and reduce the introduction of pollutants into the natural waterways. White Township requires developers of new buildings or impervious surfaces to construct stormwater controls meeting various standards of efficiency as their obligation to the entire stormwater management system. Street Lights ## How can I have a street light installed near my home? The local electric service companies (Penelec, REA Energy) will install street lights at the request of the property owners they would serve. Those who desire street light service should submit to the township a petition signed by owners of 70 percent of the properties within 250 feet of proposed light fixtures. Upon review of the petition and approval by the board of supervisors, the township would contract with the electric company for the installation of street lights. The company would decide where and how many are needed, install them and bill the township each year for the cost of installation, maintenance and power usage. The township, in turn, would divide the cost among the owners based on the length of the properties (“front footage”) along the street or road where the new lights operate. ## How do I report a street light outage? Residents should phone the township office at [724.463.8585](http://tel:7244638585) or email <wtinfo@whitetownship.org> and report the exact location of a street light that is not properly working. The township office will promptly contact the appropriate electric company and request service for the street light. Utilities ## How do I report poor broadband service in the township? Commercial internet service providers accept their customers’ reports of slow, spotty, inadequate or disrupted service in their service areas. [The Indiana County Office of Planning and Development](https://www.indianacountypa.gov/departments/planning-and-development/) is the lead agency in efforts to extend reliable and consistent broadband internet service to residents in unserved or underserved areas. ICOPAD has been instrumental in securing millions of dollars of grant funding and procuring contracts with private internet service providers to improve the reach of broadband coverage in Indiana County. Residents of White Township whose homes are not within the established commercial internet providers’ service areas may contact the county Office of Planning & Development to be placed on the maps for new coverage. Phone [724.465.3870](http://tel:7244653870) or email Executive Director Byron Stauffer at <byronjr@ceo.co.indiana.pa.us> for more information. ## What is that pipe sticking up out of the ground by my property line? A white plastic pipe is the inspection port for the sewer pipe between your house and the main sewage system. It must not be buried or covered by vegetation because it can be used for service and maintenance. Waste Disposal ## Can I flush expired medications down the toilet? Pharmaceuticals and other household chemicals, considered micropollutants, often pass through the primary, secondary and sometimes the tertiary levels of wastewater treatment, and therefore may be discharged along with otherwise decontaminated water into creeks, streams and rivers. Having passed through screening, disinfecting and filtering processes, these [environmental persistent pharmaceutical pollutants](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_persistent_pharmaceutical_pollutant) pose a risk to aquatic organisms. While advanced filtration processes are being researched and tested worldwide, the disposal of chemical products including drugs, medications and cleaning products should not be put down household drains. In the United States, the [National Take Back Initiative](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Take_Back_Initiative) is a voluntary program encouraging the public to avoid flushing excess or expired drugs to the sewage system. In the White Township area, drug take-back drop-off points are operated by the Indiana County district attorney’s office, Pennsylvania state police, Indiana Borough police and at least one area pharmacy. Those with expired or unused medication may contact their family doctor, neighborhood drugstore or the nearest law enforcement agency for information about disposing of unneeded drugs. --- ### [Departments](https://whitetownship.org/departments/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** ## Departments Info - [ Administration ](#admin) - [ Code Enforcement/Planning ](#code) - [ Road Department ](#road) - [ Sewer Department ](#sewer) - [ Recreation Department ](#recreation) - [ Tax Collector ](#tax) - [ Income and Local Services Tax Collector ](#income) Edit Template # Departments Information on the township departments responsible for daily operations, services, and support for the White Township community [ Contact Us ](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) Administration ## White Township Administration The White Township Administration Department oversees daily operations and provides leadership to ensure efficient and transparent municipal services for residents. The department supports Township boards and staff, manages records and finances, and coordinates