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Delaware County Provides Update on Primary Election

As of June 1, the County has sent out approximately 80,000 absentee or mail-in ballots. The County has made arrangements with the United State Postal Service to send 6,000 applications today.

Those applications will be delivered to homes by tomorrow. There are approximately 400 ballots that will not be mailed due to the timing and staffing constraints. Residents who do not receive their mail in ballot can vote provisionally at their polling location.

For residents who have not yet mailed in their ballot, you will have several options to have your vote counted.

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SNAP for Seniors

Fruit and Vegetable Vouchers Available for Seniors

JUNE 1-SEPTEMBER 30, 2020

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture provides $24 vouchers to purchase fresh fruit and vegetables at designated Farmers Markets. Call the Friendship Circle Senior Center at 610-237-6222 to request an application or download an electronic copy that can be found on the SCS website.

Complete application in full. Please include a self-addressed envelope with stamp so we may return your voucher coupons to you. Return by mail or drop off and place in the safe metal box located at the entrance on the porch of the center.

Friendship Circle, located on the Mercy Fitzgerald campus parking lot in Yeadon continues to provide meaningful activities for its members during this pandemic.

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No Wipes in the Pipes

Public Works Reminder: No Wipes in the Pipes

No matter what the package says, “flushable” wipes can cause an undue burden on our sewer system. Along with the increased use of disinfecting wipes, the presence of these items in our wastewater can cause serious problems with our infrastructure.

Please be mindful and do not flush these products:

• “Flushable” wipes
• Disinfecting and cleaning wipes
• Sanitary products
• Tissues
• Paper towels
• Napkins
• Cardboard and paper products
• Fabrics

Delco Online Presentation 5/18

County Holds Online Presentations Monday, May 18

Delaware County Council and the Department of Human Services will host an online presentation on Monday, May 18 at 3:30pm.
Presentations include:

  • Children & Youth Services
  • Delaware County Library Services
  • The Office of Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities

Delaware County Council and the Department of Human Services will host an online presentation on May 18 at 4:15pm.
Presentations include:

  • County Offices of Services to the Aging (COSA)
  • DelCo Food Collaboration
  • Homeless Services

Residents can watch live both presentations on the County’s Facebook page or on the County’s website

Yeadon US Census 2020

Reminder: Complete Your 2020 U.S. Census Response

If you have not yet completed the 2020 U.S. Census for your household, please be sure to do so. Completed forms should be mailed to:

U.S. Census Bureau
National Processing Center
100 Logistics Avenue
Jeffersonville, IN 47144

Responses may also be completed by telephone by calling 844-330-2020 (English).

For additional languages, see https://2020census.gov/en/ways-to-respond/responding-by-phone.html

For more information or to respond online please visit my2020census.gov

Telephone Town Hall

County Hosts Telephone Town Hall Wednesday, April 29

Delaware County will host a Telephone Town Hall on Wednesday, April 29 at 3:30 PM.

Various speakers will present information on various resources for mental health, drug andf alcohol recovery, services for the elderly, and food resources.

All residents welcome to participate.

Call 1-833-380-0659 to join.

Delaware County

Food Boxes Now Available to Households in Need

We would like to thank the County and the Department of Human Services for providing Grab N Go Meals to those in need on 4/23/20.

The borough is pleased to announce that we have secured boxes of food from the county for those in need due to COVID-19. The boxes will be available in the Citizens Bank Parking lot (corner of Church Lane & Guenther Ave) beginning at 1:00 pm tomorrow, April 23, 2020 and distributed on a first come, first served basis.

Those picking up should wear proper PPE – including masks and gloves. Food will be limited to one box per person/household.

If you believe someone is in need and may not be able to come retrieve the boxes, please forward their name and address to rhepkins@yeadonborough.com and we will coordinate to deliver any extras. We will also use this information to try to secure additional resources from the county.

We would like to thank the County and the Department of Human Services for making this possible.

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Yeadon

A Message from Mayor Hepkins and Yeadon Borough Council

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Dear Yeadon Residents,

I pray this message finds you in good health and with hope for our future. I am reaching out to you on behalf the of the Mayor’s Office and Yeadon Borough Council to let you know that we are working together diligently to lead our beloved Yeadon Borough through this virus pandemic.

We recognize that this is an unprecedented time for all of us around the country. Many of us have seen loved ones or friends pass away from the scourge of this virus. Others have been furloughed or find themselves suddenly unemployed. Many have lost medical coverage, while we all find ourselves hunkered down in our homes as much as possible due to the stay at home order. We cannot gather in large groups and everything from our school year, our workouts, medical provisions, shopping, sports, worship and general assembly have been radically affected or put on hold. Many businesses have closed and we can no longer attend our favorite restaurant. For all of these sacrifices, we say to you – we are here with you and we empathize with these fears and anxieties – we have them too. It has certainly been a difficult time for us all, but I assure you, your continued efforts will pay off in the long run.

We are writing to encourage you to hang in there, Yeadon. We believe that despite our difficulties – together, we can make it through this. If we stay the course of social distancing, wear masks, continue to wash our hands frequently, sanitize frequently touched areas and be smart about preventing the potential spread of the virus – we can beat this thing.

We want to also assure you that although the borough is closed for normal business, our Police, Fire, and Emergency Management are in full operation working to keep us all safe. We sincerely thank them for being our front line of defense in this battle. Your borough government is actively engaged in frequent meeting with County and State officials and are meeting for livestream Council Meetings monthly to ensure the needs of the borough are met. During this stressful time, we want to direct you to our webpage for up-to-date information on COVID-19 and our emergency protocols and preparedness. We have kept our borough website at yeadonborough.com current to communicate pertinent information and resources residents may need during this crisis. We have also mailed out letters to all Yeadon households so that those without the capability to go online can receive information via mail.

In closing, we’d like to encourage residents with the spirit of togetherness, we ask that we take the time to regularly check on our neighbors – especially those who are elderly or with disabilities. We can utilize phone calls to maintain social distancing. It has been heartwarming to see neighbors make the sacrifice of staying home to keep everyone safe. This is a time when we need to continue to band together as a community. Let’s be strategic, let’s stay determined, and let’s always be positive, and we will be able to make it through as we look out for each other.

We thank you for your understanding and compliance through these difficult times. And remember – Together, we will make it through!!

Sincerely,
Rohan K. Hepkins, Mayor

Yeadon Borough Council
LaToya Monroe, Council President
Ronald Francis, Council Vice President
Rafi Cave
Clara Johnson
Tomeka Taliah Jones-Waters
Dr. Dolores McCabe
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