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Millcreek Township is the 14th‐largest municipality in Pennsylvania, bigger than some cities, spanning over 32 square miles with approximately 54,000 residents. It offers a balanced suburban feel with easy access to both downtown and rural amenities nearby.
The township’ s name comes from Mill Creek, the stream that powered grist and sawmills in the 19th century, playing a key role in local industry and agriculture.
Millcreek currently operates under a Second-Class Township Code and is governed by a Board of Supervisors( 3 elected officials) who manage ordinances, budgeting, operations, and public services.
Millcreek Township’ s annual revenues are drawn primarily from real estate property taxes, earned income taxes, and realty transfer taxes, with additional income from cable franchise fees, state liquid fuels funding, permits, fines, investments, and grants. The financial picture for 2024 shows a positive trend for the finances of Millcreek Township.
Millcreek Township employs: 66 Full-time Sworn Police Officers 27 Full-time Sworn Firefighters 14 Part-time Sworn Firefighters 116 Full-time Union and Non-Union Staff 106 Part-time / Seasonal Staff( approx)
As the entrance to Presque Isle State Park, Millcreek welcomes over 4 million visitors each year to Pennsylvania’ s only“ seashore”. Add in Waldameer( one of the nation’ s oldest amusement parks), improvements being made along the Presque Isle Gateway District, and the bustling Millcreek Mall complex. It’ s clear why the township is a regional hub for visitors and tourists.
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The township boasts more than 640 acres of parks and greenspace, from the wooded trails of Asbury Woods to the scenic bay trails of Scott Park along with 2 community pools located at Chestnut Hill and Belle Valley.
With strong roots dating back to 1800, Millcreek blends history and progress. Demographically diverse and well-educated— nearly 97 % of residents have a HS diploma, and 41 % hold a bachelor’ s degree or higher— the community maintains a strong median household income of $ 76,910( 2023 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates) and vibrant local economy, driven by retail, healthcare, and transportation. www. millcreektownship. com
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