Transportation As of 2018 there were of public roads in Warminster Township, of which were maintained by the
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) and were maintained by the township. Numbered routes in Warminster Township include
Pennsylvania Route 132 (Street Road), which runs northwest–southeast through the township between
Warrington and
Southampton;
Pennsylvania Route 263 (
York Road), which runs north–south through the township between
Hatboro and
Jamison; and
Pennsylvania Route 332 (Jacksonville Road), which runs southwest–northeast through the township between Hatboro and
Ivyland. Other important roads include County Line Road, which runs northwest–southeast along the southwestern border with
Montgomery County; Bristol Road, which runs northwest–southeast along the northeastern border of the township; Davisville Road, which runs southwest–northeast along the southeastern border of the township; and Mearns Road, which begins at Street Road in the center of the township and heads northeast.
SEPTA provides train and bus service in Warminster Township. The
Warminster station serves as the terminus of
SEPTA Regional Rail's
Warminster Line commuter rail service into
Center City Philadelphia.
SEPTA City Bus Route 22 begins in Warminster and heads south to
Olney Transportation Center in
North Philadelphia via
Willow Grove.
TMA Bucks operates the
Richboro-Warminster Rushbus, which offers peak-hour shuttles between a connection with the Warminster Line train and the Route 22 bus at the Warminster station and certain businesses in Warminster and surrounding areas in Ivyland,
Northampton Township, and
Richboro. Two cab companies also operate within the township.
Utilities Electricity and natural gas in Warminster Township is provided by
PECO Energy Company, a subsidiary of
Exelon. Trash and recycling collection in Warminster Township is provided under contract by J.P. Mascaro & Sons. Cable, telephone, and internet service to the area is provided by
Xfinity and
Verizon. Warminster Township is served by
area codes 215, 267, and 445. Water and sewer service in the township is provided by the Warminster Municipal Authority, which serves 10,300 customers. The Warminster Municipal Authority receives water from groundwater wells in the township along with water purchased from the
North Wales Water Authority. Multiple groundwater wells in the township are contaminated with
perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and
perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) from the former
Naval Air Warfare Center Warminster site, leading to the authority having to close wells to install treatment systems to decontaminate the water. The
United States Navy paid for the treatment systems for the wells. As a result, the Warminster Municipal Authority has increased the amount of water it purchases from the North Wales Water Authority to ensure safe drinking water.
Health care Jefferson Health–Abington operates the Jefferson Health–Warminster (formerly Abington Health Center–Warminster) outpatient center in the township, which offers outpatient services, community health services and programs, and support groups. The health center is located in the former Warminster Hospital, whose emergency room and inpatient services were closed after Abington Memorial Hospital purchased the hospital in October 2007 from Solis Healthcare, who had acquired it from
Tenet Healthcare two months prior. ==Crime==