The latest edition of NOI, which is a monthly collection of summaries of articles curated from various news and
other sources focused on a range of topics of interest to local residents.

Contents include:

• Developer Wants to Change Zoning to Allow Apt Complex on Bypass!
• Reduce Speed Limit for NT-Yardley Rd?
• "Major" Historic Resource Found?
• Looking Back at 2022! 

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I keep track of my activities as a Supervisor partly because I want to be accountable to residents, but also to make sure I am making the best use of my time. It's really an honor to serve the community! I learn something new every day and have met many fine people and volunteers who also put in a lot of time without any compensation at all.

In 2022, I spent a total of 527 hours (an average of 44 hours per month) engaged in official Supervisor activities that included preparing for and attending meetings and interacting with residents. This compares to 481 hours (an average of 40 hours per month) on such activities in 2021.

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Welcome to “The Year 2022 in Images."

There were many unique and interesting issues that I and other Newtown Township supervisors confronted in 2022. This is a selection of images and stories that document what I consider the most important news items and issues of interest to Newtown residents.

Images include the following with links to more information:

• It Took a Pedestrian Death
• No Gun Shows in Newtown!
• Newtown Says NO to Wawa
• Stand With Ukraine
• OLI/LI District Overlay Plan
• Did Anti-DEI Activists Drive Fraser Away from CRSD?
• 5G Antennas - Are They Safe?
• Shots Fired!
• NAS Asks for More AID
• It's Time For Solar Power!
• Bucks County Sewer Sale Stymied
• Lower Dolington Road Trail - The Longest DELAY!
• Women's Right To Choose
• Not On My BYpass!
• Movie Controversy
• "Historic" Resource Re-Discovered
• Why Did Charlie Feuer Cross the Road?

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The Supervisors authorized the award of the 2022 road program to Harris Blacktopping in an amount not to exceed $811,794.50 (see twp engineer's recommendation). This was enough to pave 3.4 miles of roads.

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