The Dublin Borough Zoning Hearing Board will be meeting on Wednesday, November 18, 2026 at 7:00 pm. The purpose of the hearing is to consider the application of Loughery Family Investments, which requests a variance from Section 27-409.2.B.(1) of the Dublin Borough Zoning Ordinance to permit a C20 Athletic Facility (pilates/yoga studio) use which is not otherwise permitted. The subject property is located at 161 North Main Street, Unit 7 in the Plaza at Dublin Town Center (Parcel No. 10-002-035) in the PVD – Planning Village Development Zoning District of the Borough. The Board will also consider any other business that comes before it in due course. Click Here to view the Hearing Notice
Important Notifications
A Reminder About Center Drive
We share the community’s excitement and look forward to the day when Center Drive from Elephant Road to Rickert Road is complete and open for public use. In the meantime, we would like to remind residents and visitors that Center Drive from The Plaza Shopping Center to Rickert Road remains private property and is not open for public access.
For everyone’s safety motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists are reminded to refrain from entering or traveling on the property. Although we understand the enthusiasm and anticipation surrounding this project, entering the site without authorization is considered trespassing.
Thank you for helping us keep our community safe!
Proud of Our Past - Preparing for Our Future
Welcome to the official website for Dublin Borough located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The goal, mission and focus of this website is to provide an efficient and informative platform that will provide timely and accurate information.
The historic Borough of Dublin is situated along Route 313, centrally located between Doylestown and Quakertown. Adjacent to Bedminster and Hilltown Townships, Dublin Borough had a population of 2,177 as of the 2020 census. Dublin became incorporated as a borough on September 3, 1912 by a petition of several residents after two earlier unsuccessful attempts in 1832 and 1841.
Your Elected Officials continue to plan with a focus on preparing for our future while preserving our past.
