Montgomery County, PA

SCHWENKSVILLE BOROUGH 140 MAIN STREET SCHWENKSVILLE, PA 19473 610-287-7442 schwenksvilleboro.home.comcast.net 2000 POPULATION: 1,693 2005 POPULATION EST.: 1,690 2000 MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME: $44,514 2000 TOTAL HOUSING UNITS: 662 2002 MEDIAN RESIDENTIAL HOME PRICE: $90,000 GOVERNMENT: MAYOR-COUNCIL AREA: .55 SQUARE MILES PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT: PERKIOMEN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT: 147TH STATE SENATORIAL DISTRICT: 44TH U.S. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: 13TH DISTRICT JUSTICE: 38-1-24 2047 Bridge Rd., 113 Schwenksville PA 19473-2030 610-584-4732/4746 AREA HOSPITALS: Pottstown Memorial Medical Ctr Mercy Suburban Hospital LIBRARY: The Perkiomen Valley Library at Schwenksville CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: Perkiomen Valley

Schwenksville Borough was incorporated on April 6, 1903, taking its original acreage from Perkiomen Township. Additional land from Lower Frederick was annexed to the borough in 1972 bringing the total acreage to 343.4. The railroad reached the borough by 1869, and for a time, this small community was a summer resort on the Perkiomen Creek. The population of the borough grew after World War II. Later on, small apartments would provide housing for local people. Schwenksville has little land remaining for development and remains a small quaint residential community. It should be noted that while some homes and businesses may have a Schwenksville mailing address, their actual location may be in the surrounding Townships of Perkiomen, Skippack, Lower Frederick and Upper Salford. PUBLIC SERVICES: The entire borough is serviced by public water and sewer facilities. A full-time police force serves the borough. Fire protection is provided by volunteer companies. Residential trash disposal is arranged by private contractors. RECREATION: No parks or playgrounds are located in the borough. Interested individuals should contact neighboring communities. For more information, please call 610-287-7442. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION: No SEPTA bus or rail lines serve the borough. SHOPPING: Small businesses and shops are located on the borough’s main street. The nearest major shopping malls are the Court and Plaza at King of Prussia and the Montgomery Mall.