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Warrington Township

Warrington Township is one of Central Bucks' largest municipalities, blending suburban neighborhoods, Route 611 retail corridors, and Central Bucks schools with practical Philadelphia commuter access.

At a glance Township
Population 25,972
School district Central Bucks SD
Total millage 201.99
Municipal office 215-343-6100
Official site: warringtontownship.org ↗
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Local government
Who to contact
Warrington Township handles its own zoning, permits, and local ordinances. County-level functions — assessment, deeds, courts, elections — run through Doylestown.
Municipal office
Warrington Township
📞 215-343-6100
🌐 warringtontownship.org ↗
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Permits & zoning
Build or renovate
Zoning and building permits are issued by the township, not the county.
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County services
Bucks County
📞 215-348-6000
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Deeds, wills & records →
2026 millage
Property tax layers
Property tax in Warrington Township stacks three independent levies. The county rate is identical countywide; the municipal and school rates are what make one address differ from the next.
Warrington Township millage stack
County (all 54 municipalities) 29.65 mills
Warrington Township (township) 25.79 mills
Central Bucks SD (2025–2026) 146.55 mills
Total 201.99 mills
Per $100,000 of assessed value $20,199 / year
Assessed value is not market value

Bucks County millage applies to the county assessed value on your parcel record — not the price a home would sell for today. Look up your assessment with the Board of Assessment before using any rate above to estimate a bill.

Board of Assessment 215-348-6219
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Source: Bucks County Board of Assessment — 2026 Millage Rates (sheet dated 2/4/2026) ↗. Millage rates are provided by local taxing authorities. Verify with the Board of Assessment, your municipal tax collector, and your school district before relying on any figure.

Public education
Schools serving Warrington Township
School district boundaries follow district lines, not municipal lines. Confirm your specific address with the district before enrolling.
Assigned district
Central Bucks School District
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District schools
23 schools
15 elementary · 5 middle · 3 high
16,879 students enrolled
District character
What to know

The largest suburban district in Pennsylvania — nine central-county municipalities around Doylestown feed three high schools (East, South, West). Attendance-zone lines matter street by street here.

ACS 2020–2024
Community profile
U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Small municipalities carry wide margins of error; treat these as ranges, not exact counts.
Warrington Township — census estimates
Population 25,972
Households 9,605
Median home value $553,100 ± $21,828
Median household income $133,179 ± $15,342
Median gross rent $1,761 / mo
Median age 44.5
Owner-occupied 81.6%
Mean commute 30.3 min
Municipal facts
Type Township
Region Central Bucks
Land area 31.7 sq mi
Established —
ZIP code 18976
Density 819 per sq mi

Source: U.S. Census Bureau — American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2020–2024) ↗ — tables B25077, B19013, B25064, B25003, B01002, B01003, B08013, B08303.

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Walkable downtowns, the Route 611 retail spine, and Central Bucks School District demand — the county's quality-of-life premium.
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