Finance

The Finance Department is responsible for the recording and investment of all revenues and for the disbursement of all funds in compliance with the annual budget as approved and/or amended by the Board of Commissioners. The Finance Department is also responsible for the billing and collection of sewer utility rentals, rebillable land development expenses, miscellaneous expenses, and project grants / awards. In addition, the Finance Department prepares the annual budget, maintains the fixed asset records, processes payroll, and administers our pension plans.

The Township adheres to the modified accrual basis of accounting and maintains all financial records in strict conformance with generally accepted accounting principles. The financial records are independently audited annually by Maillie, Falconiero & Co., LLP, Certified Public Accountants, which issues audited financial statements that are available for public review. In addition, the Auditor General's Office of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania also conducts periodic audits of Township records relating to the Township's use of State funds.

Nathan Crittendon, Finance Director

Nathan Crittendon comes to the Township with more than 15 years of experience in the field of Finance, with the last eight years concentrating in local government. More recently, Nathan has served as the Director of Fiscal Affairs for Cheltenham Township and Finance Director of Whitemarsh Township. Before transitioning to local government, Nathan spent ten years working in Commercial & Community Banking Management. While holding a Master's Degree in business from Lincoln University, he sought to continue his education through his efforts to obtain a second Master's in Public Administration from West Chester University.

Throughout his career, Nathan has demonstrated a willingness to serve communities through volunteer efforts, provide financial counseling, being one of the founding members of the Cheltenham Township Police Athletic League, and participating in community affairs to increase the level of organizational community involvement. Nathan's interests include a passion for the arts, traveling, information technology, and spending time with his wife & two children. He is a proud family man who hopes to serve the Township and its residents well.