communication while ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal requirements. - **White Township Manager**: - Chris Anderson - [ canderson@whitetownship.org ](mailto:canderson@whitetownship.org) - **Secretary/Treasurer**: - Donna Hill - [ wtsecretary@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtsecretary@whitetownship.org) - **Township Engineer**: - Dan Jageman - [ djageman@whitetownship.org ](mailto:djageman@whitetownship.org) - **Code Enforcement/Planning Officer**: - Jonathan Major - [ whitecode@whitetownship.org ](mailto:whitecode@whitetownship.org) - **Billing/Accounts Clerk**: - Kristen Lytle - [ wtbilling@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtbilling@whitetownship.org) - **Payroll Clerk/Building Permits**: - Amy Burton - [ wtpermits@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtpermits@whitetownship.org) Edit Template Code Enforcement/Planning ## Code Enforcment/Planning Department White Township has adopted a variety of ordinances to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the community. These ordinances, enacted by the Board of Supervisors and enforced by the Code Enforcement Department, address issues such as open burning, barking dogs, excessive yard waste, and high grass, as well as property subdivision and land development. The department also reviews and issues Township Building Permits, Peddler’s Licenses, Road Bonds, and Mobile Home Park Licenses. - **Code Enforcement/Planning Officer**: - Jonathan Major - [ whitecode@whitetownship.org ](mailto:whitecode@whitetownship.org) [ Ordinances ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) [ White Township Official Map ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/official_map_5-25-16_2.pdf) Edit Template Road ## Road Department The White Township Road Department provides essential services to residents, including snow removal, street and stormwater maintenance, roadside mowing, and seasonal yard waste and leaf pickups. The Township owns and maintains over 80 miles of roads. State-owned roads are managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. - **Road Superintendent**: - Ken Deabenderfer - [ wtinfo@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtinfo@whitetownship.org) - **Assistant Road Superintendent**: - Bob Ream Edit Template Sewer ## Sewer Department The White Township Sewer Department manages the Township’s wastewater collection and treatment systems to ensure safe and reliable service for residents. The department oversees maintenance, repairs, and system upgrades while monitoring compliance with state and federal regulations. - **Sewer Engineer**: - Dan Jageman - [ djageman@whitetownship.org ](mailto:djageman@whitetownship.org) - **Sewer Enforcement Officer**: - Bob Ream Edit Template Recreation ## Recreation Department The White Township Recreation Department plans and manages programs, facilities, and events that promote health, wellness, and community engagement for residents of all ages. The department oversees parks and recreational spaces, coordinates seasonal activities, and works to maintain safe, accessible environments for public enjoyment. - **Recreation Director:** - Ryan Shaffer - [ ryanshaffer@whitetownship.org ](mailto:ryanshaffer@whitetownship.org) - [ (724) 465-2665 ](tel:7244652665) - [ whitetownshiprec.org ](https://whitetownshiprec.org/) Edit Template Tax Collector ## White Township Tax Collectors The White Township Tax Collector handles the collection of real estate taxes for the County and School District to ensure accurate and timely processing for residents. The office provides payment services, maintains tax records, and assists taxpayers with questions related to billing and collections. - **White Township Tax Collector:** - Robert Porter - [ (724) 427-4491 ](tel:7244712952) Edit Template Earned Income & Local Services ## Earned Income and Local Services Tax Collector The Earned Income and Local Services Tax Collector administers earned income and emergency and municipal services taxes on behalf of White Township. The collector processes filings and payments, provides taxpayer support, and ensures compliance with applicable local and state tax regulations. - Berkheimer Tax Administrators - Lehigh Valley, PA 18002 - [ (800) 360-8989 ](tel:8003608989) - [ www.hab-inc.com ](https://www.hab-inc.com) Edit Template - Administration - Code Enforcement/Planning - Road - Sewer - Recreation - Tax Collector - Earned Income & Local Services ## White Township Administration The White Township Administration Department oversees daily operations and provides leadership to ensure efficient and transparent municipal services for residents. The department supports Township boards and staff, manages records and finances, and coordinates communication while ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal requirements. - **White Township Manager**: - Chris Anderson - [ canderson@whitetownship.org ](mailto:canderson@whitetownship.org) - **Secretary/Treasurer**: - Donna Hill - [ wtsecretary@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtsecretary@whitetownship.org) - **Township Engineer**: - Dan Jageman - [ djageman@whitetownship.org ](mailto:djageman@whitetownship.org) - **Code Enforcement/Planning Officer**: - Jonathan Major - [ whitecode@whitetownship.org ](mailto:whitecode@whitetownship.org) - **Billing/Accounts Clerk**: - Kristen Lytle - [ wtbilling@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtbilling@whitetownship.org) - **Payroll Clerk/Building Permits**: - Amy Burton - [ wtpermits@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtpermits@whitetownship.org) ## Code Enforcment/Planning Department White Township has adopted a variety of ordinances to protect the health, safety, and welfare of the community. These ordinances, enacted by the Board of Supervisors and enforced by the Code Enforcement Department, address issues such as open burning, barking dogs, excessive yard waste, and high grass, as well as property subdivision and land development. The department also reviews and issues Township Building Permits, Peddler’s Licenses, Road Bonds, and Mobile Home Park Licenses. - **Code Enforcement/Planning Officer**: - Jonathan Major - [ whitecode@whitetownship.org ](mailto:whitecode@whitetownship.org) [ Ordinances ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502) [ White Township Official Map ](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/official_map_5-25-16_2.pdf) ## Road Department The White Township Road Department provides essential services to residents, including snow removal, street and stormwater maintenance, roadside mowing, and seasonal yard waste and leaf pickups. The Township owns and maintains over 80 miles of roads. State-owned roads are managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation. - **Road Superintendent**: - Ken Deabenderfer - [ wtinfo@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtinfo@whitetownship.org) - **Assistant Road Superintendent**: - Bob Ream ## Sewer Department The White Township Sewer Department manages the Township’s wastewater collection and treatment systems to ensure safe and reliable service for residents. The department oversees maintenance, repairs, and system upgrades while monitoring compliance with state and federal regulations. - **Sewer Engineer**: - Dan Jageman - [ djageman@whitetownship.org ](mailto:djageman@whitetownship.org) - **Sewer Enforcement Officer**: - Bob Ream ## Recreation Department The White Township Recreation Department plans and manages programs, facilities, and events that promote health, wellness, and community engagement for residents of all ages. The department oversees parks and recreational spaces, coordinates seasonal activities, and works to maintain safe, accessible environments for public enjoyment. - **Recreation Director:** - Ryan Shaffer - [ ryanshaffer@whitetownship.org ](mailto:ryanshaffer@whitetownship.org) - [ (724) 465-2665 ](tel:7244652665) - [ whitetownshiprec.org ](https://whitetownshiprec.org/) ## White Township Tax Collectors The White Township Tax Collector handles the collection of real estate taxes for the County and School District to ensure accurate and timely processing for residents. The office provides payment services, maintains tax records, and assists taxpayers with questions related to billing and collections. - **White Township Tax Collector:** - Robert Porter - [ (724) 427-4491 ](tel:7244712952) ## Earned Income and Local Services Tax Collector The Earned Income and Local Services Tax Collector administers earned income and emergency and municipal services taxes on behalf of White Township. The collector processes filings and payments, provides taxpayer support, and ensures compliance with applicable local and state tax regulations. - Berkheimer Tax Administrators - Lehigh Valley, PA 18002 - [ (800) 360-8989 ](tel:8003608989) - [ www.hab-inc.com ](https://www.hab-inc.com) --- ### [Contact Us](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** Customer Service - [ Contact Us ](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) - [ Documents & Forms ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/documents/Documents) - [ Frequently Asked Questions ](https://whitetownship.org/faq/) - [ Billing & Payment Info ](https://whitetownship.org/billing-payment-information/) Edit Template # Contact Us A central place to connect with White Township regarding questions, concerns, requests, or general township matters. ## White Township Main Office: - [ (724) 463-8585 ](tel:7244638585) - [ wtinfo@whitetownship.org ](mailto:wtinfo@whitetownship.org) - 950 Indian Springs Road Indiana, PA 15701 ## Recreation Complex (S&T Bank Arena): - [ (724) 465-2665 ](tel:7244652665) - [ recinfo@whitetownship.org ](mailto:recinfo@whitetownship.org) - 497 East Pike Road Indiana, PA 15701 - [ whitetownshiprec.org ](https://whitetownshiprec.org) ## Contact Step 1 of 2 50% Who do you want to contact?