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William B. Hawk
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Bill Hawk has held the Office of Supervisor for Lower Paxton since
January 1, 1996. Bill serves the Board of Supervisors as its
Chairman, and he is also Chairman of the Lower Paxton Township Authority.
Bill has also been appointed to the Dauphin County Planning Commission
and the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission. The Pa State
Association of Township Supervisors also appointed Bill to the land
use and managed growth committee. As a Supervisor, Bill has
been actively involved in the development of the Friendship Community
Center and has been active to help resolve sanitary sewer issues
in the Township as well as transportation issues, the Comprehensive
Plan, along with appropriate updates in zoning ordinances.
Bill�s current background in Bond issues has helped the Township
with financing current projects. Bill will continue his efforts
with intermunicipal cooperation. Additionally, Bill was recently
elected to serve on the Executive Board of the Pennsylvania State
Association of Township Supervisors.
Bill's commitment to the community has brought about an open
line of communications between the Board and the citizens of our
community. In addition, Bill was instrumental in the regulations
and purchase of ten acres of land to be developed as a public park
and recreation facility. In addition to serving our community as a Township Supervisor,
Bill has held the elected/appointed offices of Chairman of the Lower
Paxton Township Republican Committee and President of the Colonial
Park Rotary Club. He has been a Dale Carnegie Course instructor
for the past 30 years. Bill is also a member of all Masonic organizations
and a Board member on several organizations. Bill is a graduate
of John Harris High School, and a graduate of Lebanon Valley College
where he earned a B.S. degree in Economics.
Bill and his wife "Billie" founded The Hawk Gallery &
Framing Studio, which they operated for over 16 years.
Bill is married to Miriam Wiker (Billie). They have two children,
David and Debra, and two grandchildren, Abby and Ben. Bill
and his family reside at 4017 Eastbrook Road, Harrisburg, PA.
Bill and his wife are members of Progress Immanuel Presbyterian
Church, where Bill is active on the Church Board.
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