2026 National Night Out with Fireworks!
Get ready for an unforgettable evening at the Buena Vista Township National Night Out Celebration!
Come enjoy some summer fun and community spirit with a live DJ, tons of freebies, many explorable EMS vehicles, and a huge fireworks spectacle!
This year Impact Harvest is sponsoring our Concession Stand, so enjoy some hamburgers, hot dogs, snacks and beverages!
Mr. Softee will also be there with ice cream for sale.
It’s all happening at Michael Debbi Park in Richland from 5-9 p.m. on Tuesday, August 4, 2026.
Let’s come together, meet our neighbors, and celebrate all the things that make our community strong.
To be a Vendor, CLICK HERE for Application.
We can’t wait to see you there!
Buena Vista Township, Are Your Ready to Dance?
2026 Spring Leaf Collection is scheduled for the week of April 13th.
Celebrating the Dads and Father Figures in Our Community!
Spring Cleaning? We got you covered all April long!
Join us for a special Mentoring Mother’s Day Breakfast – a morning of connection, celebration, and appreciation for the amazing women in our community!
Monday, May 25th at 11am, when we will unite as a community at the Municipal Building to remember, reflect, and show gratitude towards our countrymen and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for all of us.
Calling all Spring Cleaners and Bargain Hunters!
Did you know that flushing pills contaminates water supplies and can harm aquatic animals? They can also clog your pipes and even end up back in your drinking water. Fortunately, Buena Vista Township provides ethical prescription disposal right at Town Hall.
Recently, members of the Buena Vista Township and Public Works Department renovated the Dr. Martin Luther King Community Garden in Newtonville. The footprint of the existing garden was adjusted and the aged wood garden beds removed. Thirteen new galvanized raised garden beds were built and installed. The improved garden design gives seniors in Newtonville the ability to garden comfortably. The community garden serves approximately fifty seniors who visit the Community Center and Food Bank on a regular basis. The new garden contains a variety of fruits and vegetables that will supplement the seniors for the season.
