Government Offices (Local/County) in Boyertown, PA

Colebrookdale Township is the municipal government for an 8.7 square mile area of Berks County surrounding Boyertown, led by a five member Board of Commissioners. Its office provides meeting schedules, ordinances, permits, forms, and notices on recycling and road work, with public works handling road maintenance.

District Township Municipal Building in Boyertown, PA, serves as the central hub for municipal governance and local administrative services.

Douglass Township is the local municipal government for Berks County residents in Boyertown, handling road maintenance and winter plowing, zoning and building permits, land development review, code enforcement, police services and tax administration. A three-member Board of Supervisors meets publicly each month, with a Planning Commission and Zoning Hearing Board reviewing land use matters.

The Earl Township Municipal Office in Boyertown, PA, serves as the central hub for local government services and community support.

Pike Township is the local government office for a rural second class township in Berks County, handling zoning, permitting, stormwater management, road maintenance, tax collection and public records. Governed by a three-member Board of Supervisors, it serves the farms and historic villages of the Oley Valley region, including Pikeville and Lobachsville.