The Yeadon Borough Recreation Committee will conduct its monthly meeting online via Zoom on Tuesday, March 10, at 7:00 PM.
Residents who would like to join via Zoom should register for a link by sending an email to info@yeadonborough.com
Yeadon Borough Mayor Rohan Hepkins invites residents to participate in this in-person forum at Yeadon Borough Hall.
Participation will also available virtually via Zoom. Use the link below at the time of the meeting to participate:
Thursday, March 5, 2026 • 7:00 PM
Yeadon Borough Hall
Second Floor Auditorium
600 Church Lane, Yeadon, PA 19050
Or join from PC, Mac, iPad, or Android:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81841329631?pwd=bszQUznclWng95eECYqR6M1ld60trD.1
Due to continued inclement conditions and accumulated snow on roadways, restrictions on parking during certain hours are lifted from Monday, February 23 through Friday, February 27, 2026.
During this time, the usual requirements to move vehicles on specific days and during certain hours are suspended. Residents will not be required to move their vehicles for scheduled parking restrictions while this temporary suspension is in effect.
Due to inclement weather, the scheduled Black History Month event featuring Dr. Daisy Century at the Yeadon Public Library on Tuesday, February 24 has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Mayor Rohan Hepkins has officially declared a Snow Emergency, and the Police Department would like to share the following important parking information with our community.
Snow Emergency Parking Update: The usual requirements to move vehicles on specific days and during certain hours will be suspended. Residents do not need to move their vehicles for scheduled parking restrictions while the suspension is in effect. All other parking regulations remain in effect. This includes restrictions related to fire hydrants, intersections, driveways, handicap spaces, posted time limits, and other posted signage. Violations will continue to be enforced.
Vehicles parked on designated Snow Emergency Routes must be moved by 4 PM Sunday. Any vehicle left on a Snow Emergency Route is subject to ticketing and may be towed without further notice to ensure roadways remain clear for plowing and emergency vehicles. The three municipal parking lots are open and available at no cost. Residents are encouraged to use these lots if additional parking options are needed during the snow event.
Additional Reminders: It is against the law to throw, shovel, or plow snow into the street. Doing so creates hazardous driving conditions and obstructs snow removal operations. Saving parking spaces on public streets with chairs, bags, trash cans, or any other items is prohibited under state law. Such items may be removed, and violations may result in enforcement action. Our priority is to ensure that roads remain accessible for snow removal operations and emergency response vehicles. We appreciate your cooperation in helping keep our community safe and passable during this weather event.
Stay safe and allow extra time for travel as crews continue snow removal operations throughout the week.
Due to the impending snow storm forecasted, a Snow Emergency Declaration is hereby in effect for Yeadon Borough from 4:00 pm on Sunday, February 22, 2026 through 8:00 am Tuesday, February 24, 2026.
During this specified time period, no parking is allowed on any snow emergency street (see the list of streets below). Any car found parked on these streets during this state of emergency is subject to towing or ticketing.
The purpose of this declaration is to ensure clear access to major streets for emergency vehicles responding to emergencies when inclement weather compromises passability.
Cars are to be parked on other accessible streets. In order to ease this transition, the municipal parking lots located at Church Lane & Guenther Avenue, Myra Avenue & Church Lane, and Holly & Baily Roads will also be made available for additional parking during this time period.
Residents are also asked to exercise caution during this emergency, stay safe, and avoid unnecessary travel. Also please continuously check on neighbors and loved ones during this period…and make sure your cell phones are fully chaged at all times to be prepared for any possible power outages.
Should there be any changes to this declaration, another notice will be disseminated to update residents.
Thank you in advance for your understanding and cooperation…and please be safe !
A virtual Public Safety Committee Meeting will be held on Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 9:30 am.
The meeting will be open to public participation via Zoom. If you wish to participate, please complete the form below. You will be emailed a link at the time of the meeting.
