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(2/2) This event will be streamed live on Facebook. Also, please know that you can email any/all earned income tax questions you may have to rtutak@springfielddelco.org.

(1/2) RESCHEDULED The Springfield Township Board of Commissioners have rescheduled the town hall to discuss an earned income tax to Monday, March 23rd. The town hall will be held at the Springfield Country Club from 7 pm to 9 pm.

(2/2) Payments may be made in person at the temporary location, 1001 Baltimore Pike, Suite 201 or payment can be made online by Credit Card or Echeck by following the link below:

springfielddelco.org/tax-payments/

(1/2) On Wednesday, March 25th the Springfield Township Tax Department will open at 7:30 AM and remain open until 6:00 PM to accommodate residents wishing to pay their Township Taxes. Please note, the discount period ends March 31, 2026.

(2/2) The safety of our residents is paramount, and it would be irresponsible to not reschedule based on the forecast. We are currently working with the Springfield Country Club for a new date. Once scheduled, appropriate notification will be provided.

(1/2) Due to the increasing threat of dangerous weather, including a tornado watch, the Springfield Township Board of Commissioners has decided to postpone the EIT townhall scheduled for this evening.

(2/2) This event will be streamed live on Facebook.  As foul weather is expected this evening which may affect attendance, please know that you can email any/all earned income tax questions you may have to rtutak@springfielddelco.org.

(1/2) Tonight, the Springfield Township Board of Commissioners will host a town hall to discuss an earned income tax. The town hall will be held in the Fairway Room of the Springfield Country Club from 7 pm to 9 pm.

Did you know that many Springfield Township residents already pay an Earned Income Tax?

(4/4) Many thanks to Representative O’Mara and Senator Kearney for their investment in Springfield Township!

(3/4) This project will make major safety improvements at the Windsor Circle/Springfield Road intersection.  The upgrades are designed to limit traffic confusion, calm traffic speeds, and create pedestrian-safe crosswalk distances.

(2/4) This money was made possible through the Department of Community and Economic Development’s Multimodal Transportation Funds grant.  This money is earmarked for the Windsor Circle Improvement Project.

(1/4) At Tuesday night’s Board of Commissioners meeting State Representative Jenn O’Mara and Senator Tim Kearney presented Springfield Township with a check for $704,000.

Who pays an Earned Income Tax?

Why is Springfield Township considering implementing an Earned Income Tax? This is the first graphic in a series that will provide facts behind what an earned income tax is.

(5/5) Please plan accordingly, imbibe responsibly, and stay safe, Springfield!

(4/5) THINGS TO KNOW: The parade begins at Noon This year’s Grand Marshall is Thomas J. O’Leary Jr.! Parking restrictions begin at 8AM Saturday 3/14
 Street closures will be in effect beginning 10AM Saturday 3/14

(1/5) After a winter full of snow, ice, frigid temperatures, and gray, gloomy, rainy days we are due for a beautiful, sunny day to celebrate the unofficial arrival of Spring! Of course, we’re referring to the Springfield Township Saint Patrick’s Day Parade.