Formed on November 22, 1875, from parts of Benner and Harris Townships in Centre County, Pennsylvania, College Township is a Pennsylvania Township of the Second Class under the Home Rule Charter and Optional Plans Law.
Originally governed by a Board of Supervisors, in 1976, voters deemed it most efficient to change to a Council-Manager form of government that would allow for the separation of legislative and administrative responsibilities.
Formed on November 22, 1875, from parts of Benner and Harris Townships in Centre County, Pennsylvania, College Township is a Pennsylvania Township of the Second Class under the Home Rule Charter and Optional Plans Law.
Originally governed by a Board of Supervisors, in 1976, voters deemed it most efficient to change to a Council-Manager form of government that would allow for the separation of legislative and administrative responsibilities.
"College Township welcomes you to our updated website, and we hope you will find it useful as you explore the community, discover local services, and access public meeting information. On behalf of the Township Council, we look forward to meeting you!"
- Carla Stilson
UP NEXT: 7/16 Special Meeting
Council meets for a special meeting to discuss the Township's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
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