Infrastructure

Recently, some Yeadon residents may have received a notice from PECO informing them of an upcoming infrastructure project taking place in parts of Yeadon Borough

PECO will begin a natural gas infrastructure upgrade project in the parts of Yeadon, starting on or after the week of April 27, 2026. Work will take place along Rundale Ave (Duncan Ave to MacDade Blvd) and Bell Ave (Rundale Ave to MacDade Blvd), Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and is expected to be completed by June 2026.

The project includes installing new underground gas lines to improve safety, durability, and service reliability. Some temporary impacts to traffic, sidewalks, and properties may occur, but all areas will be restored after construction.

To complete connections to the new gas main, PECO or its contractor will need to briefly shut off gas service and access properties to relight appliances the same day. This may also include relocating indoor gas meters to an exterior location, as required for safety by state regulations. Residents should ensure access to gas equipment when notified and are asked to mark any privately owned underground utilities (such as sprinkler systems, dog fences, or private lines) before work begins.

For questions or to coordinate access, residents can contact Utility Line Services at 215-430-1503 or PECO Work Inquiries at 610-832-6420 (Email: GasWorkInquiries@exeloncorp.com).

Read the full letter to customers below:

Notice to Residents: Milling and Resurfacing work will take place from Wednesday, October 22 through Monday, October 27 (excluding Saturday and Sunday) on the following roadways:

• Yeadon Avenue – from MacDade Boulevard to Allen Drive
• Parkview Boulevard – South Longacre Boulevard to Angora Drive

Please remove all vehicles from the street by 6:30 a.m. during this project.

Residents will be able to access their homes, but traffic may be restricted and street parking will be prohibited until the work is completed. Please do not drive through barricades, as these are placed for the safety and protection of the workers. Unless absolutely necessary, please do not drive or walk across freshly tarred or paved street. The oils and tar will stain cars, clothes, carpet, etc.

If we are not there on the above date, we will be there on the following day.

Remember: Only a short-term inconvenience for a better road!

Thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Recently, some Yeadon residents may have received a notice from PECO informing them of an upcoming infrastructure project taking place in parts of Yeadon Borough and Upper Darby Township.

This $3.6 million project will include upgrading and installing new, innovative equipment, including new poles and tree-resistant aerial wires. Advanced devices will be installed that can stop the flow of electricity if a problem occurs and automatically restore electricity where possible.

During the next few weeks, qualified PECO contractor Davey Resource Group will be in the area surveying the necessary tree work. If there is required tree work on your property, PECO will contact you directly to review the plan in-person.

Tree work is expected to begin in October 2025, with the entire project is expected to be completed in Q2 2026.

For more information, click here to read the full letter from PECO.

The newly completed Yeadon Borough Roadway Safety Action Plan outlines strategies and commitments to eliminate traffic-related fatalities and injuries through proposed safety initiatives and a program of community engagement.

The plan, created by a committee of public officials along public input from borough council meetings and a borough-wide pedestrian survey, identifies existing guidance and policies to prevent traffic related fatalities and injuries. In addition, it evaluates crash data throughout Yeadon Borough and proposes countermeasures to improve the safety of Borough roadways and eliminate all traffic related injuries and fatalities.

View or download the plan at the link below:

Roadway Safety Action Plan (PDF)

On Thursday, December 12, the 1100 block of Church Lane southbound will be closed from Chester Avenue to the Philadelphia city limits due to Aqua road restoration.