Hanover Township, Lehigh County, Pennsylvania

PA State Police Troop M to Participate in "Click it or Ticket"

The Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Troop M will be participating in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA's) "Click it or Ticket" campaign from Monday, May 11, 2026, through Sunday, May 31, 2026.

Troopers will be proactively patrolling the roadways focusing on any violation of the Commonwealths occupant restraint laws.

In addition, State Police have announced three upcoming car seat installation events that will be conducted within Troop M.

For more information, please visithttps://www.hanleco.org/forms/27apr26-sp.pdf

Save the dates! Movie Nights in Hanover Township! Please Share!!!

Wednesday, June 17th
Chestnut Grove Park
Howard and the Purple Crayon

Wednesday, July 15th
Sherwood Park
Miracle

Wednesday, August 19th
Chestnut Grove Park
The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants

Council Meeting for March 18, 2026, has been cancelled. Next Council meeting is scheduled for April 1, 2026.

council_agenda.pdf

We're approaching Springtime and it's that time of year again where our Public Works Department will be out street sweeping. Please make sure your cars are moved on your street's designated day to avoid getting ticketed and so that the street sweeper can smoothly sweep the Township streets without delays. Street sweeping will start on April 1 and run through November 1.

To view our street sweeping schedule, please seehttps://www.hanleco.org/forms/street-sweeping2.pdf

Hanover Township has issued a SNOW EMERGENCY effective SUNDAY February 22nd (8:00AM) through Monday February 23rd (7:00PM). ALL PARKED VEHICLES, TRAILERS, AND/OR OTHER ITEMS MUST BE REMOVED FROM SNOW EMERGENCY ROUTES. VEHICLES PARKED ON SNOW EMERGENCY ROUTES DURING AN EMERGENCY MAY BE SUBJECT TO A FINE OR TOWING.

Due to the winter storm, the Hanover Township Municipal Office will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026.

Lehigh County Authority has officially declared a Drought Watch for our service area due to persistent dry conditions and below-average rainfall across the region.

As part of this declaration, LCA is asking our customers to voluntarily reduce water use by at least 5% as a proactive, precautionary measure to preserve supply if dry conditions continue into the coming months. You may begin to see public outreach on this topic through our website and social media channels.

For our larger customers, we recognize that a full 5% reduction may not be feasible in all operations. At this stage, the request is focused primarily on non-essential water use, and we encourage each facility to evaluate opportunities to increase conservation where possible. With that said, any efforts you can make to increase conservation opportunities within your facilities would be appreciated, and you should be reviewing your conservation plans at this stage to ensure you can respond if our region faces greater water supply challenges in the future.

Regarding LCA’s water sources, our team continues routine monitoring of our water levels. The Little Lehigh Creek is currently running well below normal, and groundwater levels are showing a declining trend. At this time, we do not have any system-specific concerns related to meeting current customer demand. Water service remains safe and reliable. This announcement is a proactive approach to addressing this concerning trend in our water supply. You can learn more on our website here:
https://www.lehighcountyauthority.org/drinking-water/water-supply-updates/