Watts Township, Perry County, PA was created in 1849. It was formed from Buffalo Township. This particular tract of land, known as Watts, was first part of Greenwood, then Buffalo Township. Watts Township was named to honor David Watts, a lawyer, who was the son General Frederick Watts, of Revolutionary War fame.

News & Notices

• 9/2/26 BOS Meeting Postponed09/02/2026
  Due to not having a quorum the Watts Township Board of Supervisors meeting is READ MORE
• Cancelled Curative Amendment Hearings08/06/2026
  The meetings planning to be held on the Curative Amendments have been canceled at READ MORE
• Meeting conduct resolution03/25/2026
  As a reminder this is the current Meeting Conduct Resolution for Watts Township.