Welcome to Muncy Creek Township!
We are located in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania and have a population of 3,573 according to the 2020 census. Muncy Creek Township was formed in 1797 by dividing Muncy, it was named from the Muncy Creek which flows through the township, and is part of the Susquehanna River. The township has some of the oldest settlements in the area, including Port Penn, which was an integral part of the Pennsylvania Canal and Clarkstown, which has been referred to as a quiet village.
Muncy Creek Township is a beautiful rural community, with several parks, shopping and dining.
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News / Announcements
Township "FYIs"
Upcoming Book’s Bus Visits at Kiess Park Schedule
Conditional Use Hearings:
CAFO’s Thursday May 29th from 6-9PM
SOLAR Thursday June 5th from 6-9PM
At the MAVFC, 932 E. Penn St.
Noise Memo. Clarkstown Road Solar – Sound Study.
Muncy Creek Township Residents: If you receive an Ambulance Fund Drive Membership for the Hughesville Fire Department, PLEASE DISREGARD.
ALL Public Meetings are now back at the Township Building.
Muncy Creek Township Residents Voting Location is at the Muncy Masonic Lodge 28 Brummer Pond Road Muncy, PA 17756
Lycoming County Recycling Facility is open at the Township Building. Please be respectful and follow the posted rules for recycling.
The Community Aid donation boxes have been removed due to misuse.
We are closed for State and Federal Holidays.