For almost 40 years now, BHA has been a key part of Bath.  From the activism of members in the early 1970s - fighting the county's proposed sewer system coming into and forever changing rural Bath - to publishing the first township telephone directory to supporting Bath Community Day, BHA members help make Bath a wonderful place to live.

In addition to our Septic Clean Out Discount Program for members, the following are some of the things we do or have done for Bath.

Candidates’Nights – Believing in the value of an informed electorate and committed to Bath and Revere Schools, BHA hosts Candidates’ Nights during election years when local candidates and issues are on the ballot.

Curb Painting and Address Markers –Making sure that Bath’s police and fire emergency vehicles can easily locate addresses, BHA has partnered with the township to fund painting address numbers on street curbs in the southeast corner of Bath and replacing damaged fiberglass address markers in other sections of Bath.

Pancake Breakfast - Excluding this year (when circumstances beyond our control intervened), BHA members flip pancakes on the morning of Community Day, traditionally, the first Saturday in August, then donate all proceeds to the Community Day Fund. Watch for this tradition to return in 2011!

ProjectPride – Every spring, BHA has been a sponsor of ProjectPride/Bath Cleanup Day, when volunteers clean up the litter from Bath’s highways and byways. To ensure the safety of those volunteers, especially the students who participate, BHA has purchased several hundred safety vests to make sure drivers “see” those volunteers.

To paraphrase Jack Marshall, one of the founders of the present BHA, members have always been knowledgeable about, interested in and willing to act to protect Bath and its abundant natural beauty. Your membership in BHA will help us do just that!