Marlborough Township is a Township of the Second Class within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  The governing body of the municipality is the three-member, Board of Supervisors.  Each Supervisor is elected for a six-year term.  The township operates in accordance with the Pennsylvania Municipalities Planning Code, Second Class Township Code, and local ordinances.  The elected supervisors, whom receive minimal compensation, are required to hold one monthly meeting and may establish a schedule of work sessions.  They enact ordinances and resolutions, issue proclamations, approve the subdivision of plots and other land development applications, authorize annual budgets and the expenditures of funds, levy taxes, affirm the hiring and termination of employees, and make appointments to advisory boards, committees, commissions and task forces which serve the Township.   The supervisors elect a Chairman and Vice Chairman from among their members at the annual organization meeting.  The supervisors appoint a Solicitor and Professional Engineer to serve at the pleasure of the Board.  An appointed Township Manager administers the daily functions and operations of the municipal government and implements the policies adopted by the Board.

     The elected members of this body are charged with auditing, settling and adjusting the accounts of all elected or appointed officials of the township, and its boards or agencies, that receive or disburse funds of, or owing to, the township during the preceding calendar year.  The elected auditors who are elected for a six-year term meet annually to organize and establish the rate of compensation for an elected supervisor if employed by the township.  An independent certified public accountant has been appointed through adoption of a Resolution by the Board of Supervisors to perform the annual audit in lieu of the Elected Auditors.

Position	Term Ends	Name
Chairperson	12-31-11	Robert Falkenstein
Secretary	12-31-13	Gerald Rawson
Member	12-31-15	Don Pelham

     The Tax Collector is an elected office held for a four-year term.  It is the responsibility of the Tax Collector to send out invoices for Real Estate taxes for the County, Township and School District, as well as Per Capita taxes for the School District, to collect payment of these taxes, keeping accurate records and distribute the funds collected to the various taxing district.

Term Ends	Name	Phone Number
12-31-13	Mary M. Jacobs	(215) 679-8339