About Dublin Borough Welcome to the Borough of Dublin’s website! It is our pleasure to provide this informational site for anyone wishing to learn more about the Borough's history, public services and many community events. The Borough of Dublin is located in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and is situated approximately 30 miles north of Philadelphia. The Borough of Dublin is one of 8 municipalities in the Pennridge School District. Dublin Borough’s population consists of 2,083 and is 3/4 of mile square. The Borough is proud to be part of a community where we believe it is a great place to live, work and play.   Current Information: Trash Removal - In the event that Allied Waste needs to cancel trash collection on Wednesday, February 10th due to weather conditions your trash will be collected on Saturday, February 13th. Sign Ordinance - Adopted January 11, 2010 To view the proposed sign ordinance click here. . 2010 Council Meeting Schedule Zoning Ordinance - Adopted On November 26, 2007 Dublin Borough Council adopted the Zoning Ordinance at the Public Hearing Meeting that was held at the Dublin Borough Hall.    Ordinance Adopted Zoning Map Adopted Zoning ACH Payments - for Utility Bills Your new, easy to read utility bills will be arriving in self-sealed envelopes – no more post cards.  For your convenience we are now accepting online transfers of funds, or ACH payments.  There is no extra charge for this type of payment and it can be set up to automatically debit your bank account on the due date – no more late fee worries!  The form necessary to set up ACH payments is available by clicking here or visiting the borough office. Right to Know Law:  Request To Review Borough Public Records Requests to review Dublin Borough public records must be made in writing to the Borough’s Right-to-Know Officer, Eleanor F. Sadorf.  (click here to print form).  The Open Records Officer shall review all written requests, and as soon as possible, but no later than five business days after receiving a written request, the Open Records Officer shall respond to such requests in writing, consistent with Act 3 of 2008, the Right-to-Know Law.