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Conewago Township, formed in 1818, is located in York County. 

Public Work Department Worker

Conewago Township is currently accepting applications for the Public Work Department. All candidates must possess a valid PA Class B Commercial Driver’s License. Required skills and qualifications include proper operation, maintenance and repair of equipment, safe operation of manual, pneumatic and power tools, knowledge of road maintenance and repair best practices.  The ability to be available for emergency callouts and operate a snowplow is also required.  Pay scale will be discussed at the time of interview.  Please submit resume to jkopp@conewagotwp.com. Resumes will be accepted until further notice.

Northeastern School District

A big round of applause to all our little Bobcats for submitting their incredible artwork to Conewago’s Food Truck Friday Coloring Contest!

We received 210 entries from Conewago Elementary School from Kindergarten through 3rd Grade.

Now is the time to root for your favorites, as we will announce the winners soon and use their colors on our 2025 flyers.

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Conewago Township Office

Conewago Township is found in York County.  The township consists of 24.35 square miles and is bordered on the north by Newberry Twp., on the east by East Manchester Twp., on the south by Manchester Twp., and on the west by Dover Twp.

Township Hours

Monday thru Thursday  7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Closed Fridays

Conewago Township

History

Conewago Township was formed in 1818 from portions of Newberry and Dover Townships. The new municipality was shaped like a wedge between Dover Township and Manchester Township on the east and Newberry Township and Dover Township on the north and west. At a later date East Manchester Township divided from Manchester Township to become the second municipality bordering Conewago Township on the east.

The township’s oldest village, Strinestown, was founded in 1800, and had a population numbering 160 by 1886.