East Brandywine Township acquired the abandoned site of Bondsville Mill in 2005 and this dedicated group of volunteers has been working on cleaning up the property and making the collapsed buildings safe ever since. While work to expand the trail network and stabilizing the structures is ongoing, the park opened to the public in 2015.
Historic Commission is an advisory body to both the Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission. Members survey and research historic resources, review of demolition permits affecting historic resources, publish historical books and brochures, and maintain official historic resource maps and archives.
Operate and maintain three wastewater treatment facilities serving nearly 700 customers in the communities of Keats Glen/Delaware County Community College, Hopewell/Guthriesville, and Applecross.
The Open Space Committee was created by the Board of Supervisors in 2002, with the charter to help identify potential open-space properties and explain the conservation options to those property owners. It also works with the Board of Supervisors and township administration to develop procedures to maintain and acquire open space.
The East Brandywine Township Park and Recreation Board is a group of township residents who work closely with the Township Board of Supervisors to design, maintain, and acquire park lands in the township. At present, there are three parks in the township that include the Community Park on Dilworth Road, Spatola Park on Raleigh Drive, and Hopewell Field on Township Road.
The Planning Commission reviews zoning, subdivision and land development applications and related issues. The Commission acts as an advisory body to the Board of Supervisors and strives to create a pleasant and safe environment in East Brandywine Township.