Help define the future of Lake Solebury by volunteering to serve on the Lake Solebury Advisory Committee.

The Solebury Township Board of Supervisors authorized the establishment of the Lake Solebury Advisory Committee at the March 17, 2026, Board of Supervisors meeting.

The purpose of this Committee is to make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors concerning the future purposes and uses of the Lake Solebury property. Meetings will be held monthly with the first meeting being held on or before September 30, 2026.

Solebury Township residents with an interest in serving on the Lake Solebury Advisory Committee can send their letter of interest, along with a resume, to Catherine Cataldi, Township Secretary, at ccataldi@soleburytwp.org.

Read more about the Lake Solebury property on the Township's Lake Solebury page.

The Solebury Township Board of Supervisors invites you to participate in our 2026 Housing Forum series of Workshops!

What: Housing Forum No. 1
Where: Solebury Township Municipal Building, 3092 Sugan Road
When: April 9, 2026, 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.

At the first Housing Forum, we ask you to help us envision, analyze and discuss…

• What is Attainable Housing?
• Who would be served by Attainable Housing?
  (essential workers, starter families, farmer workers, recent college graduates, senior citizens, empty nesters)
• What does Attainable Housing look like?
• What would be a reasonable outcome by 2030 and 2040?
• Where might Attainable Housing be located?

The first Housing Forum will be an informal gathering which will include a discussion with community members that would be served by attainable housing and a panel discussion with members of the attainable housing industry. The discussions will be followed by your insights and comments, and a brief discussion of future Housing Forum topics.

Light refreshments will be provided!

Please contact Christopher Garges, ICMA-CM, Solebury Township Manager, with any questions at cgarges@soleburytwp.org.

Join us for our two free upcoming events: Pat Livezey Park on April 4th for our Annual Egg Hunt, and then again on April 18th for our Annual Egg Hunt for Hounds at Aquetong Spring Park. Rain or Shine at 10:00 a.m. both days - Prizes and Give-A-Ways. See you there!!

Download the flier for more information, or contact soleburyparks@soleburytwp.org.

Join Solebury Township Parks & Rec for our first pickleball clinic!

Whether you're picking up a paddle for the first time or looking to elevate your game, Universal Rackets Adult Pickleball Clinics offer something for everyone. The tiered clinic structure is designed to meet you at your current skill level and help you grow with confidence via small group, hands on instruction from certified professionals.

Sign up now, spots are limited!!

For more information, download the flier, visit the Pickleball Programs page on the website, or contact soleburyparks@soleburytwp.org.

In conjunction with Bucks County Planning Commission, Tom Comitta Associates, and Township staff, the Comprehensive Plan Committee has worked diligently since January 2024 to update the 10-year Township Comprehensive Plan.

Since then the Committee has analyzed results of a survey mailed to Township residents, held issue forums on significant topics, and held a community workshop.

As of March 2026, the Township is entering the final phase of the update process. A first draft of the plan has been circulated to the Committee members for their review.

In the next few months, additional drafting will be done to the plan and the final steps in the process will commence, including Planning Commission review, 45-day comment period for contiguous municipalities and school district, and adoption by the Board of Supervisors.

At its Feb. 3 meeting, the Solebury Board of Supervisors adopted a policy for handling claims by Township residents for damages to mailboxes caused by direct strikes from Township vehicles during the performance of snow plowing operations.

The Solebury Public Works Department often works under difficult weather conditions, including the plowing of snow, and takes care to avoid damage to residents' mailboxes located in the public road rights-of-way or Homeowners Association.

Experience shows that mailboxes are rarely, but sometimes, hit by plows. In addition, damage may be caused by the force of the snow or plow wash hitting the mailbox during plowing operations.

While a resident may not have a choice to locate a mailbox outside the road right-of-way due to USPS requirements, the resident can take steps to minimize exposure to loss and damage.

Accordingly, the purpose of this policy is to address mailbox damage resulting from Solebury Public Works Department snow plowing operations and claims for reimbursement by residents.

View our Mailbox Replacement Policy for more information.

Bookmark these links to stay up-to-the-minute on storm related road closures and conditions:

• Solebury Township Police on CrimeWatch
• Solebury Township Police on FaceBook
• Solebury Township Police on Instagram
• Solebury Township on FaceBook
• Solebury Township on Instagram