I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all the seniors graduating from Abington High School, Hatboro-Horsham High School, Lower Moreland High School, and Upper Moreland High School.

What an incredible achievement! Your hard work, perseverance, and dedication have brought you to this important milestone. As you celebrate this moment and look ahead to new opportunities, know that your future is filled with endless possibilities.

Wishing each of you continued success, happiness, and fulfillment as you embark on the next chapter of your journey. Dream big, stay determined, and make your mark on the world—the future is yours to shape!

Upper Moreland Township is pleased to announce the new Self-Service Online Portal for permit application submissions and payments to the

Code Enforcement Office. 

The new portal allows you to submit online permit applications for construction, bulk items, zoning use registration, as well as make payments, once you create a user account.

For more information and instructions on setting up a user account, please visit the Code Enforcement webpage (https://www.uppermoreland.org/148/Code-Enforcement) or access the new Self-Service Online Portal directly at https://uppermoreland.onlinegovt.com/.

The Township is transitioning to an all-electronic permit application submission process. While permit applications and payments will still be accepted in person for a period of time, it is highly recommended that you create an account and familiarize yourself with the online portal process to avoid any confusion. 

If you have any questions, please contact the Code Enforcement Office at

267-607-1032, 267-607-1034 or 267-607-1035. 

On Thursday, May 21, the Women's Club of Huntingdon Valley (“WCHV”) joyously celebrated its 75th anniversary. 

The WCHV was founded in 1951 and its goals were, and remain, to contribute to the community and develop the educational, social and civic interests of its members. In 1952, wanting to contribute to the community, plans were made to start a circulating library. It is through the Club's efforts that the Huntingdon Valley Library was opened in 1953. Since 1958, the Club has awarded an annual scholarship to a deserving, female Lower Moreland High School senior. Through the WCHV’s fundraising efforts, the annual scholarship continues and donations are made in support of the Library and other local organizations, including Laurel House and Nicole's Place in Huntingdon Valley, as well as other women’s shelters.

To celebrate this significant milestone, WCHV members met for a luncheon at the Huntingdon Valley Country Club. 

I was an honored guest and graciously joined the celebration. In recognition of its excellence, I presented a Commendation for Community Service to the Club. 

For anyone interested in joining the WCHV, luncheon meetings are held September through May on the second Thursday of the month (noon-2pm) at Gloria Dei Fellowship Hall, 570 Welsh Road. To attend, please contact Denise wchv1951@gmail.com.

SFMNP provides eligible low-income seniors with access to locally grown fruits and vegetables in Pennsylvania. Eligible participants will receive five $5 vouchers (totaling $25) to use at authorized farmers’ markets and produce stands across the state.  

The Montco office will be distributing vouchers both by mail and at select pop-up events across the county. Once the distribution event schedule is finalized, it will be posted on the Montco Share page.

Our office WILL NOT be a distribution site this year.

Completed applications can be submitted by mail or email to infomhs@sharefoodprogram.org. We also have paper applications available in our office.

• June 1, 2026: First day seniors may redeem SFMNP checks for fresh produce purchased from approved farmers.
• September 15, 2026: Last day to mail SFMNP applications.
• September 30, 2026: Last day to issue SFMNP checks (in person and by mail).
• November 30, 2026: Last day for participants to use their 2026 SFMNP checks.

Please contact the Montco Share team with any questions at 215-223-2220 ext. 138.