The brand new Bristol Township municipal website went live on schedule last week and so far locals approve.
Township Manager Randee Mazur announced the makeover plans that Assistant Township Manager Heather Satterly spearheaded late last year.
Of special note is a township history landing page which included sections on Daisy and William Myers in Levittown; Det. Sgt. George Francis Stuckey – Fallen Officer Memorial and historical locations in the township.
Website users can expect a more user-friendly, accessible, and informative website to better serve our residents, businesses, and visitors, officials said.
Among the changes for the new look website:
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- Enhanced Navigation: Easily find the information and services you need with improved menu organization and faster search functions.
- Updated Design: A modern and inviting layout that reflects the spirit and pride of Bristol Township.
- Mobile Optimization: Access the site seamlessly on your phone or tablet, with a mobile-friendly design and features.
- Improved Accessibility: New features to better serve users of all abilities and comply with ADA guidelines.
The early winner for most favorited section is the bulk pickup option link.
“Love the bulk pick up option finally!” said Richard Schaible Jr.
Civic Plus was the vendor for this and the senior center’s new website look. The company has received critical acclaim worldwide and is a one-stop for governments seeking to optimize digital interactions for residents and staff “with a best-of-breed, easy-to-use integrated solutions.
In other twp upgrade news, officials said, the front reception area is under construction.
“We’re making exciting updates to our front reception area! Please note that the room will be under construction for the next week. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding.”
Demolition and construction will be ongoing starting tomorrow through Feb. 10th. Thanks for your patience, and we can’t wait to show you the finished space, said officials on township social media platforms.
Reception for information and payments will be taken at the Building & Planning Department window. Phone calls and emails are still being received; we’re still here to help, officials said.