Welcome to the Redbank Valley
Small-town connection. A community to call home.
Welcome to New Bethlehem Borough, Pennsylvania. Find Borough services, explore local places and stay connected to the people and activities that bring our community together.
Your local government
Services & answers
Find office contacts, municipal information and a useful starting point for permits, utilities and resident questions.
Get involved
Meetings & community
Read meeting agendas, discover local activities and learn how to share an idea or question with the Borough.
Time outside
Gumtown Memorial Park
Plan a visit to the park at 240 Water Street, check the reservation calendar or start planning a gathering.
Stay in the know
News, notices & local connections
Latest Borough updates
Follow the Borough’s public Facebook page for announcements and community updates.
Make your next local connection
Looking for an activity, a public resource or a way to take part? Start here.
Borough meetings
The published regular meeting schedule is the third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at the Alltel Building, 212 Lafayette Street. Confirm the date and location with the office before attending.
To request a place on a meeting agenda, contact the office before the Friday preceding the meeting.
Review published agendas or ask about an upcoming meeting.
New to the Borough?
Start with the welcome packet for helpful contacts and next steps.
Get to know New Bethlehem
Take a look around the community and discover a little of the Redbank Valley’s hometown character.
We’re here to help
Borough office
Visit the Borough office
The Jewelry Shop
309 Broad Street, Suite 2
New Bethlehem, PA 16242
Mailing address
210 Lafayette Street
New Bethlehem, PA 16242
Secretary Richard “Rich” McGarrity works inside The Jewelry Shop, in shared space with the Redbank Valley Chamber of Commerce. He serves as Borough Secretary and the Chamber’s Executive Secretary. Please call 814-275-2003 before visiting to confirm availability.
Phone: 814-275-2003
Email: [email protected]
Ask about Borough services, meeting arrangements or the right contact for your question. Call ahead to confirm office availability.
For an emergency, call 911. Website messages are not an emergency service.
More ways to explore the valley
Connect with local organizations for programs, businesses, recreation and community resources.