Welcome to the Official Website of Lower Frederick Township
Montgomery County, Pennsylvania
Current News & Notices
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T he U.S. Constitution requires a census of all residents in the entire country every 10 years. The census counts every person living in the U.S. once (and only once) in the right place. You are counted based on where you are living on April 1, 2020. CLICK HERE for more important information on the 2020 Census. |
 Work for the Census! The Census is recruiting thousands of people in various positions to assist with the 2020 Census count. Jobs pay up to $27 per hour with flexible hours and weekly pay. Find more information and apply HERE. |
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Lower Frederick Township is seeking volunteers to fill two remaining vacancies on the Parks and Recreation Board. Interested residents can contact Mark Hudson, Township Manager, via email at manager@lowerfrederick.org or by calling the Township office at 610-287-8857. |
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Montgomery County has released their Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Program Schedule of Events. CLICK HERE to view the schedule flyer and other links detailing information related to this program. |
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Lower Frederick Township expands their police force with the hiring of 2 new officers ….. |
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Need help with how to properly install your child’s car seat? Goodwill Ambulance in Pottstown does monthly car seat inspections at their station in Pottstown. Click HERE to view available dates/times and register online. You may also contact Tammy Naftal at 610-327-7145 to schedule an appointment. |
The EPA requires community water systems to deliver a Consumer Confidence Report (CCR), also known as an annual drinking water quality report, to their customers each year by July 1st. These reports provide Americans information about their local drinking water quality. Your CCR can help you make informed choices about the water you drink. |
The Spotted Lantern Fly is in Lower Frederick  The Spotted Lantern Fly, Lycorma delicatula (White), an invasive planthopper, was first discovered in Berks county, PA, and has now spread to many other counties, including Montgomery. It is native to China, India, Vietnam, and introduced to Korea where it has become a major pest. This insect attacks many hosts including grapes, apples, stone fruits, thin-barked trees and Tree of Heaven, and has the potential to greatly impact the grape, fruit tree and logging industries. |