Presented by the Pennsylvania Resources Council and the Eastern Delaware County Stormwater Collective
Rain Barrels limited to 25 for this workshop; one per household
Rain Barrels:
Attendees will learn about the problems associated with stormwater runoff, ways to conserve water in their homes, and watershed friendly landscaping techniques. The workshop will also cover the basics of how to install and maintain a rain barrel.
Tuesday, May 19 – 6:30 pm
Online Registration is Preferred
Financial and other support provided by the PA Department of Environmental Protection’s Environmental Education Grants Program
Yeadon Borough Council will hold a legislative meeting at 7:00 PM on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
The meeting takes place in the Borough Hall auditorium. The public is invited to attend and participate either in person or online via Zoom using the information below.
Please click the link below to join the webinar:
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83344192997?pwd=yrrrWDZfEPeMaO0wZaiTWiqpmNqwBQ.1
Meeting ID: 833 4419 2997
Passcode: 281951
Or One tap mobile:
+13052241968,,83344192997#,,,,*281951# US
+13092053325,,83344192997#,,,,*281951# US
BOROUGH OF YEADON
DELAWARE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
BOROUGH COUNCIL LEGISLATIVE MEETING
FEBRUARY 19, 2026
1. Pledge of Allegiance
2. Roll Call
3. Citizens’ Forum (Agenda Items Only – comments limited to 3 minutes)
4. Minutes
a. Consideration to approve January 5, 2026, Reorganization Meeting Minutes.
b. Consideration to approve January 15, 2026, Legislative Meeting Minutes.
5. Mayor’s Report
6. President’s Report
7. Manager’s Report
a. Swearing in of Lamont Collins as a Code Enforcement Officer.
b. Consideration to adopt Ordinance number 2026-001, an amendment to Article IV of the Borough Code entitled Historical Commission.
c. Consideration to authorize Borough Management to order electronic devices for Councilor Ronald Francis and Councilor T. Taliah Jones-Waters.
8. Solicitor’s Report
a. Consideration for the approval of the separation agreement for employee number 10184 with the Borough of Yeadon.
9. Tax Collector’s Report
10. Engineer’s Report
11. Reports
A. Finance
1. Consideration for the approval of the February 2026 Accounts Payable List.
2. Consideration for the approval of the February 2026 Accounts Payable Additions List.
3. Consideration for the approval of the January 2026 Cash Balance Report.
4. Consideration to add Antoinette Truehart and Crystal Sapp as signers on all Borough bank accounts, effective immediately.
B. Ordinances & Zoning
1. Consideration to advertise Ordinance number 2026-004 Industrial and Commercial Property Use and Occupancy.
2. Consideration to advertise Ordinance number 2026-005 amending 220-16(O) Exterior Property Areas.
3. Consideration to advertise Ordinance 2026-006 amending 235-6(D) Inspection of Rental Units.
4. Consideration to advertise Ordinance 2026-007 Industrial and Commercial Property Knox Box.
C. Public Works
D. Public Safety
i. Police Department’s Report
ii. Emergency Management’s Report
iii. Fire Department’s Report
E. Recreation
11. Adjournment
Delaware County Council and the County Treasurer present information on the Homestead Exclusion Program so all eligible residents can take advantage of this property tax relief.
The deadline to apply for the Homestead Exclusion Program is March 1.
This program provides school property tax relief for eligible homeowners.
Who is eligible?
Check your eligibility status
Residents can search their property and view their current Homestead status through the Delaware County Real Estate Tax System, available on the Delaware County website. Use the “Search by Address” feature and look for: “Homestead Status – Current and Next School Bill Cycle.”
You may also review the example below highlighting where to find your Homestead Reduction, if eligible.
Submit an application
Interested applicants will need to apply directly with the Delaware County Homestead Office:
Delaware County Government Center
201 W. Front Street
Media, PA 19063
Because we are close to the application deadline, residents are encouraged to apply in person at the county office to ensure timely processing.
On Monday, February 16, Yeadon Borough offices will be closed in observation of Presidents Day.
Please note: there are no changes to the trash pickup schedule.