This proud, Wyoming Valley town offers a truly eclectic combination of safe, residential neighborhoods, a shopping district, a bustling industry sector and even a bit of that famous NEPA wilderness.
Pittston Township is known for its exceptionally reliable workforce and superior highway access. Its central location in Northeastern Pennsylvania continues to drive strong business growth. Pittston Township prides itself on a strong sense of community and has one of the lowest crime rates in the nation.
Population: 3,450
Square Miles: 19
School District: Pittston Area
A Small Town with Big City Resources
The good men and women of Pittston Township’s public service sector and volunteer organizations are dedicated to protecting and preserving the town’s legacy as a safe, clean and family-friendly place to call home.
The Pittston Township Police Department, in partnership with the community, is committed to public service excellence by providing a safe and secure environment, reducing crime and the fear of crime, and protecting lives and property.
The Pittston Township Volunteer Fire Department provides Fire and Rescue services to Pittston Twp. and other surrounding communities.
The Pittston Township Ambulance Association is a community non-profit Emergency Medical Service (EMS) serving a residential population of 3,750 and transient population of 60 to 70 thousand persons daily.
In the Middle of it All
Centrally located between Wilkes-Barre and Scranton, Pittston Township is close to all of the Wyoming Valley’s greatest assets. If you can’t find what you are looking for in Pittston Township, you’re only a 10-20-minute drive from two major NEPA cities.
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And Also, a Little Bit Away From it All
Pittston Township may be well known for its business-friendly location, but you wouldn’t know it from the quiet streets of its many safe neighborhoods.
And if you need to get even further away, make your way to the eastern edge of town where you’ll find PA Sate Game Lands, Class A Wild Trout Waters and even a protected Wildflower Sanctuary.
Convenience and accessibility give Pittston Township an edge over other Northeastern Pennsylvania towns. The two interstate highways, which pass through the township, offer immediate access to five expansive business parks including CenterPoint Commerce and Trade Park.
Truly a Family Town
From little league baseball to clean, safe playgrounds and from carnivals to township-wide social events, Pittston Township celebrates its sense of community almost every day.
