Freemansburg News
Phase 1 of Construction will begin on Main Street (from Washington Street to Monroe Street) Monday, July 8th, 2024 at 7:00am
Please EXPECT DELAYS and PREPARE for heavier traffic.
Please FOLLOW TRAFFIC DETOUR SIGNS.
There will be NO PARKING on Main Street from Washington Street to Monroe Street M-F 6:45 AM to 4:15 PM unless otherwise posted.
There will be NO interruptions for Emergency Response if necessary. Sanitation Pickup will start at 6AM on the regularly scheduled day of pickup.
For Questions Regarding:
- Water - Please Contact Joao & Bradley Construction Company - 610-867-1500
- Gas Service Replacement - UGI - 1-8OO-276-2722
- Roadway Construction - Construction Masters Services, LLC - 610-743-4053
- All Other Questions, Contact Freemansburg Borough Office - 610-866-2220
For Non Emergency Issues, Contact 610-759-2220.
For ALL EMERGENCY ISSUES CALL 911
Stay tuned for information regarding Northampton County's Lead Safety Program.
Do You Want To Be Involved With Your Community More?
Parks and Recreation is looking to grow. If you're interested in volunteering please reach out to camorim@boroughoffreemansburg.org or call the office for more information.
We are making changes to our Park and will not be renting the Pavilion this year.
Large Parties and Events are not permitted during this time.
We apologize for the inconvience but promise it will be worth the wait!
If you're not registered to vote you can get information directly from the Northampton County Elections Office.
Voter registration forms, as well as information about related issues such as write-in voting, absentee voting, and accessibility issues are available from the Northampton County Election Office located at:
Northampton County
Election Division
669 Washington St. Lower Level
Easton PA 18042-4343
610-829-6260
A list of General Information is available at the Northampton County Elections Office website.
Upcoming Events / Meetings
Welcome to Freemansburg Borough
Freemansburg Borough is a close-knit community covering less than one square mile in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. The town is named after Jacob Freeman, the grandson of Richard Freeman, who settled in the area in the 1700s. The land that would become Freemansburg was originally granted by William Penn to Mr. Whistler, who later transferred the title to Jacob Freeman. Jacob began selling lots, and due to his popularity and outgoing nature, the town came to bear his name.
Freemansburg was officially incorporated as a borough on January 24, 1856. The first election of borough officials took place in March of that year. The newly formed borough council adopted its governing rules from the Borough of Easton (which was itself not yet a city at the time).
In its early years, Freemansburg was home to approximately 1,200 residents, along with several churches, three hotels, five stores, a grist mill, a distillery, and two boatyards. As of the 2025 U.S. Census, the population has grown to 2,910.
This website is here to serve residents, property owners or visitors, offering valuable information and resources about our community.
If you have questions, feedback, or need assistance finding specific information, please contact the Borough Office at 610-866-2220 - we're happy to help!
