Jenkintown High School Seniors

The Borough has been asked to share this awesome campaign.

PROUDLY SHOW YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE JENKINTOWN HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS

Through this campaign every home in the district can now proudly display a Lawn Sign to show their support of The Jenkintown High School Graduating Class of 2020. These seniors have had a rough year, let’s show them we care! Please show your support!

By clicking this link Support Jenkintown High School Seniors  you can visit the website, choose your sign, customize it (Penn State sign) and place your order (Worker/Responder Signs available too). A portion of the sales will go to the Senior Class of 2020. Read More »

COVID 19 Update: A message from State Representative Steve McCarter Voting Against Senate Bill 613, Local Food Cupboard Information and More Helpful Community Resources

Jenkintown Borough continues to update the  opens in a new windowBorough website with the latest COVID-19 information and community resources that have been provided by County, State, and Federal agencies.  State Representative Steve McCarter updates the public in a message below on voting against State Bill 613 and provides more helpful community resources including donation and distribution times for opens in a new windowlocal food cupboards,  Governor Wolf’s announcement on emergency opens in a new windowSNAP benefit distribution and local feeding programs and more. Read More »

PECO Extends COVID-19 Customer Support Efforts Through June 1

Jenkintown Borough would like to share the following update provided by Suzanne Ryan, PECO External Affairs Manager regarding the company’s COVID-19 policies to ensure customer access to services.

“April 16, 2020 — To offer continued assistance to customers impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, PECO is extending its support policies, which include suspending service disconnections, waiving new late fees, and reconnecting customers who were previously disconnected, through at least June 1.
The company’s COVID-19 policies, designed to help ensure all customers have access to safe and reliable electric service during this critical time, launched in mid-March with PECO’s announcement to suspend service disconnections and waive new late payment charges for all of customers. The commitment was extended shortly thereafter to reconnect customers who previously had their power disconnected.

“We recognize the impact of COVID-19 on our customers and communities has been greater than anyone could have imagined, with many experiencing financial difficulties and uncertainty about the future,” said Mike Innocenzo, PECO president and CEO. “We remain committed to every customer through difficult times, and we will continue to support our communities in need. During this pandemic, we will power through together.” Read More »

Reminder: Borough will Livestream Public Meetings tomorrow, April 15th

The Borough would like to remind you all that due to the COVID-19 Emergency and in strict observance of Governor Wolf’s “Stay at Home Order”, the Borough will livestream all Public Committee and Borough Council meetings through the Borough’s Facebook page during this emergency. The Administration & Finance and Building, Zoning & Revitalization Committees will hold their regularly scheduled public meeting tomorrow, April 15th at 7:00 PM on the Borough Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/jenkintownboro.  The agendas for tomorrow’s committee meetings can be found here on the Borough’s Website.

The public will be able to submit comments beforehand to the Borough Manager at glocke@jenkintownboro.comcreate new email. comments received before 4:00 PM on the night the meeting will be read during the public meeting. The Public will also have the opportunity to ask comment live during the Public Comment portion of the meeting on the Borough Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/jenkintownboro.  

We look forward to your involvement in these public meetings and hope that you are able to follow the latest updates provided on the Borough Website with information provided by County, State and Federal Agencies.

If you have any questions or concerns please call the Borough Hall Office at 215-885-0700.

Please Stay Home, Stay Safe and Be Well 

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