Tuscarora Village is part of Upper Mount Bethel Township, which is in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. 

Old Mount Bethel was one of the oldest settled areas in Northampton County. Included in its jurisdiction was the Old Hunter Settlement, founded by the Ulster Scotts around 1730. The same year, Old Mount Bethel was erected as a town. After the Walking Purchase of 1737 between the William Penn family and the Lenape Delaware Indian tribes was completed, Old Mount Bethel was established in Bucks County. In 1752, Bucks County was divided and Northampton County was established, placing Old Mount Bethel within the boundaries of Northampton County. The original Mount Bethel was eventually divided into Upper and Lower townships on March 17, 1787.

You can access the Upper Mount Bethel Township website at umbt.org. The Township Municipal Building is located at 387 Ye Olde Highway, Mount Bethel, PA 18343 and their phone number is 570-897-6127. They are active on Facebook as well. UMBT is where you would get information on local ordinances, trash and recycling contracts, zoning regulations, and parks and recreation information.

To access information on the County level, please visit Northampton Counties website at northamptoncounty.org. Their physical address is 669 Washington Street, Easton, Pennsylvania 18042 and their phone number is (610) 829-6500. Northampton County is where one would obtain Property Records, information on the court system as well as the Sheriff.