About Sandycreek Township

Sandycreek Township is one of Pennsylvania’s 2,561 self-governing municipalities.

The small size of local governments in Pennsylvania is a part of a unique heritage of making local government small enough to maximize the opportunities of citizens to participate in decisions.

The Township is governed by a board of three supervisors, who are elected on staggered terms by the citizens across the entire community (At-large election).

The volunteer commission serves without compensation and is responsible for a number of activities including create/review growth plans for the community.

Bridge in Sandycreek Township

Photo by John M. Karian

Images Around Sandycreek Township

A buck deer standing at the edge of a woods
A moonset in the winter
Fall colors in the woods
Fall scene with snow on pine trees
South Sandy Creek
Two deer standing at the edge of the woods

Gallery Photos by John M. Karian