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Month: April 2019

Borough Cleanup

Yeadon Clean-Up Day is Saturday, May 4

From the Mayor’s Desk

For the past two years, Yeadon has partnered with Comcast as part of their dedication in contributing to a clean environment and showcasing their dedication in being great corporate neighbors. So in that spirit, they have provided volunteers to come to Yeadon to clean up various sites around Earth Day on the annual Calendar. So I’m pleased to announce that Comcast has agreed again to partner with Yeadon for a third year running. In addition, they donate $600 to the borough as a goodwill corporate gesture each time they participate with us.

This year, we are asking for volunteers to come out to our main clean-up sites at the intersections of Church Lane and Chester Avenue and/or the area of West Cobbs Creek Parkway from Chester Avenue to St. Louis. We will be cleaning up those sites on Saturday, May 4 from 8:00 am to Noon.

Please meet at Church Lane and Chester Avenue at 7:45 am on Saturday, May 4. Gloves and tools will be provided. We will also be providing T-Shirts for volunteers. Bottled water will be on hand to keep us hydrated and porta-potties will be available on site for our added convenience.

As each year has grown in scope and enthusiasm, this year we will expand our efforts in Mayoral Proclamation, dedicating May 4, 2019 as “Yeadon Clean-Up Day.” We are encouraging the entire borough to join in a community clean-up effort – from a home-based yardwork spring cleaning, to helping our neighbors clean up their block and common driveways. In concert with our Public Works Department, we will dedicate (to be announced) major intersections where we can also discard of bulk trash in conveniently deployed dumpsters. Please visit our website at yeadonborough.com for more information as our clean-up Day info will be updated as the date gets closer.

Hope to see ya out there at one of our sites, or on your block shoulder to shoulder with your neighbors.

Mayor Hepkins
 
Mayor Rohan Hepkins

 
 

Delaware County Community Day

Delaware County Community Day is Saturday, May 4

State Representatives Joanna E. McClinton and Margo L. Davidson present a day of health and wellness resources, children’s activities, food, and live stage entertainment during this free event taking place on Church Lane between Whitby and Gunther Avenues, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Staff from legislative offices will be on hand to answer questions about state issues and programs. For more information, please contact Rep. McClinton’s office at 215-748-6712.

Event Flyer

PA Real ID

REAL ID in Pennsylvania: What You Need to Know

Beginning October 1, 2020, Pennsylvanians will need a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, photo ID card, or another form of federally-acceptable identification (such as a valid passport or military ID) to board a domestic commercial flight or enter a federal building or military installation that requires ID.

REAL IDs are now available to Pennsylvanians who want them. To help you decide if you need a REAL ID, and provide information on what documents you will need and steps you can take to get an optional REAL ID, visit the Pennsylvania REAL ID website.

Nile Swim Club

Nile Swim Club Offers Free Water Safety Program for Children

No Child Will Drown in Our Town (NCWDOT) is a free, comprehensive swim and water safety program focused on safe swimming methods that is being offered to children 13 and under who are residents of the William Penn School District.

IMPORTANT: You must register for this program during the registration meeting taking place Saturday, April 27 in the parking lot of the Nile.

Limited slots are available and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis.

Classes will take place between June 17 and June 28, 2019.

For more information please call 610-623-1535 or visit nileswimclub.org

No Child Will Drown in Our Town