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2012-08-10T10:41:31-04:00

  All the news that’s fit to print is available to you even before it hits the newsstands. For your viewing pleasure, the June 2012 Aston Township Times is now available. This month’s issue is jam packed with recaps of community events from May and all the information you need to know for the month of June.   Are you looking to find out more about what important decisions are being made in your township? Check out the Monthly Meeting section which lists dates and times of all public meetings. Are you looking for something to do locally with your [...]

Extra! Extra! Read all about it!!!2012-08-10T10:41:31-04:00

Attention Residents: Message from the Aston Police Department

2012-03-14T07:40:23-04:00

Attention Residents:  The Aston Police Department has received word of a potential scam taking place up and down the East Coast of the United States.  The potential scam that has been targeting the elderly community is in the form of a phone call from, “your chimney sweep.”  In some cases the caller did not state the name of their business but led the homeowner to believe that they in fact were the company they used in the past.  Recently the suburbs of Boston, Mass., were targeted and the individuals are possibly operating under the following names. -          Aero Ventilation -          [...]

Attention Residents: Message from the Aston Police Department2012-03-14T07:40:23-04:00

4.00 mills – No Increase

2012-02-24T15:55:34-05:00

Taxes were held to 4.00 mills in Aston Township.  All parties involved worked hard again this year to pass a budget that did not include a rise in taxes.  Aston Township is committed to providing value to its residents.  Despite rising costs and the tough economy, Aston Township Board of Commissioners voted this past December to approve a resolution to hold taxes at 4.00 mills.  They gave a special thanks to Township Manager / Secretary Richard D. Lehr and Township Business Manager, Maureen Schmidt, as well as others for their hard work on balancing the budget to prevent an increase. 

4.00 mills – No Increase2012-02-24T15:55:34-05:00

Neighbors Helping Neighbors

2014-11-10T18:29:21-05:00

Neighbors Helping Neighbors The Aston Township Community Center on Concord Road is now being utilized as a food pantry collection depot that will help feed dozens of local families and children. The Neighbors Helping Neighbors network has already recruited Giant, the Aston Police Department, the Penn-Delco School District, and other Aston organizations that want to help. […]

Neighbors Helping Neighbors2014-11-10T18:29:21-05:00

2012 Aston Township Calendar

2012-03-05T16:01:54-05:00

Coming soon, the 2012 Aston Township Calendar!!!  This year the distribution of the calendars are being handled differently from previous years, due to complaints that residents were not receiving them in their mail.  This year we are pleased to announce that throughout the month of January the Public Works Department, along with other members of the township, have committed to hand deliver the calendars to the residents.  If you have not received your calendar by Tuesday, January 31, 2012, please feel free to contact George Needles at the Aston Township Administrative Office, by phone at (610) 494-1636 or by email:  gneedles1@astontownship.net.  [...]

2012 Aston Township Calendar2012-03-05T16:01:54-05:00

Winter Is Here

2012-03-05T16:01:08-05:00

Winter is here and the Public Works Department would like to remind you to stay safe.  During and immediately after a winter storm, the easiest way for us to keep the roads clear and drivable is for you to stay off them until we get them cleared.  If you do need to drive during a storm please exercise extreme caution.  Snow removal and winter storms can be tough on everyone.  Please don’t forget your neighbors.  If you are able, make sure you offer them help.  Always check in on your elderly neighbors to make sure they are okay.  Cooperation and lending [...]

Winter Is Here2012-03-05T16:01:08-05:00

2012 ABA, Business person of the year.

2012-03-27T08:51:36-04:00

Township Manager and Secretary Richard D. Lehr, was honored as the 2012 Aston Business Association, Business person of the year.  Richard or “Dick” has been a long time resident and employee of Aston Township.  Dick has been a staple in the community and has been involved in various organizations throughout the years.  Dick received this award at the annual Business Association Dinner held on Monday, December 12, 2011.  The Business Association thought that this would be the best way to thank him for everything he does in the community. 

2012 ABA, Business person of the year.2012-03-27T08:51:36-04:00

2011 Tree Lighting and Fun Festival

2012-01-20T16:05:12-05:00

The 2011 Tree Lighting was a huge success thanks to the extra efforts of the Citizen’s Advisory Committee and the donation of time and resources from local businesses and residents! This year’s event was expanded to include Free family friendly game and activities, snacks, and a visit from Santa. The Library also added to the fun by inviting Mr. Malcom to read The Polar Express. Perhaps most significantly, the event was moved to a Friday evening, which organizers suspect encouraged a much greater turnout than in years past. Thanks to all who donated their time and resources to make this [...]

2011 Tree Lighting and Fun Festival2012-01-20T16:05:12-05:00

Police Urge Safety Precautions

2012-02-24T15:52:31-05:00

Due to recent thefts from vehicles and homes, Aston police are advising residents to avoid keeping valuables in parked vehicles or to lock valuables in the trunk. The most common items stolen from vehicles are purses, wallets, and electronic equipment, like laptop computers and GPS units. Break-ins have occurred both day and night, often targeting unlocked cars or homes. As a precaution, residents should keep vehicle windows closed and doors locked, while the doors and windows of the house should be locked, as well. Whenever possible, park vehicles in a well-lit area, and keep the outside of your home illuminated. [...]

Police Urge Safety Precautions2012-02-24T15:52:31-05:00
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