(Required)General Complaint/QuestionCode ComplaintBuilding/PlanningBilling (SWR/R/SW & L/H)Road ComplaintSewer Complaint Name(Required) First Last Email(Required) Phone(Required) Address(Required) Street Address Address Line 2 City AlabamaAlaskaAmerican SamoaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaGuamHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaNorthern Mariana IslandsOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaPuerto RicoRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahU.S. Virgin IslandsVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces Pacific State ZIP Code Next Account Number(Required) Question/Comments(Required) Previous Submit Δ --- ### [Billing & Payment Information](https://whitetownship.org/billing-payment-information/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** Customer Service - [ Contact Us ](https://whitetownship.org/contact-us/) - [ Documents & Forms ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/documents/Documents) - [ Frequently Asked Questions ](https://whitetownship.org/faq/) - [ Billing & Payment Info ](https://whitetownship.org/billing-payment-information/) Edit Template # Billing & Payment Information Details related to township fees, billing schedules, and payment options for services and accounts. ## Make A Payment Online Customers may pay online for quarterly sewage, recycling and stormwater management bills; annual fire hydrant and street light assessments; and certain building, land development and other permit fees. The quarterly and annual service bills and fees for permits and other township services also may be paid by credit/debit card at the township office. Payments also are accepted by cash, check or money order by postal mail, at the service counter (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) or in the secure drop box (24 hours) at the White Township office, 950 Indian Springs Road, Indiana, PA. You may also use your bank’s bill pay option to send a check. ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/downloads.png.webp "downloads.png | White Township | White Township") [ Pay Now ](https://payments.municipay.com/b9641d2a5964bf598b010186030b5f87/search/b96463c65964bf598b010186037024d8) ### White Township Fee Schedule White Township bills property owners quarterly for essential services (sewage, recycling, stormwater management). Other fees are periodically established by resolution of the board of supervisors. [ Township Fee Schedule ](https://ecode360.com/WH2502/documents/Documents) --- ### [Board of Supervisors](https://whitetownship.org/board-of-supervisors/) **Published:** November 14, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** ## Government - [ About Us ](https://whitetownship.org/about-us/) - [ Board of Supervisors ](https://whitetownship.org/board-of-supervisors/) - [ Authorities, Boards, Commissions & Committees ](https://whitetownship.org/authorities-boards-commissions-committees/) Edit Template # Board of Supervisors Information about the elected officials responsible for policy direction, leadership, and governance of White Township. ![](https://whitetownship.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/supervisors_2.jpg-1024x618.webp "supervisors_2.jpg | White Township | White Township") The White Township Board of Supervisors includes, from left, Tim Vislosky, Sandi Gillette, Richard Gallo, George Lenz and Gail McCauley. The White Township Board of Supervisors elected Richard Gallo as chairman and Sandi Gillette as vice chairman for 2026 during the annual organization meeting on Monday, Jan. 5. Supervisors George E. Lenz, Gail McCauley, and Timothy Vislosky also serve on the board. In 2026, the board will meet at 1 PM on the second Wednesday of each month and 1 PM on the fourth Wednesday of each month. --- ### [Terms of Service](https://whitetownship.org/terms-of-service/) **Published:** March 1, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** Please wait while the policy is loaded. If it does not load, please [click here](https://policies.termageddon.com/api/policy/V1dKM05rcERNRk5oVURBcksyYzlQUT09) to view the policy. --- ### [Privacy Policy](https://whitetownship.org/privacy-policy/) **Published:** March 1, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** Please wait while the policy is loaded. If it does not load, please [click here](https://policies.termageddon.com/api/policy/Ykd4VVNGaHNVbWhRYzI1MlpIYzlQUT09) to view the policy. --- ## Events ### [Board of Supervisors Budget Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-budget-meeting/) **Published:** September 24, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [CANCELED - Comprehensive Plan Committee Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/canceled-comprehensive-plan-steering-committee/) **Published:** July 23, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Comprehensive Plan Committee Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/comprehensive-plan-committee-meeting/) **Published:** January 26, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Comprehensive Plan Committee Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/comprehensive-plan-committee-meeting-2/) **Published:** July 23, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Recreation Advisory Board Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/recreation-advisory-board-meeting-2/) **Published:** June 2, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Recreation Advisory Board Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/recreation-advisory-board-meeting/) **Published:** June 2, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Planning Commission Review Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-review-meeting-3/) **Published:** June 2, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Planning Commission Review Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-review-meeting/) **Published:** January 6, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Planning Commission Review Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-review-meeting-2/) **Published:** March 2, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Township Office Closed](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/township-office-closed/) **Published:** March 25, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org **Content:** Township Office is closed in observance of holiday. Normal business hours will resume on Monday, April 6, 2026. **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Municipal Authority Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/municipal-authority-meeting/) **Published:** January 6, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Board of Supervisors Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meeting/) **Published:** January 6, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Board of Supervisors Meetings](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/board-of-supervisors-meetings/) **Published:** January 6, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Content:** In 2025, the board will continue to meet at 1 p.m. on the second Wednesday of each month and 7 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month. The exceptions are January (the board conducted business following reorganization Monday afternoon and will meet again the fourth Wednesday, 7 p.m. Jan. 22), November (1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19), and December (1 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 17). **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Planning Commission Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/planning-commission-meeting/) **Published:** January 6, 2026 **Author:** whitetownship **Event Categories:** Meeting --- ### [Untitled Event](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/untitled-event/) **Published:** December 15, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Event Categories:** General --- ### [Demo: Florence Price: Symphony No. 3 in c minor](https://whitetownship.org/wt-events/demo-florence-price-symphony-no-3-in-c-minor/) **Published:** December 11, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Excerpt:** Florence Price's Symphony No.3 was first performed on November 6th, 1940. It was Ms. Price's third symphony, following her lost Symphony No. 2 **Content:** Florence Price’s [Symphony No. 3](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symphony_No._3_(Price)) was commissioned by the Works Progress Administration’s [Federal Music Project](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Music_Project) during the height of the Great Depression. It was first performed at the Detroit Institute of Arts on November 6, 1940, by the Detroit Civic Orchestra under the conductor Valter Poole. The composition is Price’s third symphony, following her Symphony in E minor—the first symphony by a black woman to be performed by a major American orchestra—and her lost Symphony No. 2. **Event Categories:** General --- ## Locations ### [White Township](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/white-township/) **Published:** July 23, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org --- ### [S&T Bank Arena](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/st-bank-arena/) **Published:** June 2, 2026 **Author:** wtsecretary@whitetownship.org --- ### [Demo: Minnesota Orchestra](https://whitetownship.org/wt-locations/demo-minnesota-orchestra/) **Published:** December 11, 2025 **Author:** whitetownship **Location Accessibility:** Accessible Entrance, Accessible Parking Designated, Accessible Restrooms, Accessible Seating, Bariatric Seating Available, Elevator to all public areas, Wheelchair Accessible --- ## Categories ### [News](https://whitetownship.org/category/news/) --- ### [Featured](https://whitetownship.org/category/featured/) --- ## Event Categories ### [General](https://whitetownship.org/mc-event-category/general/) --- ### [Meeting](https://whitetownship.org/mc-event-category/meeting/) --- ## Location Accessibility ### [Accessible Entrance](https://whitetownship.org/mc-location-access/accessible-entrance/) --- ### [Accessible Parking Designated](https://whitetownship.org/mc-location-access/accessible-parking-designated/) --- ### [Accessible Restrooms](https://whitetownship.org/mc-location-access/accessible-restrooms/) --- ### [Accessible Seating](https://whitetownship.org/mc-location-access/accessible-seating/) --- ### [Wheelchair Accessible](https://whitetownship.org/mc-location-access/wheelchair-accessible/) --- ### [Bariatric Seating Available](https://whitetownship.org/mc-location-access/bariatric-seating-available/) --- ### [Elevator to all public areas](https://whitetownship.org/mc-location-access/elevator-to-all-public-areas/) ---