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Falls Cancels Slate of Meetings Scheduled for this Week Amid Mitigation Efforts

Falls Township officials announced  all meetings scheduled for the week have been cancelled, in light of coronavirus concerns. 

Board of Supervisors Thursday, March 19th –

Community & Economic Development Commission Thursday, March 19th –

Environmental Advisory Committee Thursday, March 19th –

Disabled Persons Advisory Board Tuesday, March 24th –

Have been cancelled  with the Planning Commission Thanking residents  for your understanding and encouraging  precautionary measures to stay safe.

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Falls Cancels Slate of Meetings Scheduled for this Week Amid Mitigation Efforts

Falls Township officials announced  all meetings scheduled for the week have been cancelled, in light of coronavirus concerns. 

Board of Supervisors Thursday, March 19th –

Community & Economic Development Commission Thursday, March 19th –

Environmental Advisory Committee Thursday, March 19th –

Disabled Persons Advisory Board Tuesday, March 24th –

Have been cancelled  with the Planning Commission Thanking residents  for your understanding and encouraging  precautionary measures to stay safe.

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