Collegeville Area (Upper Providence Township, Collegeville area, & Trappe Borough are located in the Collegeville area within Montgomery County)
Collegeville Area By taking 1.6 square miles from Upper Providence Township in June of 1896, Collegeville area was created. Because it provides neighboring municipalities with goods and services needed by area residents, Collegeville is considered a vital community to the region. Although the township holds all of the modern conveniences of today, the look and feel of the architecture itself is still of the 19th century. Note: A number of Collegeville postal addresses are, in reality, located in Lower Providence, Upper Providence, Skippack or Perkiomen Townships.
Collegeville Borough 2000 Census Population 2005 Population Est. Median Household Income Total Housing Units Median Residential Home Price 2008 Median Residential Price    4,628       4,850       $77,499      1,438        $245,000        $312,043
Upper Providence Township 2000 Census Population 2005 Population Est. Median Household Income Total Housing Units Median Residential Home Price 2008 Median Residential Price    15,398      16,550       $75,789      5,545        $215,000        $312,118
Trappe Borough 2000 Census Population 2005 Population Est. Median Household Income Total Housing Units Median Residential Home Price 2008 Median Residential Price     3,210        2,270        $67,500       1,351         $172,250        $267,364
Local Schools High School Middle School East Middle School West Evergreen Schwenksville Skippack South Recreation Parks & Recreation facilities include a public playground, basketball court, and a small park. Little League sports are sponsered by a private organization. Public Transportation Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) bus routes run through main street Collegeville, allowing access to Norristown, King of Prussia, and Pottstown. Shopping For shopping you may visit the quaint shops on main street, or you can choose from one of the two community shopping centers in the area. The closest large shopping mall is the Court and Plaza at King of Prussia. Public Services Most of the borough is serviced by public water and sewer management. A full-time police force is employed while fire protection is provided by volunteer organizations. Residential waste management is provided by Collegeville Borough itself. Other Resources Age Demographics Environment Evaluation Wealth Breakdown	General Information Government: Mayor-Council Area: 1.64 Square Miles Public School District: Perkiomen Valley School District State Representative District: 150Th State Senatorial District: 44Th U.S. Congressional District: 6Th District Justice: 38-1-20 133 Level Rd. Collegeville Pa 19426-3313 610-409-2515/2516 Area Hospitals: Pottstown Memorial Medical Center Library: Perkiomen Valley Library at Schwenksville Chamber Of Commerce: Perkiomen Valley