Newtown Township's November 10, 2026 Bills List includes $460,084.99 in vendor payments. Public safety expenditures account for a substantial portion of the total. The bills cover payments issued between October 29 and November 10, 2026.
Where the Money Goes
| Fund | Amount | Share |
|---|---|---|
| General Fund | $244,106.25 | 53.1% |
| Fire Protection Fund | $25,984.55 | 5.6% |
| Capital Projects Fund | $189,994.19 | 41.3% |
| TOTAL | $460,084.99 | 100% |
Six Major Expenditures
Chapman Ford of Horsham is receiving payment for three police vehicles:
- 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe — $58,936
- 2026 Chevrolet Tahoe — $58,799
- 2027 Ford Explorer — $48,981
These purchases represent more than 36% of the entire Bills List.
Payments to the Delaware Valley Health Insurance Trust (DVHIT) include:
- General Fund — $128,547.49
- Fire Protection Fund — $23,335.39
Police employee health insurance alone accounts for $83,079.32.
Axon Enterprise receives the third of four scheduled payments for the township's police body camera program.
Combined with the three new police vehicles, these purchases account for the entire $189,994.19 Capital Projects Fund vendor payment total.
Petroleum Traders Corporation receives payment for 6,001 gallons of gasoline, averaging approximately $3.80 per gallon.
Harris Blacktopping receives Payment Certificate #4 for work associated with the township's 2026 Road Program.
Wiesner Consulting LLC bills the township for 63.25 hours – that works out to $175 per hour – of finance consulting services performed in September 2026. Presumably this includes creation of the September 2026 Treasurer’s Report. At the 28 October 2026 BOS meeting there was a debate regarding the proposed $35,000 salary increase for the Assistant Manager to do this job.

Other Noteworthy Expenses
| Vendor / Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|
| Armour & Sons Electric — Traffic signal and streetlight repairs | $7,029.49 |
| Soccer Stars — Saturday soccer programs | $5,852.00 |
| Tiny Tumbles — Youth gymnastics programs | $4,976.00 |
| Clarke Gallagher Barbiero Amuso Glassman — Zoning Hearing Board solicitor services | $4,602.50 |
| Stars & Stripes H-D — Police motorcycle maintenance | $4,425.27 |
| Bucks County Planning Commission — Household Hazardous Waste Program | $3,979.00 |
| Maillie — Final billing for 2025 audit | $3,701.00 |
| Uline — Replacement picnic tables and shipping | $2,603.74 |
A Closer Look at Credit Card Charges
The Bills List also includes $3,237.31 in General Fund Elan Financial Services charges, covering a variety of purchases.
- Conference expenses, including meals, parking, and lodging deposits.
- Township Zoom account — $79.95.
- Kitchen supplies and coffee — $145.94.
- Recreation supplies for STEM programs and a storage cubby.
- Candy Cane Hunt giveaways — $192.72, identified as grant-funded.
- Heating pads for desks — $56.37, with two expected to be returned.
- Disney+ subscription — $12.71, marked as canceled, with a refund expected the following month.
What Should Residents Take Away?
1. Public Safety Dominates Spending
Police vehicles, body cameras, and employee health insurance represent major financial commitments. Equipment purchases and employee benefits are significant drivers of this particular Bills List.
2. Professional Services Add Up
Finance consulting, legal services, auditing, and other professional fees appear throughout the Bills List.
Residents may want to know how these expenses compare with budgeted amounts and previous years.
3. Road Maintenance Remains Important
The $15,402 road program payment is relatively modest compared with police vehicle purchases.
However, this Bills List represents only one payment period and does not establish the township's total annual road spending.
Bottom Line
The November 10 Bills List illustrates the competing financial demands facing Newtown Township: public safety equipment, employee benefits, infrastructure maintenance, professional services, and recreational programming.
With township taxes and spending priorities continuing to attract public attention, residents should examine not just individual purchases but how these expenditures fit into the township's overall budget and long-term financial commitments.
These internal transfers should not be added to the $460,084.99 in vendor payments as though they represent additional purchases.
The document's $683,146.22 fund-by-fund accounting total includes transfers and should not be confused with the vendor payment total.
Source: Newtown Township Bills List, November 10, 2026. Check issue dates: October 29 – November 10, 2026.





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