Parks - About Us
Parks, Recreation, Open Space ad Farmland Preservation Board
Welcome to the website for one of the crown jewels of Lower Macungie Township. The parks within our township provide a healthy and beautiful environment for all our citizens. Opportunities are provided for many and diverse recreational experiences and venues. All citizens are encouraged to visit our parks and enjoy the environments and facilities for which they are intended. Township parks are overviewed by citizen volunteers appointed to the LMT Parks, Recreation, Open Space & Farmland Preservation Board by the Board of Commissioners.
Meeting Schedule: last Wednesday of the month at 7:30pm - Township Municipal Building.
The members, terms and term expirations are:
- 7 Members
- Term: 5 years
- Board Members:
| Dennis Timmer - President: |
term expires: 10/03/2013 |
| Liza Gantert - Vice Pres. : |
term expires: 10/06/2011 |
| Julie McDonell - Secretary: |
term expires: 10/02/2014 |
| Kevin Drake - Treasurer: |
term expires: 10/04/2012 |
| Marti Schwartz - member: |
term expires: 10/03/2013 |
| Corey Bruno - member: |
term expires: 10/07/2010 |
| Thomas Deily - member: |
term expires: 10/06/2011 |
Interested in volunteering? - see
Statement of Interest Form
Open Space and Farmland Preservation Advisory Board
Board Members:
- Sanford Beldon
- Thomas Deily
- George Doughty
- Kristi Fach
- Jeff Zehr
Parks - Contact Us
Please channel your inquiries via our
Contact Us link (suggest, Township Manager selection), or use the contact list below:
To offer ideas and suggestions for current and/or future Recreation/Park programs, please click here for our
Suggestion Box. For those residents who wish to volunteer their time and talents in the Parks/Recreation Broad and for special recreation and community events, please click here for a
Statement of Interest Form.
Parks - Mission Statement
The mission of the Lower Macungie Township Parks, Recreation, Open Space and Farmland Preservation Board is to promote year-round leisure opportunities for citizens of all ages through diverse programs, park settings and recreational facilities, while fostering the preservation of open space and farmland within the Township.
