Earl Township Welcomes You
Earl Township is a rural community consisting of country life and charming simplicity encompassing approximately 14 square miles nestled among the rolling hills and fields of Berks County. Earl Township endeavors to preserve much of its natural character and rural charm, which makes Earl Township one of the most desirable places to live in Pennsylvania.
Community Calendar and Notices
**New Drop Box At Township Building**
There is now a "Drop Box" available at the Township Building. This secure box can be used to drop documents, etc after hours. The Drop Box can be found next to the door and is available for immediate use!
Township Contacts
Earl Township Municipal Building
19 Schoolhouse Road
Boyertown, PA 19512
Phone
Fax
Board of Supervisors
William Moyer, Chairman
Michael Marburger, Vice Chairman
Robert Caso, Supervisor
Road Crew
Bradley McIlvee, Roadmaster
Michael Kindig, Assistant Roadmaster
Bruce Reppert, Road Crew
Zoning Officer / Sewage Enforcement Officer
Technicon Enterprises Inc., II
Quinn Haller
(610) 286-1622
Building Inspector
Technicon Enterprises Inc., II
Matthew Magovern
Tax Collector
Dale Watkins
(484) 437-4044
Administrative Staff
Janice Yerger, Secretary-Treasurer
Betty Ann Dawson, Assistant Secretary
Emergency Management Coordinator
Emergency Management Deputy Coordinator
Sal Dipippa
Engineer
Technicon Enterprises Inc., II
Jennifer Van Dyke
(610) 286-1622
Solicitor
Hartman, Valeriano, Magovern & Lutz, P.C.
Elizabeth Magovern, Esq.
(610) 779-0772
About Earl Township
A complete history of Earl Township is yet to be written. Earl Township was erected in November of 1781 after a group of residents petitioned on August 14, 1781 the court in Reading to separate the “Western District” from the rest of Oley. They reasoned that Oley was too big and needed to be divided. In 1852, a section of Earl Township was ceded to Pike Township thus reducing its’ size.
