Buck Twp. Recognizes its Citizens to Bear Arms

As set forth in the U.S. Constitution and PA. Constitution

U.S. Constitution

Second Amendment

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

PA Constitution

S 21. Right To Bear Arms

The right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the State shall not be questioned.

Buck Twp. And it’s Citizens Will Recognizes and obeyed All Federal and State Gun Law that are in place as of 3-25-21

Any future Federal or State Gun Laws That restricts the right of Buck Twp. Or its Citizens to to Defend themselves or the State will not be recognized by Buck Twp., or its Citizens.

Buck Township Municipal Building

Office Hours:

By Appointment Only

Scheduled Meetings:

3rd Tuesday of every month

Buck Township Officials

ABOUT BUCK TOWNSHIP

Ernest.Searfoss@pactivever-green.com

570-582-9282

Ernie Searfoss

Chairman, Buck Township

GMecadon@Mecadonlaw.com

570-654-5030

Atty. Girard Mecadon

Solicitor, Buck Township

FSipple@aol.com

570-332-7030

Frank D. Sipple

Secretary, Buck Township

GBP087@gmail.com

570-822-8500

Walter Poplaski

Engineer, A & E Group

BuckTwpZoning114@gmail.com

570-702-6529

Shane Searfoss

Zoning Officer, Buck Township

TaxCollector@BuckTownship.org

570-239-5044 Deb Picard

Tax Collector, Buck Township

JJFuller07@icloud,com

570-903-4979

Jennifer Sipple

Supervisor, Buck Township

SEO@BuckTownship.org

570-956-2123 William C. Brior

SEO, Buck Township

Click here for an interactive Google map of the area

Quick facts

Buck Township is a township in Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population was 435, making it the least populous township in the county.[1]

The township was formed from Covington in 1833, and derived its name from George Buck, who was one of its early settlers, and who kept the first tavern, afterward known as Terwiliger=s. John Nagle was the first settler in Buck. He built his log cabin on the old Sullivan road, near the Lehigh, in 1782, fourteen miles from any human habitation. Conrad Sox, Justice Simonson, Samuel Wildrick and Thomas Tattershall settled here soon after. Mr Simonson lived to be nearly one hundred years of age, and when far in the nineties had often walked to Wilkes-Barre, a distance of fifteen miles. [2]

References

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buck_Township,_Luzerne_County,_Pennsylvania

2. http://www.pagenweb.org/~luzerne/patk/buckstwp.htm

CONTACT US

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Mailing Address: Buck Township, PO Box 273, Bear Creek, PA 18602

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Phone: 570-592-5025

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Buck Township