Join the Jenkintown Rec Board this Saturday, April 15th for the annual Spring Egg Hunt. The event will take place at the Elementary School playground and field from 10am-12pm. There will be eggs to hunt, an egg toss and even a visit from the Bunny!
Jenkintown Police Department will be accepting unused or expired medications in cooperation with the Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office and the Montgomery County Chiefs of Police Association on Saturday 29 April, 2017 from 10AM to 2Pm. You can drop off the meds at 700 Summit Avenue, Jenkintown Police Department. Thank you. Please see the flyer attached opens in a new windowhere opens PDF file for more information.
Jenkintown residents and friends: The Borough invites you to participate in a community survey regarding the Cedar Street property that was recently purchased by the Borough. The property is in the early stages of planning as a new open space and park. Public input is vital to the process, so please click the link below and submit your ideas!
Jenkintown Borough is looking for a qualified individual to hire as the part-time Fire Marshal. This position will be 8 hours a week, 40 hours a month. Cover letters and resumes should be sent to:
Jenkintown Borough working in conjunction with the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, Johnson Controls and Uni-Vest Bank has finalized the contract to replace all existing streetlights with energy efficient LED streetlights.
Jenkintown Borough Council approved joining with the DVRPC (Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission) and JCI (Johnson Control Inc.) on the five-county LED street light replacement program. The Borough has completed the extensive application / review process and all street lights are now slated to be replaced with energy saving LED street lights. The installation of the Borough wide LED street light replacements will begin in July 2017. A brief synopsis of the program is that the lighting needs have been reviewed, designed and Engineered. The LED lights will be provided and installed. The cost of the project is offset by Utility rebates and the reduced cost of electricity through energy savings. The design calculations show the project paying for itself in seven years. The lights have an expected maintenance free life of twenty years. Read More »