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WELCOME
Londonderry Township is a rural community located in the Southern end of Dauphin County, Pennsylvania between the towns of Hershey and Middletown. Currently consisting of 5200 residents and over 75 small businesses, the rural appeal has been maintained. Among the rolling hills and farmland is nestled Sunset Golf Club, an 18-Hole, Par 70, public course with spectacular views of the Susquehanna River and the countryside. Also, within the township borders are two recreational parks that offer pavilion rentals and baseball/softball & soccer fields that are utilized by the Londonderry Athletic Association and other organizations, as well as the general public. And, for the sportsmen and women there is access to State Game Lands and the Middletown Reservoir. Summer Playground 2010 MUD DAY!
Go to "Recreation & Trips" Page to see more photo's from Mud Day.
July 31, 2010 at 6:00pm Course: Start and finish in Sunset Park (2401 Sunset Drive) next to the first pavilion. Start at Sunset Drive, turn right onto Geyers Church Road, left onto Gingrich Road, left onto Zion Road, left onto Hillsdale Road, left onto Geyers Church Road, right onto Sunset Drive to finish line. Go to "Recreation & Trips" page for 2009 Race Results. click here to download a registration form. "Stars & Stripes Salute"
On Saturday, July 3, 2010 Sunset Park was once again filled with patriotism from the littlest of children to veterans of WWII who came out to honor and support our troops and veterans! The speakers of the evening were Senator Dave Argall, District Attorney Ed Marsico, Jr., District Justice Dave Judy and U.S. Marine Corps Veteran Bob Hauser. The New Holland Band performed, followed by a fireworks display. Go to the "Recreation & Trips" page for more photos. JR. GOLF LESSONS at Sunset Golf Course July 26 - 29 6:00pm - 7:30pm Click here for a registration form Local Watershed Partnership SponsorsFree Pancake BreakfastConewago Creek watershed residents are invited to clean water breakfast at Lawn Fire Company. The Conewago Creek Initiative will sponsor a free pancake breakfast at Lawn Fire Company, Route 241 in Lawn, on Saturday, August 14 from 8:00 to 11:00 am. All residents of the Conewago Creek watershed are invited to attend.
The Conewago Creek Initiative seeks to involve the entire watershed community in being a part of the solution to these water quality challenges. Initiative partners can provide tools and resources to help implement community-based solutions. To learn more, attend the August 14th breakfast or contact Matt Royer at (717) 948-6459 or mroyer@psu.edu. LOST or ABANDONED DOGS If you find or lost a dog, we will gladly take your name and number in the event the owner calls or someone finds your dog and calls the township to report it. We DO NOT take in animals or remove abandoned or lost animals. Other suggestions for locating the owner or finding your lost dog: * Call local vets and animal shelters to report that you found a dog. * Have the dog checked at a vets office for a microchip or tattoo that would indicate who the owner is. * Check "Craigslist" for lost pet or post "found pet". (It's free!) * Contact an animal rescue organization for the particular breed you found. Housing Repair Program LOANS & GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR VERY LOW INCOME HOMEOWNERS... Contact the Lebanon local office of USDA Rural Development at (717) 272-3908, ext. 6 for additional information and applications or go to www.rurdev.usda.gov/pa
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