About Worcester
(Map of Montgomery County: Worcester highlighted in red)
Worcester is one of the last remaining municipalities within a 40-mile radius of Philadelphia that is still green.
We are in this position because of the strong leadership and foresight of the supervisors who served our community for many decades. Slow, deliberate decision making was appropriate in the past.
But in the last decade, Worcester has almost doubled in population. We are among the fastest growing municipalities in Montgomery County.
The time to preserve Worcester is now.
Our historic houses, our farms, and our scenic roads will not be here much longer if we do not act to protect them.
By using available township funds, we can act now to preserve open space. We need to take advantage of the funds available from Township, County, and State land & farmland preservation programs.
At this moment, we have a choice.
We need proactive, responsible leadership to keep Worcester green, and continue to protect our remaining farmland and historic buildings. Worcester can remain a green community for future generations.
