The recreation committee of Moore Township meets the third Thursday of the month. The next meeting is set for 7 p.m. Feb. 16 at the municipal building, 2491 Community Drive.

The committee’s goals are to assist Moore children and families. Consider supporting its important work.

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The land and environmental protection board meets 7 p.m. the second Monday of the month. The next meeting will be March 14 in the municipal building.

The board works to preserve farmland and open space to preserve the rural nature and beauty of Moore Township.

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Moore Township Community Days Committee is planning a housewares bingo in March.

Consider joining or supporting this committee as it labors to improve the quality of life in Moore Township.

Call the township office at 610-759-9449 for information.

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Emmanuel’s Lutheran Church’s pastor, Rachel Ziese Hacker, welcomes all to the church, located at 3175 Valley View Drive.

She suggests if you cannot attend a Sunday or other service, you can call 610-477-0100 to listen to any of its services. You must call in during the service time to listen to a current service.

Call the church office at 610-837-1741 for more information.

In case of inclement weather, go to WFMZ Channel 69 and watch for Emmanuel’s Lutheran, Bath, on the crawl at the bottom of the screen, or visit emmanuels.org to learn if Sunday services are canceled.

Emmanuel’s church is planning its 300th anniversary. Mark your calendar for June 25 for a special workshop.

The church was founded in 1723.

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Moore Township Board of Supervisors has three members elected by the voters. They meet 6 p.m. the first Tuesday of the month in the municipal building.

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Moore Township is seeking to hire a full-time public works assistant director and a public works municipal worker.

To apply for either position, send your resume and cover letter to township Manager Nick Steiner at nsteiner@mooretownship.org.

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Planning any home or property renovations or subdivisions in 2023?

Visit mooretownship.org and check the township’s fee schedule to properly pay the established fee for your renovation or project.

Call the township office at 610-759-9449, with questions.

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Moore Township Police Department patrols Moore Township and Chapman Borough.

The headquarters number is 610-759-5077. The nonemergency number is 610-759-2200. Call 911 for all emergencies.

The department was founded in 1952. Its current police chief is Gary West.

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Moore Township is a member of First Regional Compost Authority, 6701 Weaversville Road. Residents can dispose of tree limbs, leaves, brush and more.

Visit frcaweb.org or call 610-262-1000 to learn what can be disposed of and Moore Township resident drop-off days and times.

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The township emergency management coordinator advises emergencies can happen while you are traveling. The best way to deal with an emergency is to be prepared.

Accidents or winter-related incidents can cause significant delays. When traveling, keep a small kit containing drinks, snacks, a flashlight and a blanket.

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If you want to place information or announcements in the Moore Township column, email billleiner@aol.com or text or call Bill Leiner at 610-751-2745.