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1246 BRIDGE ROAD
P.O. BOX 164
SKIPPACK, PA 19474
610-584-5453

2000 POPULATION: 9,750

GOVERNMENT:
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

AREA: 14.03 SQUARE MILES

PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT:
PERKIOMEN VALLEY
SCHOOL DISTRICT

STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT:
150TH

STATE SENATORIAL
DISTRICT:
24TH

U.S. CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT:
13TH
 

Skippack Township was created when the “Township of Skippack and Perkiomen” was divided along the Perkiomen Creek. The land on the east bank was established as Skippack Township. In the early days, the area was primarily agricultural and many of the farms were owned by Mennonite families. Today, agriculture still exists, but on a much smaller scale. There are some businesses that provide jobs for local residents. However, the township is gradually becoming a bedroom community as more large, executive style homes are being constructed as the years move on. The township contains two small villages called Creamery and Skippack Village. The latter acts as the unofficial center of activities for the township. In addition, Skippack Village contains small craft and antique shops, as well as crafts and activities from days past.

PUBLIC SERVICES
Almost the entire corridor along Route 73 to Evansburg State Park has access to public water and sewer facilities. Police protection is provided by the Pennsylvania State Police. Fire protection is provided by volunteer companies. Residential trash disposal is arranged by private contractors. The township has licensed four private haulers.

RECREATION
Facilities include a private picnic grove. A large portion of Evansburg State Park is located in the township. Individuals interested in organized athletic leagues, including Little League programs, should contact surrounding communities. For more information on what is available, please call 610-584-5453.

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
No SEPTA rail lines serve any portion of the township.

SHOPPING
No significant community or neighborhood shopping centers are located in the township. However, Skippack Village is a collection of specialty and unique shops in a nineteenth-century setting. The nearest major shopping areas are the Court and Plaza at King of Prussia and the Montgomery Mall.